Interesant articol de la maestru, Richard Garfield. Un mic segment:

"The First Designs

I went back to graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania, and worked on the card game in whatever spare time I had. It wasn't easy; there were three months of false starts on the project, there are so many aspects of card game design that have to be reconsidered when designing trading card games. First of all, you can't have any bad cards—people wouldn't play with them. In fact, you want to prevent too much range in the utility of cards because players will only play with the best. Why make cards people won't play with? Besides, homogeneity of card power is the only way to combat the "rich kid syndrome" that threatened the game concept from the start."

Personal cred ca s-a intamplat exact ce Garfield nu voia atunci.

Aici este articolul in intregime:

http://wizards.com/magic/magazine/article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/feature/238b