This is my favorite 'pillow fort this, you filthy casual' for big beaters denied the combat step.

The difference between James Cameron making it vs. churning out some nostalgia bait, I can only assume.

I can only assume it's to save on having to make sets and VFX for a whole alien world.

She's my favorite commander, and I currently have 3 decks built with her and various partners. Still working on the 'Infinite Tana Overdrive' with Sakashima partner.

Really evocative art here. Me gusta mucho.

True American anthem territory, fr. youtu.be/3jz3XBJQjfk?...

No longer speaking the name got big 'needle vibrating in the red' feels, tho.

He's a beloved assistant instructor at Mr. Orfeo's School for Self Confidence and Power Doubling!

Also for ante, so Contract from Below was King Staple. We usually just played for Sharpie signature ante, because no one likes to lose/take favorite cards or have to leave them out.

In the late 90s in Des Moines, IA, our rabid casual format was '5-color'. 250 card minimum, 4 card copy limit, 18 cards of each color minimum. Multicolored count towards one minimum color.

Really felt like the old days of shuffling your whole collection together to play.

When you find out a favorite news follow is a fellow Battletech enjoyer.

Oh, Otaria, my Otaria!

Saving this to see what it gets for advice, because I've been wanting to build a cube for a long time to replicate the Invasion-Planeshift-Apocalypse drafts I did twice a week in my 20s.

The old bordered lands from Urza's Saga through Apocalypse are still my go-to when building decks.

Another connoisseur of the Invasion lands.

I miss the old land border.

No lie, this is one of the reasons I like carving the Norse runes. All straight lines.

Walk with me to the end
Stare with me into the abyss
Do you feel like letting go?
I wonder how far down it is.

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There is no Right Way to space ninja. I love chaining beams for my similar lack of skill.