Rad mat too.

Also I present this as evidence to WoTC of the importance of having cheap fixing and staple effects available in special frame treatments too. Not just a handful of flashy rares. Fortunately Evolving Wilds is a decent enough substitute here for Rugged Highlands. Racers’ Ring I’m undecided about.

Day 1? Good luck! Have you got a target for the streak?

Hey: this is me!

Yeah, I watched the @eternaldurdles.bsky.social guys play a match on YouTube and that seems like the verdict. “They’re much more linear” being a comment that was made. Which is definitely a good thing as the beta decks do feel a bit unfocused. Not that I mind that, but linear = easier for newbies?

Hey! That looks just like mine!

Really takes me back just flicking through these. How Magic was in high school. Limited spoilers… oh my that looks amazing: is that Kirschner? I didn’t realise he was doing art for them… then there’s all sorts of crazy new abilities on cards that instantly start you strategising and building around.

Tell that to the Australian.

Well, we just need to look at the first superhero set to be able to appropriately set our expectations…

Heres a bit of culture for ya to make up the difference. m.youtube.com/watch?v=NpQv...

I don’t think any of our ‘Cam Crew are there unfortunately. m.youtube.com/watch?v=9v6u...

I think it’s Desert Twister which there were two copies of in my first deck: Deepwood Menace. Which you are credited as designing, leading to the obvious question of “why include it?”.

As Garfield intended.

One of the prehistoric science type channels I follow has started displaying “No AI” on screen on its videos which I both appreciate and also hate because obviously it’s now that common for channels to overuse AI that they need to actually state that.