Well that's a wrap for my time in Korea, I'm catching a flight back to Australia tommorow (fingers crossed) and if this blog ever gets another update it will most likely be a link to a better resource that I found.
Monday 23 November 2020
Friday 24 April 2020
Ikoria hits Korea
There is surely a great bid of word play possible with Ikoria and Korea but after 7 weeks of social distancing my brain is only willing to pick the lowest of low fruit.
Korea was one of the few places to actually have a physical pre release for Ikoria but I didn't attend.
I have played the set a lot though thanks to MTG Arena and Coronavirus.
Thanks to a now fixed bug that meant pairings were always done on record with no regard to rank I spent a lot of time beating up on less experienced players.
Korea was one of the few places to actually have a physical pre release for Ikoria but I didn't attend.
I have played the set a lot though thanks to MTG Arena and Coronavirus.
Thanks to a now fixed bug that meant pairings were always done on record with no regard to rank I spent a lot of time beating up on less experienced players.
I made it to Mythic before Wizards pushed out an update that fixed the matchmaking. The nature of ranked is that once you find your level you should be winning around 50% of your games. If you are free to play like me that's not sustainable unless you can make up for it in constructed (shudders). So I have now witched to the best of three traditional queue where I seem to always go 2-1.
Monday 16 March 2020
Master List 2020
Time to update the master list. It's significantly shorter as I didn't use as many sources but I'm pretty sure most of these actually exist.
Seoul/Gyeonggido
This update brought to you by unexpected free time thanks to Coronovirus.
Seoul/Gyeonggido
Commander Zone - Mapo
Laughing Goblin - Mapo
Dice Latte - Dongdaemun
About TCG - Guro Digital Complex
Board Game Cafe Tycoon - Namgu
Hobby Game Mall - Bucheon
K MTG - Goyang
Tek Magic - Mapo
The Rest of Korea
There has to be more than these right?
This update brought to you by unexpected free time thanks to Coronovirus.
Places to Play Jay's Computer and Hobby Mart - Anjungri
Jay's Computer and Hobby Mart - Anjungri
This is a store located near but outside the Camp Humphreys military base. The store is accessible to everyone but I didn't see space for tournaments and it appears they run prereleases inside the base. In which case you have to be a member of the US military or know someone who can sign you in.
http://www.jaycomputer.com/
This is a store located near but outside the Camp Humphreys military base. The store is accessible to everyone but I didn't see space for tournaments and it appears they run prereleases inside the base. In which case you have to be a member of the US military or know someone who can sign you in.
http://www.jaycomputer.com/
Play Lab - Cheonan
PlayLab / 플레이랩Address: 충청남도 천안시 서북구 부성1길 28-12 28-12 Buseong 1-gil Seobuk-gu Cheon'an-si, 44 31100 Korea, Republic of
Phone 010-7751-1951
Phone 010-7751-1951
Monday 20 July 2015
Shopping updates
Red Dice is a store that I have never been to but is popular with the Seoul EDH crew.
It was brought to my attention that they now have an online store http://redmtg.com/
It doesn't look like it has anything the other online stores in Korea don't have but it's nice to have options and gives a good example of what to expect when you visit there.
Playfirst have rebranded their website and look much more foreigner friendly. They ship overseas and the English components on their website actually work so this will probably become the website I recommend by default to people overseas.
http://k-mtg.com/
The coolest thing I found on their site was a Korean Black Bordered Shivan Dragon from 4th edition for $37.
It was brought to my attention that they now have an online store http://redmtg.com/
It doesn't look like it has anything the other online stores in Korea don't have but it's nice to have options and gives a good example of what to expect when you visit there.
Playfirst have rebranded their website and look much more foreigner friendly. They ship overseas and the English components on their website actually work so this will probably become the website I recommend by default to people overseas.
http://k-mtg.com/
The coolest thing I found on their site was a Korean Black Bordered Shivan Dragon from 4th edition for $37.
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