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It's an early access game that is 50% off on Steam right now with a free demo and is on Game Pass. It is more or less the basis of the Wispae War Saga. Same basic structure of leveling up units on a grid and sending them into auto battles, with enchantments and upgrade towers and special abilities and strategies for each faction. It is pretty fun in my opinion, after putting something like 40-60 hrs into it and beating some of the harder difficulties. Some strategies are much more viable than others, and if you don't scale into the late game you're going to hit a wall, but the core gameplay loop is pretty much the same as Wisape and it s

I am trying to figure out if it is a bug or intended behavior. I have a spy that has the 25% reduction in time to complete an activity upgrade and have the policy that reduces time to complete missions by another 25%. For some reason in a couple of my recent games, some spies eventually stop taking any time to complete offensive missions. Is this a bug, or are there some buffs I am missing that further reduce the time for missions to zero?

With Nykthos here in Historic, has anyone been trying out an Historic version of Mono-G Devotion? I've been playing it a bit in Explorer and it is doing well, especially in the absence of Izzet Phoenix and Lotus Field Combo. I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on Historic-specific improvements or metagame shifts for the deck for historic?

I am using Christian Trudel's MonoG Devotion Pioneer deck as a reference (here: Devotion to Green - Christian Trudel @ mtgtop8.com ). Arena doesn't have Oath of Nissa, Sylvan Caryatid, or The Chain Veil (bummer), otherwise the whole deck ports over.

Looking through the green cards that are in H

Hi all, wanted to make a post for people to share 7-win Historic decks. While the Historic meta is a little up in the air with Alchemy all out there, there are some established decks for people to use.

Personally, I just got my seven wins using Five-Color Niv-Mizzet, netdecking SirHamilton1's recent deck that got 3rd at The Pizza Box Open: Five-color Niv-Mizzet | Melee.gg (mtgmelee.com)

I felt like Niv is well positioned for the event, especially this version of the deck, as it is built with a wide range of answers to aggro, and has enough power to overtake midrange and control even if your spells aren't always the best suited to the matchup.

I just finally finished Alan Wake after purchasing it discounted in something like 2012. I'm not sure why it took me this long, perhaps it's been my penchant for competitive multiplayer games instead of single-player narratives, but I am sad I didn't play it sooner.

Playing this game, the first thing that took me in was the atmosphere. Sailing into the town of Bright Falls on the little ferry hooked me. I've been a Washington resident my whole life and I'm very familiar with the look and texture of the small towns this game is meant to evoke. These sleepy, somewhat passed-by and insular little towns have inspired other captivating media like Twin Peaks (seemingly one of the reference points

Looking over the lists being played at Fandom Legends right now (link), it seems to me like [[Memory Theft]] may have a place in black sideboards. Costing 2B, it allows you to choose a nonland card from the opponent's hand to discard, basically a [[Drill Bit]] without spectacle up until this point. However, the kicker is that you can also choose an opponent's exiled creature that has an adventure and put that card into their graveyard. This is essentially a discard from exile for the adventure creature.

So, at worst, it's a full cost Drill Bit, which isn't great, but you do get 1.5 cards if you're playing a

I find myself in the odd situation of being fairly low on some of the green prop materials, while flush with 30-50 of all the blue prop materials. What Escalante level is best for farming the greens? 7, 8, 9, 10? It's too bad the higher levels don't give you much (or any?) green materials given that all the level 3 props require green something.

I've been seeing some hate for the new CR4-DL Host Codes, which is understandable given the low probability that the codes give you a 4* or 5* host, despite their significant gem cost. Here's a breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages that the CR4-DL Host Codes give compared to using your gems on Premium Host Codes. It looks to me like the Premium Host Codes are essential to build out your set of 3* and 4* hosts, but CR4-DL are what you want to build your collection of 5* hosts.

Chances of star levels

Since CR4-DL codes cost 125 and Premium cost 250 at a basic level, your chances of getting