Emma Partlow

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she/her - british • TCGplayer Magic: The Gathering Content Person • Pauper Format Panel • "Canadian Highlander Enthusiast" • Carolina Hurricanes and Carolina Panthers • Opinions are my own and don't represent my employer https://linktr.ee/emmapartlow

We gotta do something about AI, man. I'm getting real tired of trying to figure out if a property listing is visually legitimate or not. What are we even doing here, ugh.

A lot of the Mystery Booster Commander cards look really cool, but I'm super unimpressed by the Rulebreaker stuff. They all feel very clunky and forced - basically doing them for the sake of it rather than because they actually create cool deckbuilding or game play compared to normal cards.

It's kinda crazy to me that Mystery Booster: Commander Edition doesn't have Prerelease-style events for LGSs to run. Not even talking about scarcity of the new cards, but Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate was such a fun Prerelease environment that it could be replicated locally.

I don't have any actual input into the Hall of Fame voting process, but I always find it interesting to go through the exercise either way. 🧵 If you missed it, the Hall of Fame is now back and was announced at MagicCon: Amsterdam. You can read all about it here: www.magic.gg/hall-of-fame

MAGIC PLAY | HALL OF FAME

Take a trip into Magic's history by reading the player profiles of each class, including biographies, career highlights, and statistics, famous decklists, and videos from past Pro Tours and Worlds.

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With the Magic Pro Tour Hall of Fame set to make its return, find out which players are eligible to be inducted! How do we choose new inductees? Get a glimpse into the ballot process that will help committee members select inductees ✨ mtg.social/HoF-Ballots

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After checking out places to rent with Ross's move to England, it's been grim to see so many places with artifical grass instead of you know, real grass in their back gardens.

No longer content with pillaging intellectual work and dismembering our environment (already critically weakened), AI companies are now hellbent on destroying books galore including rare editions. Shut down these nefarious enterprises already.

AI labs buy, scan, shred millions of rare books

If you have retreated to physical books because the internet is too full of AI slop, bad news — now they’re shredding the books to feed their AI slop machines.

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