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I think the people who contribute to Forge don't get enough praise for their work.

I've been playing Forge forever, even before basic things like self-pump or auras were implemented, let alone Quest Mode. And damn, Forge has come a long way. All the abilities that make the game so much more fun (like Equip and Cascade), the improved Quest Mode (it's much more fun, albeit easier, with Juzamjedi's Cube), the huge number of available cards - Really, hats off to you! I'm a casual gamer, and there's no other computer game that has kept me hooked quite as long as Forge. (I'm looking at you, now-boring Plants vs Zombies.)

So thank you very much for Forge, and I hope the development of Forge isn't going to be abandoned for a long time to come.

Thanks. Positive feedback is always nice.

It sure is! Thanks

I've been a long time magic player and have only recently discovered Forge. I have long looked for a program like this and am grateful to the effort put in to make this such a great tool and fun game. This program has helped reignite the desire to play magic in many of my friends. You guys have done an excellent job and I know my friends and I will all be using Forge for sometime to come. Thank you.

Thanks RobberBaron. I had the same experience with Forge when I first found it in April 2008. I started playing MTG in 1994, but was on a 10-year hiatus before I found Forge.

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I started Forge because I just wanted a better Shandalar. I wanted to use newer cards and the ability to change the cards for sealed and draft, because sometimes you just want to remove an annoying card. Forge's user interface is based one the previous version of Magic Online with the "message area" in the upper left corner with the two buttons, OK and Cancel

I'm glad that Forge has re-ignited your passion for Magic. Forge is fun because Magic is fun.

(I also wrote Forge because I wanted to use expensive cards that I don't own like Wrath of God. For more info you can checkout my failed phone interview with Wizards on the blog here. I told them on the phone about wanting to use expensive rares that I don't own and the guy said, "Don't tell Randy Buehler that!". He is one of the big shots at Wizards.)