Gobane

u/Gobane


r/EDH•

Hi everyone, I'm looking for people's thoughts and experiences with these three commanders.

I'm thinking of making a mono-green deck and I'm torn between these three, as they stand out to me as having some similarities between each other while having some unique mechanics. I'm trying to avoid making a bracket 4 deck with too many easy infinite combos, but I'm not opposed to them entirely.

  • [[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] turning my creatures into lands is a unique mechanic that further enables landfall synergies, and having a large creature on the board for green draw/payoff spells is fun.
  • [[Lumra, Bellow of the Woods]] is also a large creature, with much better keywords for a
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r/Stellaris•

Throughout the patch notes, I never was able to find out if this was a feature that would interact with the new DLC. I am happy to say that it does! Your bio ships will receive the same fruit icon as space fauna, and you can direct them to orbit a planet in order to spread the seeds.

I always thought it was an interesting origin, albeit lacking any sort of control over where and how often your seed pods land. Now, with the ability to manually spread them, I think this origin becomes a lot more interesting and fun, good or not.

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r/mtgrules•

Here is a scenario:
I have [[Hidetsugu and Kairi]] on baord, and I cast a kicked [[Rite of Replication]] on it.

5 token copies of H&K enter, and then die to the legend rule. Then, all of their triggers are put on the stack in any order I choose.

My question is when do the spells resolve? Are the part of the triggered ability and thus the effects are immediately applied, or does the spell go on the stack and all spells cast this way resolve after all the ETB/Death triggers are finished resolving?

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