Yeah, Melbourne Megagames has been fortunate enough to do a few “megagame for education” projects (mostly science / climate related), spearheaded by our fearless leader Nellie Seale, who’s PhD research is very adjacent.

Please do document this! There are megagame groups all over the world, including us down at Melbourne Megagames, that’d at least love to have a look.

A critical extension to this - don’t impose a disadvantage if they fail the skill check. They will immediately stop trying to do the cool thing ever again.

Lastly, people in the US need to recognise that this isn’t just about “stopping oligarchy”. This is about how the rule of law has just stopped working because some people have decided they can break it. The ONLY solution to that problem is to enforce power (whether legal or… other) back.

Beyond that, foreigners already in the US (whether as students or workers) should immediately consider leaving if they have the financial means, regardless of the impact to their studies or career.

Opened a Dragonstorm bundle, pulled both Elspeth and Ugin. Elspeth has an instant home in my Galadriel +1/+1 counters deck - incredibly synergistic on a stick, because in that deck, it’s also an overrun.

I’m never going to get over a friend of my mine saying they refuse to support The Guardian because of its questionable opinion section, but happily subscribe the NYT… Like, they’re just as bad as each other. Anyway, yes! Great suggestion.

This is a fake transcript that subtly reinforces the Trump view of the meeting by making Zelenskyy seem recalcitrant. Please edit your post!

Excited! I repurposed an old, unused Shorikai deck into a more artifact creature oriented Mendicant Core deck + cracked Ketramose in a bundle and built around him quick and dirty, so keen to see how this goes 😅

I’ve got one for my two cats, but I couldn’t find one that both had an RFID shield and timed feeding, so one of my cats sometimes bullies the other. Maybe time to investigate again…

Game 3 Lessons:

- I shouldn’t have distributed damage as much. Let Yoshimaru go for a player’s throat.

Game 2 Lessons:

- Baba feels like she shouldn’t be an instant removal check, but she is. Way too much value in disguise. But removing messes with a very Commander-centric list
- Consider whether a threat to you is a bigger threat to others before removing it

Game 1 Lessons:

- Ghired is an auto-counter / instant removal check before responses create massive value
- Don’t love Axonil’s play pattern - will probably dismantle this deck or change it up massively