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When [[Emet-Selch, Unsundered]] was spoiled, people said "weow Yawgwill in the command zone" and I then I've barely seen anybody talk about him since, and haven't seen anyone play him, and I think he deserves a bit more than that.

There are two critical differences between Emet-Selch (or rather, Hades) and other Yawgwill effects we have seen before:

1. It's a static ability, not continuous effect (I think those are the correct terms)
2. It's on the back face of a creature

This means that unlike [[Magus of the Will]], [[Forgotten Cellar]], etc., the exile clause doesn't stick around until end of turn, and it means that once you flicker the creature to its front face (easy to do in blue

I'm playing a new EDH deck built around opponents choosing, with cards like [[Sadistic Shell Game]], however with all of these cards I can't see any way to know what my opponents have chosen.

Am I missing something, or is this how these cards are supposed to function?

CPU - Ryzen 3600 with a mild overclock, been running fine for months

Mobo - ASUS ROG Strix B450-I

PSU - InWin F1 600W

GPU - 5700XT

Wasn't doing anything system intensive when it crashed

Going to reset to stock settings for now, any tips for further diagnosis?

I upgraded to a 5700XT recently, did the full DDU safe mode uninstall, installed newest AMD drivers, and I'm getting green/black screen crashes. During games, watching shows, or browsing the internet with no discernible trigger. I tried rolling back from newest drivers to 20.5 and had the same issues.

I know this used to be a common problem, but I thought it was fixed. Are there any confirmed/working solutions that I may have missed?

I'm a bartender at a small town casino, demographic is mostly old people with nothing better to do, and kids who picture any casino like it was Vegas. I'm constantly amazed at how some of these people can get through life.

Four times this week, I've had people (adults!) walk through the dining area during dinner service, past the dozens of tables of people eating, come straight to the bar, and ask if we serve food.

When we have big parties (50-100 people), we split the bar and have one side do casino/floor service, and the other one waitstaff only, and we'll put up nylon ropes with signage. Apparently this is far too complicated, because I still have:

• People (multiple!) who knock the "W

Our sangria accidentally got lumped in with the liquor-based drinks with a menu change and is (was) listed in "1oz" and "2oz" options, despite us only serving it in one way, which is 9oz premade sangria, top with our slushie, and garnish.

We had a very particular customer walk inside from the patio and complain to the bartenders that her server never asked if she wanted a 1oz or 2oz sangria. I explained that it was just an error on the menu, called the server over to clear things up, and went back to my lineup/the other orders I had. The customer was very rude to the server, and then barged in line to tell me that she wanted a two ounce sangria!

So I went out of my way to pour **

HEY WHAT'S UP.

As the title says I'm looking for the next step up after Clynelish 14. It is my favorite scotch so far - I love the light sweet/smoky combination and the complexity. I'm on my second bottle and every dram is still a new experience, and I'm still finding new flavors. If I could change one thing about it, it'd be to have a bit more "oomph". So maybe I'm looking for a CS Clynelish?

I've tried a few other sweet and smoky scotches, namely Bunnahabain 12 and Old Pulteney 17.

The Bunna was too dark and heavy in its sweetness, and mouthfeel. Smoked brown sugar, molasses, toffee, etc.

The Old Pulteney was headed in the right direction in terms of flavor profile, however I felt like

Hey all,

I live in Vancouver, and I'm in the process of selling my mountain bike. I was contacted by someone in the US, saying they're willing to buy it if I drive it over to Sumas. I've looked around a bit but can't find anything on either customs website regarding this.

Just wondering if anyone has any information or experience with this, or could point me in the right direction.

*Edited for clarity

tl;dr: My Paladin was unknowingly manipulated into killing another Paladin, but leveled up and received holy abilities because of it. How do I explain that without my character becoming aware of what happened?

So last night was a bit of a strange session.

Our party, while tracking a pit fiend through a long stretch of badlands, comes across what appears to be a "Paladin" of the god Esso. He leads a smallish village of ~200 people.

The village seems pretty... weird. The "Paladin" is the only reason they can grow food, if he leaves the oasis, it reverts to desert/badlands. They have a reverence for their village, constantly mending the walls, etc., they have feasts every night, after wh