Always love to read about other people's collection of the lore, well done!
And though Amonkhet was not as developed, it succeed in making people feel for the world, curious for its history. The last line of the chapter Endure gave me goosebumps.
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Jul 22, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on Theros: Elspeth's TragedyPosted in: ArticlesQuote from RileyMcAwesome »But what do the people do after hearing about how Heliod acted out of color? I need more!
Very enjoyable read, thanks!
Heliod behaved very "white" in the story. White is the color of authority and rules, at times to the point of rigidity and tyranny. Heliod considered himself the big daddy of Gods, thus his position is not to be challenged, be it power or knowledge, even if such position was self-imposed by his ego.
Looking at Amonkhet gods after seeing their Theros counterparts, gotta say I much prefer worshiping the Amonkhet denizens, Theros Gods dastardly immaturity serves as good lessons and awful acquaintances, except perhaps Kruphix and Athreos. -
Jul 14, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on Treasure Cruisin' with Daxos EnchantressPosted in: ArticlesQuote from CavalryWolfPack »Contamination is pretty expensive, and without a mana rock to produce white we cannot keep it around. I guess with cards like Bitterblossom it works? I do agree though, Contamination is incredibly fun to play with if you enjoy locking everyone out of the game!
I suggest Contamination after seeing your list because you have high number of mana artifacts to support that strategy. I also noted about the budget restriction, but it seems like a viable upgrade when the deck comes to it.
In one of my successful usage of Contamination, I equip Daxos with Skullslamp and Gift of Immortality then drop Contamination, each turn I recur Daxos to draw cards and quickly found mana rocks I need to maintain that lockdown. Daxos being the underdog tends to deviate attention away from me till it happens. -
Jul 13, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on Treasure Cruisin' with Daxos EnchantressMy most difficult time with Daxos is the moment it comes out before it earns its first exp counter. I either cast him late or use cards like Angelic Renewal to keep him alive (also greatly combos with Sun Titan).Posted in: Articles
If theres room (budget wise), I'd also add Contamination. -
Jul 5, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on The World of TherosOne of my favorite blocks but like Kamigawa I wish they explore more on their mechanics and side lores. It's likely we will return to Theros one day to oversee the fall of the Pantheon there.Posted in: Articles
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Jun 20, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on Chandra, Gideon, and the Purifying FireConflict from within, yeah, but the Origins depicted stories where conflicts were mostly put on the main five instead of they themselves had some awakening inside, except perhaps Liliana. It is also a lot harder to be compassionate and understanding in trying moments than negative emotions.Posted in: Articles
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Jun 20, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on Chandra, Gideon, and the Purifying FireHe could just mind trick the person to give him anything, so unless his telepathy is taxing, he has no need of money ever. The Origins were all trying to paint the characters to be misunderstood or abused victims, which is the most juvenile style of writing.Posted in: Articles
I remember a commenter of manga said, "Why is it that all super power has to be awaken via negative emotions? Why can't someone suddenly develop superpower via happiness or compassion?" -
Jun 19, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on Chandra, Gideon, and the Purifying FireChandra waas must more charming than the current tomboy version. In fact, I like all the GW planeswalkers more before its forming.Posted in: Articles
For example, Jace erased his mentor's mind out of rage, which led to him erasing his own to escape guilt, is more likable than him battling his teacher who used him to earn... money? -
May 10, 2017cyberium_neo posted a message on The Fall of MirrodinThanks much for the lore! Great stories were written in the past prior to Gatewatch, we must spread the words!Posted in: Articles
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I have not. I thought it was just a problem with the card database. Besides, I thought the developer was sued?
That said, I presume this problem could be solved with a token archive. I will check out the token page for files.
EDIT: Can't find the thread about tokens.
Thx for the suggestion. I'm content with plain colors for my tokens, which the previous version of Cockatrice was capable of doing without problem. For example, if I want to create a red 2/3 Love Love token, I could just type in the desired info and it would show up, but in current version neither the name nor color would show, and I have to type in the Annotation to remind myself what they are.
Oh yes, I use him in my Shu Yun, the Silent Tempest deck as well. Will it be enough? Or should I go with the more tribal route to keep all my creatures (werewolves probably) bigger over all, thus make both of Ulrich's abilities more threatening.
Although I was hoping for Odric to be here also. I suppose if the writer does that he'd take away part of Thalia's role.
Traft and Olivia remain my favorite characters of this chapter. He's literally asking Thalia to use the Force.
And in time of despair, Jacetice League will show up. Can't wait to see more Tamiyo.
Another reason I thought about elves and beasts are because they all have good search functions. Fierce Empath and Woodland Bellower comes to mind.
As added effect, they also hit creatures.
I wonder if aura is more feasible than equipment since that's green's domain, but most of them are not as persistent as equipments. The first equipment that comes to mind is Sword of Vengeance, which gives him pretty much everything it should have (sigh).
I do love your Naya approach, even Ferocious/Formidable approach would be interesting.
1) Pumps up a creature of your opponent's choice (can be done at instant speed if set up)
2) Fight any non-werewolf creature as a 6/6 or larger
3) Attack directly as an 8/8 or larger (just need the opponent right before you to cast at least two spells).
Now, I am thinking about using elves as support, because they offer great utilize and pumping abilities, although I see beasts and elementals can be helpful also.
Thoughts?
One of my favorite creature when I was playing 60 cards, and a build in self-sac triggers a lot of things, such as Savra herself.