Matt Apodaca, SungWon Cho, Rekha Shankar

Could be chill, would be hilarious.

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All of this to say we don't need more TTRPGs, because I will try to learn them and I just don't have the time.

I might play the sandwich one.

There's a game dedicated to shopping at IKEA where your success is determined by actually assembling IKEA furniture successfully? It was kick-started for $300,000? And that didn't even buy you the furniture?!

My bookshelf can't hold "Which Witch's Sandwich Dishes" where I have to roll to sweep up the deli with the broom I flew in on. What do you mean it's a minus 2 because I'm not proficient with wheat bread? I thought that didn't matter since I took the "Slicer Trained" talent?

But why does the alt text for Cassidy Green say a knife? Is that a Knife-wrench? For kids?

Missed the chance for "chill-pilled".

No space for Luminous Broodmoth? Commander protection and doubles up triggers.

I run a club at the school I teach at and commander is how any new kids learn magic, so my views may be different, but likely not.

1. for the most part people know how your deck works.

2. players should be encouraging optimal plays and/or allowing for a mulligan or two during the game

3. Short

I ran Greger's Grotto for a bunch of high school kids. They didn't notice that I had no clue what was going on. Worked out well. I still run D&D club 7 years later (although I make them DM for each other now, ain't no teacher got time for that).

Well, like all of your good ideas, I'm stealing it.