I LOVE my @Ignisters but if you want The Arrival Cyberse on your field Turn 1 then you need to know exactly what order you need to do things with whatever hand you opened. If you even place Dark Infant in the wrong MMZ or forget to trigger its effect you’re fucked.

Doing your own take on a character as iconic and iterated-upon as Harley is REALLY hard, and you did a fantastic job! It looks like her, but distinctly your own!

Ten Points Per Minute Testing

Berzei Evershine, the Duke of Misery, is a master of armed combat, aided by the Aura of Misery that Day Court heirs possess. After a series of failures resulting from his callousness and pride, he teeters on the edge of being disowned. Is his father's disapproval his only fear?

Zalik Holyfeather, the Prince of Heartbreak and heir to the Day Court, is an honorable man with a kind disposition that was wasted on his role as leader to the Destroyers of the Wicked Resistance. Perhaps now that Queen Andromeda has taken over, he will need to find new purpose...

When I was a kid I LOVED playing my Clock Tower Prison/Destiny Hero - Dreadmaster deck against my brothers. I would stall with cards like DH Defender and Swords, they’d have to find a way to destroy it quick and it really created a feeling of mounting dread. Not a great deck but I had fun with it

Making silly little set dressing in Hero Forge is always fun

Each has an element that makes them distinct, and I think it would be difficult to mistake any of them for each other. Even if my players don't end up getting the full story on all of them, they should come away with a broad impression of the councilors' personalities. (7/7)

The decision to leave their hair visible as opposed to under ornate hats or crows turned out well, and was an exercise in trying new ways to craft hair styles. I wasn't going to go crazy with hair color, so it ended up being a lot of small details that I think add up well. (6/7)

But given that I wasn't trying to make them terribly expressive for the reference poses, I needed a different approach to keep them looking distinct and interesting. I didn't want them overloaded with accessories either. (5/7)

It was decided that it would make sense for all but the head of the council to have the same/similar outfits of robes and headpieces that show the main colors of the city's flag and banners: red, gold, and sapphire. (4/7)

This was a really fun challenge to take on in order to help flesh out a player character's backstory. The society they grew up in was rigid and monocultural, so it made sense for them to have a ruling council as the head of the government. (3/7)