Put exile triggers on stack, cast unexpectedly absent to put it on top of the deck. Combo with containment priest. Save your own stuff from removal, trigger nadu. Rebuy etbs. It's just versatile, tho not great it reactive decks

Nargacuga totally feels like it should fit into dnt, no I don't have an explaination

The episode is SO bad. At least the card is cool

Kavu, loot, curiosity, no more lies, ephemerate, vault born tyrant. Pulls you to core blue green, still lets you cast your big targets. You could get rid of gargaroth if you want to keep vaultborn, its not worth screwing up your mana for kavu. You have power in flash+natural order

It is absolutely one

Wingmate roc, is that you?

My old city had a parkour gym, probably worth checking if yours does

No spell pierce either, but at least we have white border for that one

Please tell me there were backups at least

Writing into the void here. Competitive magic dying and the rise of UB are unrelated events, one is not causing the other

COVID, the price of decks, inflation, and the competition of other games is killing comp magic. When other games put out precons that can win tournaments, the magic model pales

Go to gemini.google.com and you can turn off all integrations

There's an item to cut fire damage in half, but it's sold by an NPC blocked by a fight gauntlet on the bottom section of the map

You can hit the projectile coals being thrown at you, either back at the enemies, or just away, and the ground that looks like hot coals is fine to walk on, just jump

If you're early and trying to get through the ant area, or the swamp, you don't need to be there

The early game felt like the hardest part, but if you're not having fun, there's no shame in dropping it

Hell yea

Let me know once you find out, it makes no sense to me either

I would be much happier playing the simic one, but there's a feeling in the back of my brain that's saying any sealed deck with a wrath is probably better

I've been watching a lot of him and Cybertronvgc recently. The game is eerily similar to magic just in terms of event prep and strategizing around inherent randomness within the game itself

I mean it looks like he's about to fall over and die any second, fine is not the word I'd use