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Asking out of curiosity, but could happen in a deck of mine.

I cast [[Cursed Mirror]], copying a Grizzly Bears. Then I play [[Mardu Siegebreaker]], choosing the mirror. It's currently a creature, so it's a valid target.

Then I attack with the Siegebreaker. It doesn't check if the exiled card is a creature, it just creates a token copy of it.

If I choose to have the Cursed Mirror enter as a copy of a creature, does it enter attacking?

1. Bard Quest

2. I Roved Out in Search of Truth and Love

3. Pathfinder 2E

4. Netrunner

5. Magic: The Gathering: Battlemage

I have a group who might start playing Mausritter soon, and I'm all set up to start a game set in The Estate. But, as I was looking around to see if I find anything else more interesting, I run into this jam that apparently took place around this time last year. Given the chance, I'd prefer to run a game set in a human town rather than a single house, so this looks like a better fit for me, but since most of the adventures are paid I don't know how good they are nor how well they gell together. Has anyone tried running that map? Does it work? Is it worth the price and the effort of collating the adventures?

I don't remember much about this video, I thought it would be easy to find because I remember it being a meme for a while, but couldn't find anything about it.

Basically it's a sort of event, there are 4-5 people. I say they are streamers because I think it was being broadcast live but they're not playing games or anything, they're on a studio or something. One of the people challenges the others to guess a number and gives them a range for it (like, say, it's a number between 1 and 15). The other people start to guess, but they do such a terrible job that they actually take more tries than there are numbers available - it took them twenty-something tries to guess a number between 1 and 15,

I just got a R36S from my fiancee, who didn't like it as much as she'd hoped. She didn't get a new SD card or update ArkOS or any of the other things you're supposed to do. I was going to, but I realized something: it seems no input is ever detected from the left analog stick, no matter what I do. It doesn't matter if it's in the Emulation Station menu or the ArkOS menu, if it's an older game or a more modern one, moving the left stick never does anything. On older games, I found an option in the settings that reads "Analog to digital type" and gives the options of 'left stick' and 'right stick', but even when it's set to 'left stick', the left stick does nothing - instead, the right stick w