Moonlight Monday Night EDH — Hidden Collectibles, Orange
Say EDH rather than Commander and the table clocks you in about a second. It is the format's older name, from before the game's publisher adopted it and renamed it, and the people who still use it were playing when it was a passed-around homebrew with no official blessing at all.
This room kept the old word and the crowd matches it: older on average, deep binders, decks quietly tuned across a decade rather than bought over a weekend. Somebody will have a card in a sleeve so worn it has gone soft at the corners, and will refuse to replace it.
It is a collectibles shop the rest of the week, so you play ringed by glass cases of graded cards, which does concentrate the mind about where this hobby can eventually lead.
3505 E Chapman Ave, Mondays from half six, free. Ask what the oldest card on the table is.
Say EDH rather than Commander and the table clocks you in about a second. It is the format's older name, from before the game's publisher adopted it and renamed it, and the people who still use it were playing when it was a passed-around homebrew with no official blessing at all.
This room kept the old word and the crowd matches it: older on average, deep binders, decks quietly tuned across a decade rather than bought over a weekend. Somebody will have a card in a sleeve so worn it has gone soft at the corners, and will refuse to replace it.
It is a collectibles shop the rest of the week, so you play ringed by glass cases of graded cards, which does concentrate the mind about where this hobby can eventually lead.
3505 E Chapman Ave, Mondays from half six, free. Ask what the oldest card on the table is.
Say EDH rather than Commander and the table clocks you in about a second. It is the format's older name, from before the game's publisher adopted it and renamed it, and the people who still use it were playing when it was a passed-around homebrew with no official blessing at all.
This room kept the old word and the crowd matches it: older on average, deep binders, decks quietly tuned across a decade rather than bought over a weekend. Somebody will have a card in a sleeve so worn it has gone soft at the corners, and will refuse to replace it.
It is a collectibles shop the rest of the week, so you play ringed by glass cases of graded cards, which does concentrate the mind about where this hobby can eventually lead.
3505 E Chapman Ave, Mondays from half six, free. Ask what the oldest card on the table is.