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Well, about that time, the reports of 'Satanic Ritual Abuse" were coming to light. These were fantastic and horrific claims made about how Satanists rule the country, use the friendlier Pagans as recruitment pools, and sacrifice tens of thousands of women and children each year, with the police willfully ignoring such. This was eventually forgotten, fifteen seconds after the millions of dollars and many ruined lives failed to bring up any evidence for anything, and census data made it clear that America would be a giant ghost town if Satanists were really killing people in those numbers, or, as the Church of Satan pointed out, Satanists actually even sacrifice people. (They don't, and neither do Pagans.) But in the early and mid nineties, being attached to anything supernatural wasn't a smart career move, especially as novel and unestablished as MtG was. More so, if, like MtG, you really have nothing to do with actual occultism. (I'm Pagan, so I know this stuff.)
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Posted By:
Nivean_Dauphin
(3/17/2013 5:58:49 AM)
I was playing when this choice was made. I was a young teen so religious that I refused to play black at all and did my best not to have any black cards in my collection. (I've grown up by the way. Black, White decks are my fave now) Even I thought this was a stupid choice to make. The art was stupid looking. Glad it was changed altogether,
Posted By:
rabbimoshie
(4/18/2013 2:27:20 AM)
Funny how Innistrad is a slap on the face for all those bible-zealots. It contains all kinds of goodies like vampires, werewolves, demons, devils, angels, zombies, spirits. Hell, even humans doing sinful stuff.
Posted By:
Cyberium
(7/6/2013 6:54:25 PM)
Hmmm I wonder what's going on behind that text box....
Posted By:
JunkHarvester
(5/9/2014 3:30:34 PM)