Dan P
@dan-tweets.bsky.social
IT Professional, Computer Nerd, MTG player.
just a goofy lil guy
just a goofy lil guy
you can also buy tornados identical to the ones at speedway. or find the generic HS lunch "spicy chicken sandwich" if you're feeling nostalgic.
(i may have fallen for the trap before)
(i may have fallen for the trap before)
November 14, 2025 at 7:39 PM
you can also buy tornados identical to the ones at speedway. or find the generic HS lunch "spicy chicken sandwich" if you're feeling nostalgic.
(i may have fallen for the trap before)
(i may have fallen for the trap before)
Reposted by Dan P
What worries me is the reaction yet to come - we don't have specifics on motive or identity, but they are already spinning stories about it being a trans rights motivated event.
Regardless of why, the odds they don't capitalize on it to inflict more harm is non-zero and that's concerning.
Regardless of why, the odds they don't capitalize on it to inflict more harm is non-zero and that's concerning.
September 11, 2025 at 4:53 PM
What worries me is the reaction yet to come - we don't have specifics on motive or identity, but they are already spinning stories about it being a trans rights motivated event.
Regardless of why, the odds they don't capitalize on it to inflict more harm is non-zero and that's concerning.
Regardless of why, the odds they don't capitalize on it to inflict more harm is non-zero and that's concerning.
🤔 trying to understand what this would do if anything.
IIRC "CARDNAME" usually means "read as the card name" on playtest cards. And in this case the card name is "Loot" which is an unofficial mechanic term....so to me that seems like we get to "loot" right? (Like Merfolk Looter effect)
IIRC "CARDNAME" usually means "read as the card name" on playtest cards. And in this case the card name is "Loot" which is an unofficial mechanic term....so to me that seems like we get to "loot" right? (Like Merfolk Looter effect)
August 24, 2025 at 4:07 PM
🤔 trying to understand what this would do if anything.
IIRC "CARDNAME" usually means "read as the card name" on playtest cards. And in this case the card name is "Loot" which is an unofficial mechanic term....so to me that seems like we get to "loot" right? (Like Merfolk Looter effect)
IIRC "CARDNAME" usually means "read as the card name" on playtest cards. And in this case the card name is "Loot" which is an unofficial mechanic term....so to me that seems like we get to "loot" right? (Like Merfolk Looter effect)
I wonder if @scryfall.com already has access to this data and maybe could expose it via search? 🤔
August 22, 2025 at 4:00 AM
I wonder if @scryfall.com already has access to this data and maybe could expose it via search? 🤔
That's so awesome! Tyvm @zeldazach.bsky.social
So for @veggiewagon.bsky.social - scryfall might not expose that in their API or their search. BUT you could get MTGjson and use a JQ filter to find the info.
So for @veggiewagon.bsky.social - scryfall might not expose that in their API or their search. BUT you could get MTGjson and use a JQ filter to find the info.
August 22, 2025 at 3:57 AM
That's so awesome! Tyvm @zeldazach.bsky.social
So for @veggiewagon.bsky.social - scryfall might not expose that in their API or their search. BUT you could get MTGjson and use a JQ filter to find the info.
So for @veggiewagon.bsky.social - scryfall might not expose that in their API or their search. BUT you could get MTGjson and use a JQ filter to find the info.
hey @zeldazach.bsky.social - since I couldn't find any info to help, I figured you might have a better idea?
August 21, 2025 at 6:09 PM
hey @zeldazach.bsky.social - since I couldn't find any info to help, I figured you might have a better idea?
> "bury" in the text
Should have clarified it shows that as the text of the image.
There's a whole community around structuring the data for MTG cards. MTGjson is the biggest project AFAIK and many sites use that as a source.
They need a source for it, but if there is one maybe they could add it.
Should have clarified it shows that as the text of the image.
There's a whole community around structuring the data for MTG cards. MTGjson is the biggest project AFAIK and many sites use that as a source.
They need a source for it, but if there is one maybe they could add it.
August 21, 2025 at 6:06 PM
> "bury" in the text
Should have clarified it shows that as the text of the image.
There's a whole community around structuring the data for MTG cards. MTGjson is the biggest project AFAIK and many sites use that as a source.
They need a source for it, but if there is one maybe they could add it.
Should have clarified it shows that as the text of the image.
There's a whole community around structuring the data for MTG cards. MTGjson is the biggest project AFAIK and many sites use that as a source.
They need a source for it, but if there is one maybe they could add it.
Unfortunately from what I'm seeing the data doesn't necessarily include the original card text.
The 5th edition Wrath of God shows "bury" in the text, but the JSON does not include that word in any field.
Only non-english versions include `printed_text` to show the non-english translation.
The 5th edition Wrath of God shows "bury" in the text, but the JSON does not include that word in any field.
Only non-english versions include `printed_text` to show the non-english translation.
August 21, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Unfortunately from what I'm seeing the data doesn't necessarily include the original card text.
The 5th edition Wrath of God shows "bury" in the text, but the JSON does not include that word in any field.
Only non-english versions include `printed_text` to show the non-english translation.
The 5th edition Wrath of God shows "bury" in the text, but the JSON does not include that word in any field.
Only non-english versions include `printed_text` to show the non-english translation.
"original text" as in like text as written on cards instead of "oracle text". Or like as in search all the words on card (including flavor text)?
If the latter then: "lore:bury" - will search all fields on a card that can have text.
If the latter then: "lore:bury" - will search all fields on a card that can have text.
August 21, 2025 at 5:50 PM
"original text" as in like text as written on cards instead of "oracle text". Or like as in search all the words on card (including flavor text)?
If the latter then: "lore:bury" - will search all fields on a card that can have text.
If the latter then: "lore:bury" - will search all fields on a card that can have text.
ty again @birdsofmtg.bsky.social - just secured the package.
August 11, 2025 at 6:29 PM
ty again @birdsofmtg.bsky.social - just secured the package.
IMO this isn't a bad default POV.
since even if things only get better from here now is still the start of that come-up.
since even if things only get better from here now is still the start of that come-up.
August 4, 2025 at 10:37 PM
IMO this isn't a bad default POV.
since even if things only get better from here now is still the start of that come-up.
since even if things only get better from here now is still the start of that come-up.
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tyvm! that is reassuring. didn't want to be a pain but I knew "squeaky wheel gets the grease".
tyvm! that is reassuring. didn't want to be a pain but I knew "squeaky wheel gets the grease".
July 30, 2025 at 1:27 PM
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tyvm! that is reassuring. didn't want to be a pain but I knew "squeaky wheel gets the grease".
tyvm! that is reassuring. didn't want to be a pain but I knew "squeaky wheel gets the grease".
now imagine someone is going to open the most disappointing collector booster box.
July 25, 2025 at 10:23 PM
now imagine someone is going to open the most disappointing collector booster box.
Hey @nilejoan.com I did end up winning something but hadn't heard anything about shipping yet. Just wondering about the status of things, sorry to bother just not sure who to ask.
July 22, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Hey @nilejoan.com I did end up winning something but hadn't heard anything about shipping yet. Just wondering about the status of things, sorry to bother just not sure who to ask.