Arbitror

u/Arbitror





I have a question about the attack token flipping when it's my turn and I don't know what caused it.

For context: I was p[laying Ahri against Fiddlesticks 3.5 star adventure. I had the attack token, and during my turn, I played the slow spelkl "Charm" to recall one of my units. and then play it again before I attacked. Either after playing Charm, or after playing my unit, the attack token simply flipped to Fiddlesticks, and I don't know why

Is there a limit to how many times you can perform an action without attacking as the attacker? This isn't the first time I've lost the attack token without understanding why it happened

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r/the_darnold•

DON'T LET PEOPLE TELL YOU WE'RE "INSANE", or "ASKING TOO MUCH"! ALL WE WANT IS A FAIR REPLAY OF THE GAME!! WITH THE GAME HAVING A LAST MINUTE STADIUM SWITCH, AND REPORTS OF FLYING IN ILLEGAL ANGELIANS, THERE'S LEGITIMATE DOUBT TO THE FAIRNESS OF THE RESULT! WE MUST REPLAY THE GAME AT USBANK STADIUM! IF THE RESULT WAS FAIR, THE RAMS WOULD WIN AGAIN, AND THEREFORE HAVE NO REASON TO DISAGREE!!

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r/Jujutsushi•

Part of the fun in reading an ongoing series is all the theorizing of what can happen in the future, and yet that also can lead to false hopes and dashed expectations. For all of us who had their own favorites, how did their story end up playing out, vs how you hoped it would? Were their outcomes better than expected, about the same, or did you end up disappointed with where their arcs went in the end?

Here are my top 4 characters and my thoughts:

  1. Nanami:
    Of course the first thing that stands out about Nanami is "Work is Shit!". I was leaving a bad job at the time I started reading JJK, so Nanami was easily getting favorite status right away. He's cemented as a favorite by the way he
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