Nathan Ball is a Patient Experience Host and freelance writer for TheGamer.com. With a focus on Magic: The Gathering, Nathan provides insights, rankings, and recommendations for players looking to enhance their gameplay. His work has also been featured in PC Invasion and Carrius Technologies.
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Nathan Ball's coverage revolves around gaming, with a focus on "Magic: The Gathering" and "Vampire Survivors." His articles predominantly consist of how-to guides and reviews. If you are reaching out to Nathan, consider providing content related to these specific games or similar ones.
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Sometimes half a lich is more than enough. Some Magic cards, like great artists, are unappreciated in their time.
By: Nathan Ball
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The highlights from Magic's 31st year! 2024 will almost certainly go down in MTG history as one of the most significant years of all time.
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