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Patrick Chapin on Standard and National Qualifiers
by Bill Stark | posted at 2010-05-14 17:59:00
tagged: MTG, Magic, Magic the Gathering, Standard, Bill Stark, Starkington Podcast, Patrick Chapin, National Qualifiers
The Starkington Podcast - Patrick Chapin on National Qualifiers
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In this week's episode we talk with Patrick Chapin about his thoughts on Standard and what you should be playing to qualify for Nationals or Amsterdam.
You can find more information about Pat's book on Magic, "Next Level Magic," on StarCityGames.com here. (The latest printing just finished and is now available!)
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Bill Stark is the founder and editor-in-chief of TheStarkingtonPost.com. He began playing Magic in 1995 after being introduced to the game by his brother. Since then he has competed at all levels of play including the JSS, Grand Prix, Nationals, and Pro Tour. In addition to his career as a pro, Bill began writing about the game early on for TheDojo.com, the first website dedicated to Magic. Since then he has written and edited for nearly every major Magic website on the web. In 2007 he began work as an official coverage reporter for Wizards of the Coast, flying to Grand Prixs, Nationals, and World Championships to record the events happening at each. He was also hired for six months as an R&D intern at Wizards where he worked on the redesign for DailyMTG.com as well as helping to develop multiple Magic sets. After leaving Wizards, he started TheStarkingtonPost.com to utilize his many contacts in the industry to provide a better information solution for fans of TCGs, gaming, and Magic: The Gathering.