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Justification of Challenge name column: In the collectible card game, Magic the Gathering, there were originally 3 player "psychographics" that described the three extremes of gaming interest as if they were represented uniquely by a human: Timmy, Johnny, and Spike. When Mark Gottlieb was hired, he proposed 2 additional psychographics: the rules fanatic, Melvin, and the art/lore fancier, Vorthos. In this wiki, the Challenge names are something Vorthos cares about -- especially since, once earned, the names are never displayed again. Some of the names are pop culture references (Isle Be Back: Terminator 2) or puns (Spring Cleaning) and contribute to the charm of the game. I would appreciate assistance in retrieving the names that I didn't think to write down (in the Woodlands). ~The Manx Turtle | Justification of Challenge name column: In the collectible card game, Magic the Gathering, there were originally 3 player "psychographics" that described the three extremes of gaming interest as if they were represented uniquely by a human: Timmy, Johnny, and Spike. When Mark Gottlieb was hired, he proposed 2 additional psychographics: the rules fanatic, Melvin, and the art/lore fancier, Vorthos. In this wiki, the Challenge names are something Vorthos cares about -- especially since, once earned, the names are never displayed again. Some of the names are pop culture references (Isle Be Back: Terminator 2) or puns (Spring Cleaning) and contribute to the charm of the game. I would appreciate assistance in retrieving the names that I didn't think to write down (in the Woodlands). ~The Manx Turtle | ||
I found all the woodland and swampland challenge names and descriptions in a certain resources.assets file. -Lucas11224488 | |||
Latest revision as of 10:15, 29 July 2025
Justification of Challenge name column: In the collectible card game, Magic the Gathering, there were originally 3 player "psychographics" that described the three extremes of gaming interest as if they were represented uniquely by a human: Timmy, Johnny, and Spike. When Mark Gottlieb was hired, he proposed 2 additional psychographics: the rules fanatic, Melvin, and the art/lore fancier, Vorthos. In this wiki, the Challenge names are something Vorthos cares about -- especially since, once earned, the names are never displayed again. Some of the names are pop culture references (Isle Be Back: Terminator 2) or puns (Spring Cleaning) and contribute to the charm of the game. I would appreciate assistance in retrieving the names that I didn't think to write down (in the Woodlands). ~The Manx Turtle
I found all the woodland and swampland challenge names and descriptions in a certain resources.assets file. -Lucas11224488
