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2008 Jan 30 - Djinns Playground #6 - Pro Tour Points and Pro Players Club

Posted on 02 February 2008 by Christopher E. Otwell

After a long hiatus spent frolicking with his immense harem, The Immortal Djinn has returned to chime in on the recent changes to the Pro Tour points and Players Club!

How does this affect you???

 
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  1. CHAOSBLACKDOOM Says:
    February 5th, 2008 at 12:31 am

    First off, what is the name of the intro song? Secondly, I am one of those FNM kids who wants to go pro, and it is too bad they had to do this, but you have a point. I intend to work so I can get the cards I need for PTQs so I can get free planetrips, and if I can’t get free planetrips, oh well, I’ll still own it up at the FNMs here.

    - CBD

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