Something you didn't hit that I really felt once I started proxying perfect mana was how liberating it was for weird decks. If you don't have to worry about and dedicate deck space to dealing with a mana base that makes you play a turn behind, it means more deck space can go to your fun ideas

Ooh tell me about it? I'm curious

I've tried to get a few folk to bite, but no luck

I've been addicted to shadow of the demon lord for a long time. Especially with the Forbidden Rules supplement, so you can tweak the game to feel best for your table

For sure - I'm tying up a draft right now, I'll get back to you after work tomorrow!

It's why my game has no classes! Still playtesting to see where that ends up, but I like flexibility in design and in player options.

The more open the better to me. As game master, sometimes I like a system for the bones and mechanics but want my own setting or take on things. The less a class is tied into extreme specifics, the better that can work

Real. Lots of ideas, not lots of time

It's great fun, really been enjoying the deck building paradise

This is pretty cool, thanks

I love seeing some infinity

I feel that, I want to publish and be a part of the creativity of the scene so badly

Knowing an NPC motivation is key

Five color decks are always so boring. Just slop value pile

This is exactly the kind of push I needed