I found the picture of Richard quite shocking. In the picture, Richard looks the same as he did back in 1994. Either it is a recent picture and Richard doesn’t age because he is a vampire, or noone has been able to take a picture of him since 1994 since he can’t be photographed because he is a vampire. I really don’t see any other logical conclusion.
Randy’s picture didn’t look super up-to-date either, but a headshot is a headshot as far as I’m concerned. Though I also like the vampire theory.
Also, since I’m dying of curiosity, you guys announce a turn-based strategy game and then WotC/Sony does right after? Are we to shrug and say “my, what a coincidence?”
I think I saw that photograph around 1997 when I started playing, sooo…not really up to date. http://magiccards.info/uh/en/44.html The painting on the Unhinged card seems to be based on it.
This still doesn’t invalidate the vampire theory and recently vampires have become a real tribe in Magic. Pure coincidence? Discuss or not.
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I found the picture of Richard quite shocking. In the picture, Richard looks the same as he did back in 1994. Either it is a recent picture and Richard doesn’t age because he is a vampire, or noone has been able to take a picture of him since 1994 since he can’t be photographed because he is a vampire. I really don’t see any other logical conclusion.
Randy’s picture didn’t look super up-to-date either, but a headshot is a headshot as far as I’m concerned. Though I also like the vampire theory.
Also, since I’m dying of curiosity, you guys announce a turn-based strategy game and then WotC/Sony does right after? Are we to shrug and say “my, what a coincidence?”
I think I saw that photograph around 1997 when I started playing, sooo…not really up to date.
http://magiccards.info/uh/en/44.html The painting on the Unhinged card seems to be based on it.
This still doesn’t invalidate the vampire theory and recently vampires have become a real tribe in Magic. Pure coincidence? Discuss or not.