I read this out loud and @renhyena.bsky.social went "Is that Traviata?"

this post got me a date with a very cute fella

If you hit a deer I'll beat you up

Me, mid-chew, wagging a half eaten sandwich quizzically: "Pam? Pam from IT? That mask ain't fooling nobody. Take if off, get back in the van. I'll see you after my lunch break."

You had me at chamomile

His name is Frito :3

Don't give that dog salami!

u R a "goober"

Stop being dramatic, room temp is too hot for that baby tongue :3

Things like setting up items with pistol DashIE to out pace your rival, combo strategies that are defensive like sabers Boltyn, and second-cycle decks that were once prominent for Bravo all fit the bill. More "proactive plans that end with flare/tension" Less "winning the game becomes a formality"

When I think "control" it's any strategy that wants the game to go long with the aim of executing a plan that wasn't viable at the start of the game. The approach JW presents is one such plan but others already exist and I'd like to see those explored more and I think *any* class can participate

We'll have to see if CYB is still present post-nerf. The math seems to point toward cutting it entirely in favor of something else (which I'm all for)
I'm not sure I agree with JW's take on control in FaB. Seems like a narrow view of what the archetype could be.

take them back

Don't worry guys, he's too eepy to be dangerous

He shades 😎

Ren, Warden of Stank - Fruity Yeen Hero
Better?

Quaker, Advent of Crunch - Light Chef Hero