“affordable”. A technology in this stage will not be afforadable, when the large scale has never been, no. Maybe in 50 years, but we have to fix our energy problems in 10 to 20. So just use renewables.

Still waiting for a card called ‘Otter Chaos’. But this is also good.

Great Artwork!

Hard to evaluate. Without the gift it’s too expensive. But you normally don’t know if you want to promise, before seeing the hand. It isn’t dead if the opponents hand is empty, which is nice.

It still cracks me up, that the top down design for frogs seems to be: frogs bounce.

Ottery Fate

No ‘Go West’ by the Marx Brothers always bothers me, even though I understand most people don’t mean a comedy, when they say western.

And Path of Exile did so on release in 2013.

Of cause that is a BS reason. But they should have stopped using fax machines 20 years ago. How can any reason they give why they have to stop now be any other than BS.

Yeay! Goodbye.

Tendrils of Corruption used to cost 3B and didn’t target planeswalkers, so it’s still a pretty nice jump in playability.

Why is this not the original art? :/

Not a Giant Fan

“A Skyboom”

I am in this article and I don’t like it.

All good. It’s easy to misunderstand, when cyberpunk is the best known (and oldest by far) genre that uses the *punk.

As I understand it, the punk is always anti corporate. In the dystopian cyberpunk, that normally means criminal and violent.

In the utopia that is the solarpunk genre, anti corporate means community and strongly social behaviour.

That is not solar punk. Solar punk is a peaceful vision of the future in harmony with the planetary boundaries. This is militaristic fantasy with more of the color green than usual.

In standard I don’t know. The rest of the formats, I don’t think it is good enough. No hast, no etb or dies effects. ‘Just’ a gigant body that can’t be chump blocked.

‘Whenever’ always hint at the fact that it can happen multiple times. Stuff that only trigger once are usually written as ‘when’.

The (somewhat) balancing factor is, that it is unlikely, that a creature with 4 toughness can attack and be blocked multiple times without dieing. Why would an opponent keep creatures back from the first block? It can obviously happen through combat tricks. But I don’t see more than one additional attack phase happening very often.

“going by the game’s Steam reviews, is that it is utterly, categorically terrible.” I guess it means bad