Deponia the complete journey esrb series#

“The redwoods were amazing!” Christiansen said. After days of sightseeing, taking the long way here, they landed and readied for the bout this weekend. In the intervening week between the two tournaments, they all drove down the famous coast highway, weaving their way down through Washington, Oregon, and northern California. Though their schedules were conflicting-Christiansen is in school and Asmussen is a chef on a cruise ship-they were able to get the time off necessary to make it a Northwestern vacation. Because San Jose was so close, compared to the distance of their first journey, Bonde reached out to Asmussen and Christiansen and said they should make a trip out of it. Though Denmark is a small country, their Magic prowess is strong, and qualified three countrymen for the tournament. Jutland native Michael Bonde, and Copenhagen brethren Allan Asmussen and Oscar Christiansen all competed last week and are on a team here today (perhaps you’ve heard of Christiansen, he finished second place at the tournament).

One team even went so far as to compose an entire team of SSS veterans. Especially for people who took a transcontinental journey to get here, why not get some other travel buddies together and try and run it back in California.

San Jose is only a short trip from Seattle, so a few players recognized a valuable opportunity. They were pampered by Wizards, got to hob-knob with members of R&D, and scored some amazing prizes in the process-all the while slinging cardboard.īut for some Magic players, that wasn’t enough.

Deponia the complete journey esrb series#

We are less than one week out from the tournament that most competitors have called the “best tournament I’ve ever played in.” The second annual Super Sunday Series Championship was held at the Wizards of the Coast offices last weekend, and a few dozen players had qualified to attend.