You see, Kirol is a vampire from Strixhaven and the Orzhov comma is apparently the equivalent to the Oxford comma. Vampire Weekend had a famous single about hating the Oxford comma in 2008. This joke is fun for a truly tiny demographic
Don’t mark down Kirol about the Orzhov comma. It will ruin his Weekend
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Colbert for president
The first 50 minutes of TFA are great. Then Han and Chewy show up…
Spellbook token! Back of the token can be a list of the spellbook’s spells!
If he had heard of CEDH? His name would be Kenrith
It’s just a shame that it isn’t a Rat for the rat decks. If only there was a Rat Ninja they could have based it on.
Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni {4}{B}{B} Legendary Creature — Rat Ninja Ninjutsu {3}{B}{B} ({3}{B}{B}, Return an unblocked attacker you control to hand: Put this card onto the battlefield from your hand tapped and attacking.) Whenever Ink-Eyes deals combat damage to a player, you may put target creature card from that player’s graveyard onto the battlefield under your control. {1}{B}: Regenerate Ink-Eyes. 5/4
Unique? Ink-eye gives you side eye
This was very hard for me to make
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This was very hard for me to make
The more I see this card... the more I realize that the fireball I thought was an Foot Soldier’s robot head exploding in the art is actually a pizza
The only Nathan I want to see flying a spaceship is Fielder
I want things to be different Oh No Comic
He wanted things to be different
A kid was walking down a beach covered in starfish, carefully picking them up and throwing them back into the ocean
“Why are you doing that?” The adult asked “There must be a million of them!”
The kid just smiled “In this metaphor, the ocean is filled with the ravenous sharks of public humiliation”
Backed!
Fun! Do you have links to the lists?
Right from the start with Paths of Glory.
Ooh, nice! I enjoyed Love & Friendship
James Wan’s Candide
RIP Bill
Do yourself a favor and play his visual novel In The Blind: billricardi.itch.io/in-the-blind
3 Barrels of Blasting Jelly? All I can think of is:
Lords of Waterdeep it’s my go to example for them. Typically I’d want them to be more a part of the game play, something you have more strategic choice over or some ability to find out your opponent’s. They can also really backfire for replayability once they become obvious
I think they’re kinda a crutch for replayability. They can feel like the designer doesn’t trust players to recognize/try out different strategies on their own and they add a level of variance to flatten skill gaps. I wouldn’t classify Ticket to Ride goals as the same thing, that’s more hidden info
Could be a fun inclusion in a Golgari Gardens deck!
More people should read Ninefox Gambit
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I kinda wish they played a bit B more with Tilly’s back story here. She has a pretty terrible captain which should inform her experience!
Salsa is a tomato soup
