I believe since there were no official precon decks for this set Tolarian Community College put out a video where they create some precon-comparable (in power and price) decks built around Avatar legends

Give me a date and time!

I had to do a double take when I realized this was recorded months ago.

Don’t look back. I had such a bad relationship with that game before I quit a few months ago.

If you want to read some of the more solid skeptic reporting on the topic I highly recommend
www.wheresyoured.at/the-haters-g...

My 2c is that the disappointing reception of GPT-5 is kind of the catalyst here. It sparked a tone shift in reporting away from boundless optimism/hype, which is making many more people ask themselves the question “hey are the promises being made about this technology realistic?” (No, they aren’t!)

This does not bode well for me when I finally get my hands on it.

This is crushing news, sending lots of hugs

When you described The Midnight Walk earlier I was reminded of Papetura, another game with cool handmade art that is pretty short. That might be something that interests you!

If this isn’t an argument for abolishing daylight savings I don’t know what is

It’s time to du-du-d-d-dykstehjwidbdofhrojfkdurjrkrjhdj!

(Disclaimer: not a real yubisneeze)

The grifters have reached the endgame where you can say anything vaguely scripture-sounding and have their audience eat it up.

Lmao I didn't realize you got one too. Mine got sent to the old US address so I had to have our friends forward it to me.

Woops, I thought you said outside of America. Goes to show the overlap in Canadian curriculum though I guess.

Yep, 8th or 9th grade I think for me.

Definitely 7/8 for me, but I respect all odd meter choices.

To expand a little further on this though, "alternate" costs (e.g. blitz, cleave, overload, etc) and "additional" costs (kicker) work differently here. If the extra cost is additional, you can choose to pay it on top of the 0 mana you were paying when casting a spell through an effect like this.

When an effect allows you to cast a card without paying its mana cost, you don't get the chance to pay alternate costs, so you can't blitz it.