Krandum

After yesterday's post (EDIT: see https://commandersherald.com/weird-magic-formats-whats-the-deal-with-dandan/) I decided to make a black version of Dandan based around the idea of a shared graveyard and the decision point of which card to eat with Ichorid. I've been doing my best to look for other versions of Dandan other people have made, but to no real success, so I thought I'd share mine here in case anyone is as obsessed with this idea as I am. I have not yet playtested it but I will do so tonight, and wanted some initial feedback.

[https://www.moxfield.com/decks/nyAkWRLqR0-aAehQ5vePtg](https://www.moxfield

Hello! I am pretty new to the format, but not new to magic. I would love to build a 5 deck pauper battlebox to play with my partners, as they are not very interested in Commander, and would balk at the price point of other formats (as would I for that matter). I am trying to select five decks that seem healthy for this battlebox. Because it'll be a battlebox, there is no real need to care too much about the meta as I can exclude problem decks, and tune sideboards, but I don't want to stray too far from it either, in case that one of my partners decides to build their own pauper deck!

Right now my plan is to include one deck for each archetype: Control, Tempo, Aggro, Midrange, and Combo. The

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Containment Construct (2)

Artifact Creature - Construct (Uncommon)

Whenever you discard a card, you may exile that card from your graveyard. If you do, you may play that card this turn.

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Automated units are deployed to stabilize merge sites deemed too dangerous even for trained intercessors.

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This card just seems to slot really nicely into existing discard synergies, with cards like [[Asmorano]] and cauldron, [[Collective Brutality]], [[Hollow One\

With the show coming out soon and people in the community being, by a wide majority, seeming to be concerned about the direction the show will take when it comes to gender issues, I think it's best to lay out what we know and the community sentiments. I have read plenty of posts and comments about specifically the whole "Dragon Reborn could be a woman," and overwhelmingly the consensus seems to be that it is a concerning change. I would like to outline what we know about the approach the show will take, followed by what I understand the community reaction seems to be, and try and see if we can have a conversation about how we can reconcile this.

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I am reposting this because last time I made a silly mistake in the title and very clearly implied that Egwene cannot be the Dragon Reborn, woops. Here are the original contents:

We have seen from promotional material that it seems like at least at the moment Egwene is being made out to be a candidate for being the Dragon Reborn. Everyone here knows that this makes little sense according to canon, Moiraine would very obviously know this is impossible if nothing about the way the dragon's soul works changes in the show. I have some thoughts relating to this and it has to do with my general perspective on the way Wheel of Time handles gender (a much deeper topic than I'll go into here, I m

Hello, I absolutely love liquid eyeliners and use them every day. I have been looking for a midrange product though (the ones in the midrange product masterlist don't seem super appealing as I'm about to go into), right now I use drugstore ones and since i use it so regularly I'd like to step up the quality. The issue is most i see posted about are the kind that look a bit like sharp tipped sharpies, whereas the ones I enjoy are the ones where you dip a felt tip into a small cup? My mom gave me this one that isn't in production called L'Oreal telescopic waterproof eyeliner; you can still find it, but I'd rather move on to a better product.

I've tried the maybeline hyper precise liquid line