100cupsofcoffee

u/100cupsofcoffee



Minor Rosetta Easter egg/reference

SpoilerBook 6: Bedlam Bride

I've lost count of how many times I've re-listened, but I keep catching new things. This is pretty minor, but it was one of those things that just made me smile.

Spoilers for anyone who isn't caught up through Book 6.

!When we're first introduced to Rosetta, we're told that she first came to prominence for her documentary titled The Other Side of the Glass. I don't think the title is explained at all; I just figured it was a throw-away, meaningless title. However...!<

!At the beginning of Book 6, Chapter 61, in a Rosetta cookbook entry, we learn what it means: she describes a Crawler being murdered by an orc prince and laughing about it afterwards on "the other side of the glass," t

807

r/MagicArena•

I'm marking this as a Bug, though I'm genuinely confused about it, and I'm guessing it's user error rather than a bug.

I've noticed this same kind of occurrence a few times in the recent past, where I think to myself after a game-winning spell is cast, "Why wasn't I allowed to respond to that?" It'd be really nice to have an on-screen game log.

Our scene: Historic Brawl. I'm playing [[Vannifar, Evolved Enigma]], and my opponent is playing [[Ygra, Eater of All]]. My opponent has several creatures in addition to Ygra, but unfortunately I don't remember what they were, and it's definitely possible that one of those cards was the culprit here. I've played out most of my hand, leaving o

110

This was a minor altercation, and the other non-Boomer parties were not completely in the right, but it was so bizarre I feel I need to share it.

This morning, I was at a busy convention center, which is hosting a dance competition and a home and garden show. A large group of dance parents and kids, which my wife and I were a part of, were congregating around the bottom of a pair of escalators, which lead up to one of the exits from the convention center. We were a big group, and to be fair we were clogging up the area pretty good, but not so much that it would have been impossible to make your way to the escalators, especially with a little common sense or politeness.

Now, if I had encoun

119