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Even wilder much-less-likely speculation: could the 8th character be alternate timeline Marika? Maybe another survivor of jar-sainthood (with maybe the name of Saint instead of Shaman)?

It's implied the other Spirit-Tuner that Hewg knew before training Roderika was Marika herself, which could mean any other Spirit Tuner character would be associated with either Marika or the Shaman Village. Or heck there could even be a version of the Lands of the Tower that never got crusaded and veiled.

But yeah! Lots of different places for the world arrangement to diverge. I'm imagining something similar to Zelda, not necessarily as clean cut or plotty as 'this alternate canon was caused by X specific

Title says it all - been away from the game since like 2019 but been having fun playing Arena after work lately, and I'd love to get into constructed! But I've never done Arena before and my only competitive-level play experience is competitive EDH, so, Historic is pretty alien territory.

Reanimator felt like a good fit for me, options to customize your big iconic reanimator targets for personal taste, push n pull of counters and protection and anticipating play, dip into lots of colors, etc. I was looking at these lists in particular: https://www.coolstuffinc.com/a/aemarling-08242021-historic-reanimator https://mtgdecks.net/Historic/can-x27-t-lose-3-0-decklist-by-killadub-1494189 https://m

The Elden Ring is pretty cool. Like, the Ring itself. When Narrator Man goes ‘Oughghghhg, Elden Ring’ in the 2019 E3 trailer? Buddy I get you the Elden Ring is cool as fuck. And I’ve noticed that despite all the discussion since release, Malenia vs Radahn, fine dogs, who is the worst boss From has ever designed, etc etc etc, there’s been so little talk about the actual titular Elden Ring itself.

I think in the tradition of Bloodborne making a cool and meaningful reinvention of old cosmic horror tropes, the Elden Ring takes a long-standing tradition from high fantasy—specifically, the legendary One Ring from the book series that defined the genre as we know it today--and flips it on i