Mod Anon

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had a lot of fun working on this week's episode especially because @nerdynightly.bsky.social is officially my favorite guest of all time

Scrybabies@scrybabies.bsky.social · 11h ago

Live now! Our very first digital episode featuring the lovely @nerdynightly.bsky.social & @claruspolaris.bsky.social bringing all of the CHAOS to commander! Thank you to our incredible sponsor @moxfield.com for making these episodes possible! Watch it here! youtu.be/vjE5eH06Tak

"Omg did you see Sony is doing away with discs? We're going to protest with a bla-" You bolt awake on your transit to work. You are not online, it is 1980. You are Gunpei Yokoi. You stare at the man playing with his calculator, content with his boredom, as you know this future cannot come to pass.

had a little get together for my birthday over the weekend and it was nice to know that even now a night of playing Mario Tennis and yelling "fuck you Waluigi" with friends is a fulfilling time at any age

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I think almost all players would be fine with a bit of UB. When it's container to secret lairs, or small, non-standard sets like Assassin's Creed But this is the first time in 30+ years of magic that more sets with outside IP are made than Magic IP and if Magic is the thing you like, that sucks.

Alex Ullman@nerdtothecore.com · 3w ago

Personally speaking: I thought I was fine with UB overall, but I find myself less okay with it over time. Still, there are cards from the sets I enjoy and play well, even if the aesthetics aren't perfect for my overall enjoyment of the game.

a $75 casual product is wild, but I've seen how magic players spend their money. I won't be surprised to see many people get these precons But I actually can't fathom how you convince a star trek fan who has never played magic that they should spend $75 to buy one of these entry level products

Tolarian Community College@tolariancommunitycollege.com · 3w ago

I'm sorry, but non-premium Standard Commander deck MSRP being $74.99 is outrageous. #magicthegathering