Mark Rosewater, the prolific writer behind Making Magic, recently celebrated his 1,000th week of crafting insightful articles about the world of Magic: The Gathering. The journey began many years ago when he hit the 100-week milestone and decided to review and grade his previous columns. This practice has now become a tradition every hundred weeks, offering readers a window into the evolution of his writing over the years.
Rosewater’s recap columns serve a dual purpose: to provide a record for those looking to revisit specific articles and to offer a starting point for new readers delving into the vast archive of Making Magic. Through his “Hundred and Counting” series, Rosewater categorizes his columns based on a five-star rating system, giving readers insights into the quality of each piece.
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Over the years, Rosewater has maintained a high standard for his columns, constantly striving for excellence in his writing. His dedication to producing top-tier content has led to a consistent level of quality across his extensive body of work, spanning more than a thousand weeks and nearly two decades of writing.
Each column delves into various aspects of Magic: The Gathering, from set previews and design insights to behind-the-scenes stories and creative processes. For instance, Rosewater’s exploration of the War of the Spark previews sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of designing mechanics and storytelling within the game.
His articles on sets like Modern Horizons, Core Set 2020, and Throne of Eldraine offer readers a glimpse into the intricate design decisions that shape each expansion. From discussing the creation of new mechanics to sharing card-by-card design stories, Rosewater’s columns provide a comprehensive look at the inner workings of Magic: The Gathering.
Aside from set previews and design discussions, Rosewater also delves into broader topics such as game design principles, the importance of diversity in design, and the future of Magic. Through his engaging writing style and expert analysis, he offers valuable insights into the ever-evolving landscape of card game design.
Rosewater’s dedication to his craft is evident in the depth and breadth of topics covered in Making Magic. Whether exploring the history of specific card types, sharing trivia quizzes, or dissecting the nuances of set mechanics, his columns continue to captivate readers and provide a treasure trove of knowledge for Magic enthusiasts.
As Rosewater embarks on the next phase of his writing journey, readers can look forward to more engaging content, insightful commentary, and a deep dive into the world of Magic: The Gathering. With a thousand weeks behind him, the future of Making Magic promises to be as enchanting and enlightening as ever.
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