Mafic 30 is a type of lava found in volcanic regions, particularly in the area of Las Vegas. It is known for its high iron and magnesium content, which give it its characteristic dark color and fine-grained texture. This type of lava is often associated with basaltic eruptions, which are common in the Las Vegas area. The name Mafic 30 refers to the composition of the lava, with "mafic" meaning high in magnesium and iron, and "30" referring to the percentage of silica in the lava. Mafic lavas are typically low in silica, which gives them their low viscosity and allows them to flow more easily than other types of lava. This is why Mafic 30 lava tends to form long, thin flows that can extend for great distances.
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This is why Mafic 30 lava tends to form long, thin flows that can extend for great distances. In the Las Vegas area, Mafic 30 lava has played an important role in shaping the landscape. The lava flows have formed vast fields of black basaltic rock, which contrast starkly with the surrounding desert landscape.
Tickets for Magic: The Gathering 30th anniversary convention Magic 30 on-sale now
Magic: The Gathering will be celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2023, but they're kicking off the year-long celebration early - and big! - with a dedicated convention October 28 - 30 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Magic 30 will take place at Las Vegas' EXPO at World Market Center, in partnership with ReedPop - the people who run New York Comic Con, Emerald City Comic Con, and other partnered shows such as Star Wars Celebration, Star Trek Mission, and PAX. Full disclosure: Popverse is owned by ReedPop.
Tickets for Magic 30 went on-sale August 11, starting at $30 for digital tickets and $60 for single-day general admission (not including applicable service fees and salex tax, of course). Weekend passes, as well as Vip and 'Commander' level tickets are also available.
- a Modern tournament that feeds into a Top 8 Beta draft
- a Command Zone dedicated play area (with special guests Gavin Verhey, Jimmy Wong, and Josh Lee Kwai)
- Unfinity events hosted by Mark Rosewater
- featured Magic: The Gathering cosplayers including (but not limited to) Olivia Gobert-Hicks and Taalia Vess
- Friday and Saturday night parties (ticketed, but available in some packages)
- Magic World Championship XXVIII
- an "exclusive" Secret lair
- panels, interviews, and special content like you'd expect at any ReedPop show, but focused specicically on Magic: The Gathering
- Mystery Booster drafts
Magic: The Gathering is calling this a birthday party, and you can't have that without an extra special guest: Richard Garfield, creator of Magic: The Gathering. Dr. Garfield will be joining Magic 30 virtually for a special talk.
For those unable to attend Magic 30 in person, there will be a digital ticket offered that will include participatory events, as well as online product offeings such as Mystery Booster draft sets, Commander decks, and more.
Wizards of the Coast's Magic 30 will be October 28 - 30 at the Expo at World Market Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Editor's note: This story was updated with information about the ticket on-sale dates and prices.
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These lava fields can be seen in places such as the Valley of Fire State Park, where they provide a unique and otherworldly backdrop for outdoor activities like hiking and rock climbing. Mafic 30 lava has also been used in construction and landscaping in the Las Vegas area. The dark color and durable nature of the basaltic rock make it a popular choice for materials such as paving stones and building facades. The unique texture of Mafic 30 lava also makes it a favorite among landscapers, who often use it to create decorative features such as pathways and walls. Overall, Mafic 30 lava is an important geological feature of the Las Vegas area. Its high iron and magnesium content, combined with low silica levels, give it its unique properties and make it a valuable resource for construction and landscaping. Whether admiring its natural beauty in the form of lava fields or utilizing it in construction projects, Mafic 30 lava is a prominent part of the Las Vegas landscape..
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1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with my stay at Mafic 30 Las Vegas. The room was small and cramped, with outdated furniture. The bathroom was also in need of renovation, with a leaky faucet and peeling paint. Additionally, the noise from the nearby casino made it difficult to sleep at night. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Las Vegas.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - Mafic 30 Las Vegas was a complete letdown. The staff was rude and unhelpful, making our check-in process a nightmare. The room itself was dirty and poorly maintained, with stains on the carpet and a musty smell. The hotel amenities were also lacking, with broken gym equipment and a poorly maintained pool area. I would not recommend staying here if you want a pleasant and enjoyable experience in Las Vegas.
3. Michael - 2/5 - My experience at Mafic 30 Las Vegas was far from satisfactory. The location of the hotel was not ideal, as it was quite far from the main attractions on the Strip. The room itself was average, but lacked proper soundproofing, which made it difficult to sleep with the constant noise from the hallway and neighboring rooms. The hotel staff also seemed disinterested in addressing any concerns or issues. I would not choose to stay at this hotel again when visiting Las Vegas.