Snowbound35

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r/MagicArena•

Secret of bloodbending does not allow you to control anything other than if your opponents creatures attack or not when casted for 4u.

I was under the impression that controlling them during combat means you should still be able to tap their lands and cast instants.

Please let me knownif I'm incorrect and I will remove the post.

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r/travel•

I don't travel often so I feel as if a I have a skewed opinion, but, out of the past 1/2 dozen times I've flown, only once was everything on time with no problems.

Are delays very common? Or am I unlucky?

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r/Parenting•

My 14 week old has been exhibiting teething symptoms. He has excessive drooling, fussiness, messy BMs, and has been putting everything in his mouth and gnawing aggressively.

Here is his day so far:

Woke at 6:30 was fussy and went to sleep at 8:30

Woke at 9:00 screaming and was really fussy. Normally he lays in his crib babbling and cooing. I thought maybe he was hungry so I offered him the chest. He ate and then was very fussy again. He has no interest in his toys, play mat, books, or singing which we usually do during his wake windows.

By 10:00 he was falling asleep again.. During his sleep he screamed out twice but never woke until 12:00

He nursed again at 12:30 and the as I was pump

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r/forgeMTG•

From some quick searching I see thay I can import and draft a cube against ai in forge? Can I draft the cube in multiplayer also?

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r/forgeMTG•

I recently got into forge. I am a local game store prerelease, commander, and mtg arena player.

One thing that confuses me in forge is that there seems to be no punishment for keeping a 40 card deck.

Are there any deck limitations? I haven't tried going lower than 40 cards or including more than 4 copies of a card yet. I'm just surprised the adventure mode allows 40 card decks because they are so much stronger than 60 card.

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r/Parenting•

I was telling my doctor how it was difficult to get my son (8 weeks) to nap during the day and he recommended having him sleep in the car seat. I questioned this, as I have always read and heard it was unsafe to keep your child in the car seat except when using it to transport them. He doubled down and said a child could safely sleep in the car seat all night.

I don't want to be one of those people who thinks they know everything because they did some research on google l, but my doctor is completely wrong here right?

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r/Parenting•

Tldr: Adamant about not having a c section the entire pregnancy and then during labor a shift change happens and the new doctor scares my wife into a c section. I can't tell if it was due to genuine safety concerns because it's been pushed on us so hard the entire pregnancy. Now wife has a long recovery ahead of her for something I doubt was necessary. She didn't get to enjoy the birth as much because of drugs.

Just had our healthy baby boy which is ultimately what matters.

However, I'd love to share our experience. Mom was super adamant the entire pregnancy about wanting a vaginal delivery.

Mom had gestational diabetes so baby was measuring in the 99th percentile.

Birth plan was to

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