I’m excited for Foundations, mostly for Llanowar Elves returning. But Day of Judgement, being a reliable 4-mana sweeper, is also going to be rough. Current sweepers in Standard include:

3 mana:

• Path of Peril (6 mana for full sweep)
• Brotherhood’s End
• Corpse Explosion
• Temporary Lockdown

4 Mana:

• Depopulate
• Ill-Timed Explosion
• No Witnesses

5 Mana:

• Deadly Cover-Up
• Gix’s Command
• Burn Down the House
• Unstable Glyphbridge
• Sunfall

Super Mario Sunshine

Apparently 3 is a prequel to 1 and 2, though you can obviously play it 312 or 123, whichever you prefer.

If it can destroy someone’s land and just really ruin their amount of mana available that turn (which means it can be done on someone else’s turn), it will usually make the incoming land enter untapped.

Think Demolition Field and Field of Ruin, or NEO Boseiju.

Krenko’s Buzzcrusher has the land enter tapped, but it’s usually being played at sorcery speed.

We’re so close to BRITCHES.

To really twister it up, we should lean on the alliteration and remove the excess words.

Book on book bans banned by board.

It is hard to stay afloat as a comic book store.

It depends on what I’m trying to maximize.

If I just want the happiness spike ASAP, then I would just buy $15 worth of Magic cards, or maybe a booster pack or three, depending on the set.

If I’m trying to maximize my overall happiness over any amount of time, I think spending $15 on something reusable, like a nice pair of socks or a hat would work out for me.

If I want to maximize happiness in general, then spending it on someone else I care about does double duty. It makes someone else happy, and I get happiness from being involved in the process.

Whoa, 2 guest characters! Kinda sucks that it’s going to be literally half the content for the next year, but Terry and Mai are great choices.

Still missing my girl Laura, though.

They’re just fun little nods to PlayStation’s history. Previous AstroBot games have been fun little 3D platformers, with little tidbits that pay tribute to the PlayStation and its various controllers and accessories and even major series.

This is just saying that there are going to be a ton of references, hinting at the scope and budget of the game.

Mine is mostly a machine for travel. It’s a godsend on flights, or for keeping up with an MMO like FFXIV when I’m gone for a week or longer. It’s also handy for group things when we have a TV (Jackbox for family, or Moonrakers: Luminor for my board game group).

New Affinity is going to be an absolute beater here.

I’ve thrown together a Golgari Gardens list, and I’m hoping the new sac a creature, draw cards spell can fit in there, but it looks like the archetype struggled in the recent challenge event. I’m guessing with All That Glitters gone, its strong removal is a little less important in the face of wider threats and combos.

I learned knots growing up, and I find myself using two half hitches and a taut line hitch fairly often. Slip knots are great for quick releases. A clove hitch doesn’t do too much on its own, but is great for starting a lashing, or wrapping around one post, as long as the other end will be tensioned with a taut line hitch or similar.

I meet weekly with 5 other guys to sit around a table, speak thoughts into actions, and roll dice to determine the future, so… Yeah.

Dang. Spread across 3 different pitchers, so it’s not like they just left a struggling pitcher in longer than they needed to. Just brutal.

This is supposed to be more in-universe, and related to the fun video they released last week of the Bebop OP but with MtG characters/iconography. It’s pretty neat, and some of the small details are really funny.

This is real. I saw news about it maybe 1-2 months ago or so. Catan has largely rotated out of my group’s play pool, but I still remember it as the game that kinda got us into resource-based games 20 years ago.

I don’t know about you, but in Pioneer I play Gruul Vehicles and I wouldn’t pick this over Esika or Skysovereign.

Red [[Audacity]]?

To be more specific, there are 4 time zones in the contiguous 48 states: Pacific, Mountain, Central, and Eastern. Alaska is also one hour behind Pacific, and Hawaii (usually) one hour behind Alaskan. But Hawaii also doesn’t observe daylight savings time.

This also doesn’t account for how some states (like Arizona) don’t observe DST while Navajo Nation (in Arizona) does, while Hopi land (surrounded by Navajo) doesn’t.

Time is confusing.