MTG Salvation

Twitch, the Plague Rat 1BBB
Legendary Creature--Rat Assassin
Wither
B: Twitch deals 1 damage to each creature blocking or blocked by him.
3BB,T: Twitch deals damage to each creature equal to the number of -1/-1 counters on it. The remove those counters.
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Veigar, Tiny Master of Evil 1RR
Legendary Creature--Yordle Wizard
Whenever a creature dealt lethal damage by Veigar this turn dies, put a sorcery counter on Veigar.
XR,T: Veigar deals X damage to target creature. This ability costs 1 less to activate for each sorcery counter on Veigar.
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Aggron's pupils begin to vibrate hard, as he continues to channel energy into the mongrel, countering the efforts of the battlemages with pure mental energy.

Aggron sets his teeth and channels hard, boosting the mongrel against the stream of negative energy. The poor hound looks less enraged and increasingly unhappy about the swirl of magic pulsing around it.

With a small throb of mental effort, Aggron channels energy into the mongrel. Its flesh ripples and reddens, and small flames flow around its body.

I plan to play with sleeves, as I usually do. However, I will sleeve the checklist cards. I will keep my transform cards separate from my deck, in clear sleeves, so when I want to use them, I can just stick them on the table and flip them over as needed, without having to de-sleeve. If they get stuck back in my hand or deck, I'll just use the checklist again.

I need to get some clear sleeves to make it work, though....

How are you guys going to handle it?

Works for me. Sorry again about all the drama.

I'm glad you got your machine back. Did you lose any data?

Awright. Sorry for all the drama. I really didn't mean for any of this to happen. When it started, I just wanted to go on with my quest.

If people are willing to forgive me, I would like to be back in and have someone moderate my quest. Just....don't mod me unless you're also having fun. That is really important to me.

...also I kind of deleted my character post, although I have it saved...

Frikking drama. I thought I got away from this years ago.

Murphy, I would love to continue playing, but I was just a tremendous jerk to you, so much so it made you quit prematurely. I can't just turn around and say 'jk jk can someone mod me plz?' The WPLs have enough work on their collective plate as it is, especially with you out.

And I was very serious about what I said earlier. I don't want to be in a quest that isn't also fun for the person running it. This whole project is supposed to be fun for everyone involved, not some kind of burden.

And now I do feel terrible. Computer crapouts are a horrible thing.

I was feeling rather abandoned after a month with nothing, and then....more nothing. I didn't even consider that you wouldn't have computer access. I should have looked more into it. And I'm really sorry I have been no fun to mod. I was a mod once, a long time ago, on another forums. And it was work, and it wasn't easy, but I always had some fun with it. Apparently I have not been delivering as a player.

I wish you the best of luck getting your data back from your machine, and I hope you have good luck with all your projects in the coming months.

But I can't ask for someone else to mod my quest. If Aggron's no fun to mod, then I cannot ask someone else to run his quests. It's been fun, but apparently it's only been fun for me.

I'm sorry, and bye I'm gonna miss you guys.

So.....How 'bout dem updates?

Getting tired of taking a year to do one quest, and getting equally tired of being polite about it. I've sat through one too many month-long waits.

I know I shouldn't expect any quest to move fast. But everyone else in the whole RPG moves faster than I do. And I'm sick of it.

Aggron points with his tailblade, and the feral monster rushes forward to rip into the trio of vedalken. <Your bravery is misplaced, fools! I am FAR too powerful for you!>

Quote from lord of 13

Hi; I've got a quick question concerning the Spirit Guides. Is there any reason a R/X mage couldn't exile 8 spirit guides, cast some ramp spells (like Seething Song) and Blaze FTW in Arena matches? Even in PvE, there's a spell that costs the same as Blaze but lets you distribute damage as you would between any number of targets (can't remember the name offhand, but it was in one of the Archenemy decks). Are Spirit Guides only usable once each turn or something? Or would a 5-color mage have access to 20+ colored mana on their first turn (the mage in question would be level 12+, but still)?

If I recall correctly, you can only use one spirit guide a turn. Plus, you're only allowed to have cards in your colors in your satchel, so you can't even have off-color spirit guides to exile. I think we don't have more than two-color mages around yet.

What people frequently do is simply refuse to play against mages who build stupidly OP arena satchels, or the mods will refuse to let you have the satchel. I figured out a build a while back that basically lets you take infinite turns starting on turn two or three, with so many Orim's Chants and cheap counterspells that it'd be a miracle if your opponent could resolve any spell at all, much less win. But who would play against that?

Aggron hears the sound of pursuit, and turns. He's much more interested in combat than exploration. As he heads back, towards the building's exit, he cracks his claws impatiently at the elves, and they fashion their own globes of mana which Aggron absorbs and adds one of his own. Now three green globes float over his right shoulder, and three black ones over his left. Aggron pulls mana from the orbs, re-crafting the sword he found in the lair of another artificer long ago. He tosses it to the mongrel, who catches it in its teeth and absorbs the weapon into its body. The beast grows much larger, and flickers of black and white lightning run through the mongrel's fur intermittently. It looks less like a savage hound now, and more like something demonic, terrifying. Aggron has to walk behind it now; there's not room for both of them side by side in the passage, although Aggron can still see over its back.

Randomly, Aggron goes left, around the portal. He gestures, and his summons come after him, moving so that the two elves walk behind to accommodate the hallway.