More Spellifire? Sure Thing!

I play a few CCGs and I always read InQuest.
My favorite game is Magic, but I haven't
been playing it. I'm waiting until the new
expansions come out, the ones other than
Alliances. Meanwhile, I have been playing
Spellfire. Your magazine just doesn't have
enough coverage of Spellfire. Will you con-
sider adding more articles on Spellfire?

Sean Allen
Mount Airy, NC

After your letter triggers the inevitable avalanche
of requests, I don't see where we'll have much choice.

Down With Mothers

Okay, I'm almost done with a game of
Magic, when my mother walks into the card
shop and says, "It's time to go." I say, "It'll
be a little while before I'm dead, but I'll try
to hurry." I finish 10 minutes later. I go out-
side expecting to see her car, but it's gone.
I go back in and say, "She left without me."
Later, she walks in, not exactly excited to
see me. So we leave and she starts talking
about how I'm never going to the card shop
again. Was she overreacting?

Christopher L. Buirley
Troy, OH

Look, there are three sure-fire ways to PO your mom:
(1) forget her birthday, (2) leave your junk lying
around and (3) keep her waiting in the car. Apolo-
gize, already. And while you're at it, a little peck on
the cheek wouldn't hurt. Go ahead, ya big lug!

Foreign Exchange

I'm sending this letter from Vienna, Austria,
to say that all the expatriates go mad for
your mag like it was going out of style. So

do the Austrians - even the ones who don't
speak English. Anyway, my friends and I
have a grievance about the contests where
you offer foreign editions of Magic as prizes.
Let me tell ya something. Those things are
a dime a dozen around here. I think it's a
shame that people would want them.

Matt Patren
Vienna, Austria
(formerly Danbury, CT)

A dime a dozen? Hmm, I could take all the money
I made working as live bait at Gator Land and
buy... lemme see... 18 cards!