MTG Salvation Article Archives: Author: Diane Colley

• Cranial Insertion: Angels and Planeswalkers (October 13th, 2008)

  Good morning, faithful readers of this silly column.

• Cranial Insertion: Time Travel (September 22nd, 2008)

  Hello, all! 'Tis I, your loyal tidepool-dwelling judge-turned-frazzled-college-student.

• Cranial Insertion: A Whole New Tidepool (September 1st, 2008)

  Hello loyal readers! Urchin here, transmitting from her new tidepool at Reed College in Portland, Oregon!

• Cranial Insertion: Figuratively, Not Literally (August 11th, 2008)

  Hello again, loyal readers! I have returned from the northern lands of Cananada to bring you good tidings and Magical questions.

• Cranial Insertion: Bring Your Aspirin (July 21st, 2008)

  Willkommen, bienvenue, and welcome to another installment of Cranial Insertion!

• Cranial Insertion: Waiting for Moko (June 29th, 2008)

  This week we have a delightful assortment of questions spanning from the mild to the maddening, but fear not, for all have been handled by our expert question tamers, and are unlikely to cause bodily harm to readers.

• Cranial Insertion: Under the Knife (June 8th, 2008)

  Hello again, loyal readers, and welcome to another installment of Cranial Insertion, our weekly attempt to impart vital rules knowledge into your skulls via surgical implantation.

• Cranial Insertion: We Have Arrived (May 4th, 2008)

  As I’m sure you all have seen, Shadowmoor included the best card yet to be printed in Magic: the Gathering: Dusk Urchins.

• Cranial Insertion: Flipping the National Debt (April 13th, 2008)

  Junk rares are beautiful things.

• Cranial Insertion: Set Phasers to Ban (March 16th, 2008)

  Hello again, zombies and shamans, and welcome to another week of rules questions and brain surgery at Cranial Insertion.

• Cranial Insertion: Pop Quiz! (February 24th, 2008)

  This week I get to torture you with a quiz article! How fun is that?

• Cranial Insertion: And Then There Was Urchin (February 3rd, 2008)

  The time has come, the Urchin said, to talk of many things.