tears of the kingdom: just what was zelda doing in the past?
nintendo: absolutely nothing. like it will shock you how much nothing she was up to
omega force: she was killing one million guys

Sozai's Comet is upon us. Firebending will reign again.

Forgot the most frustrating feature. Even if the opponent strategically played around Screaming Nemesis to avoid triggering its effect, you could kill your own Nemesis with a one mana burn spell which would still count toward disabling a life gain player's deck for the rest of the game.

I think it's still EDH, just not Standard anymore. It makes more sense in Commander.

Screaming Nemesis had too few natural predators or counters in a play style that already has so many early game advantages.

You couldn't risk blocking Screaming Nemesis if you were playing a life gain deck because that one decision disabled life gain for the rest of the game. You couldn't swing for damage or block with a large creature because a dead Screaming Nemesis will burn all the damage done to it back to your HP.

You can't leave editing a misdiagnosis to the clinicians who know the patient or are witness to their suffering. That high-level thinking must be reserved for hallucinating, unaccountable computer softwares that can emotionlessly help detached insurance companies avoid as many payouts as possible.

Sometimes it takes a Tetris block to get it all on the page.

I'd been casually opening the daily packs for months because my spouse got so into the game but today was the first time I've ever tried to battle strangers online. Running an Oricorio and Silvally combo has been surprisingly effective against the power crept Mega decks.

This was the first time Hulk visibly shed Banner's skin on the page that I'm aware of, but following this portrayal there have been all kind of graphic body horror depictions of the Hulk transformation that comic artists have had fun with over the years. It's cool, gross, and part of Hulk's appeal.

Fixit after he's forced to leave Vegas

I love how Peter David differentiated Banner's Grey/Joe Fix-It persona from Green Hulk by making him a cunning asshole. In one issue Hulk rescues a child trapped under rubble & his enemy is moved by empathy to assist in the rescue. Hulk sucker punches the guy unconscious the second the kid is safe.