This would be great for world maps for TTRPGS.

Better than serial killing and watching deck building documentaries. Probably.

Local 58 explained badly.

Won my first FNM match with one of them back in the day. Used it, had Norn’s Annex’s up, and forced them to attack me. They had an even amount of life and enough creatures to drain every point of life they had.

Rebuilt it a couple of years ago as a deck to use for friends learning the game.

I had a similar thing with a standard 60 Orzhov demon deck I had at the time the original Innistrad block came out. Humans to clear the way until the demons arrived and then feed the humans to the demons. Tainted Strike on Archdemon of Greed was my favorite win. Worked in theory, not in practice.

You can get the core books pretty cheap still.

I started with 3.0 but swiftly moved to 3.5. It’s where my core is. Spent a couple of years building an entire world which became the setting of numerous campaigns.

Suffice to say, it’s my favorite version.

The Hitchhiker’s Guide series.

Maybe this will answer your question better than I could.

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/window...

Windows 10 LTSC might help. It’s meant for businesses. It gets security updates and such, but no feature updates, and has an “end date” in early 2032.

If they wanted to attach it to an IP…

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I bought the Graveborn deck. Still have it to this day. Have swapped out some stuff. Things like It That Betrays got swapped in.

Not off hand, no. Never had a group that’s ever bothered with trying to grapple. And the one time it did come up, I remember them being really busted.

It was with the Boneyard from Libris Mortis.

3.5 was the system I first learned, and is the only system I know like the back of my hand.

Gave me flashbacks to Skeleton Jelly.