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I’ve been tossing around ideas for a side project and I’m very interested in making an MTG iOS app. I currently use MTG Trades - it works pretty well. What are some features you’ve wanted but haven’t seen in a MTG finance app?

Just highlighting a 3rd way to get tricky with Lotus Field that I haven't seen mentioned.

1. Blood Sun (red)

2. Repudiate (Blue/Green)

3. Brought Back (White)

He goes to bed somewhere between 7-9m every night.

He generally won't fall back asleep because he is hungry, but he has made it to 5-6am before, just not anytime in the past 3 weeks.

I'm in my 4th month of hosting and have noticed a significant drop off in reviews from guests. Right now, 83% of my guests have left a review. I used to message a few a politely ask for a review and that worked sometimes.

Is this normal? Do a lot of people just not leave reviews?

Private suite - so the food wasn’t left in my own kitchen or anything. The food has been opened, but there is still plenty left. Examples include butter, shredded cheese, chips.

Gross or nice for the next guest? I’m honestly not sure.

Proof of purchase

Finally hit a significant drop today, so I bought half-in. Will double up if it falls another 5-10%.

Anyone want to add anything??

They are identical to older, playable, sought after cards, besides the white boarder and print scarcity. Will that ever be enough to cause people to value them highly?

I think that a lot of the people playing the game have justifiable concerns about RNG, but I think that MOST people could still climb the ladder with a 'tier 2' deck, if they had the practice and skill.

I've never gotten legend but, close. Rank 1 last month for the first time. I can see how I've improved my game over the last few months while grinding. RNG exists, but there are also so many playable decks right now, that I actually think Hearthstone is in a good place right now. (Although I agree that Yogg should be Wild only)

The pros are so much more advanced than me that they can make better calls about the meta and the game, but I assume most players in this subreddit are not pros and

Deadlift - 5 reps at 290lbs

2 squat angles, but they are from two different sets.

Squat Angle 1 - 5 reps at 245lbs

Squat Angle 2 - 5 reps at 245lbs

These are my current PRs. I feel pretty good about the form. For squats, I'm most worried about leaning forward too much. For deadlift, I'm worried about the upper back strain I feel sometimes after lifting.

Any other notes are much appreciated!

Making notes for myself:

• Check if shoulders are too far over the bar. Reference video
• Tighten grip on Squat
• Straighten arms on deadlift or my bicep will tear. I rewatched the video and it definitel

Not necessarily an 'anti mono red' as if I was playing a pre side boarded deck. But what competitive deck beats mono red the best?

Edit: Probably too late now, but my LGS's FNM is Standard. And thank you for all of the replies!

These cards look great to me and ripe for combos and/or deck synergy. But no one is playing them or thinks the are good. I'd like to understand why and, hopefully in doing so, I will become a better player.

Gift of Immortality

Flameshadow Conjuring

Mirror Mockery

Satyr Firedancer

Waste Not

I may think of a few

I'm watching Twitch.tv right now. It's coverage of the Vancouver booster draft. I'm watching Yuuya Watanabe draft a deck, and now I want to know how he ended up doing in the tournament, but my google searches are failing me.

Is there a list of winners / top players for each event somewhere?