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Hi folks.

This is an incredibly important post, especially if you're looking to purchase or have purchased a Stitch promo in the last week. There is a new wave of counterfeits that includes Inklands Enchanteds AND the Stitch Promo that has now in the hands of unscrupulous sellers.

The counterfeiters have somewhat fixed the "quill" so that the line goes all the way through, and the artist credit is no longer foil. But luckily they majorly messed up and there's a very easy way to tell these counterfeits apart from the real deal: The casting cost number is solid white in the counterfeits, when it should be foil.

Here is an album that showcases the differences, including what a counter

A commission I finished for the new year - 3D Sliver Queen life counter and storage box.

The queen pops off so you can use her as a commander.

Thanks for looking, Happy New Year!

I liked u/nmezib's post about the rogue symbol looking like it is wearing a top hat, so I did a quick redesign of the symbol so it actually is wearing a top hat!

http://imgur.com/8HrA68l

So I've been trying to get my hands on some weapons for PVP, and I see a lot of slang thrown around when it comes to "good" PVP perks, and good PVP weapons. But I can't make heads or tails of it, and I can't seem to find any guides that explain it, except ones that say "This weapon is good, this one is bad, etc."

For example, I ran Skolas the other day and got a Y1 Red Death. I upgraded it to a Y2 Red Death in my blueprints, because I read that the gun was good for PVP. But after looking around, I began wondering: do they mean Y1 Red Death, or Y2? How does that even work with PVP? Does it matter? Which one is better?

Also, early on, I got a Hawksaw that I used a lot in PVP, but it wasn't

I've recently started playing Destiny with a friend (about 2.5 weeks ago). I'm at around 282 light right now, and have just been getting on and doing dailies for the past few days, not sure where to go or what to do next. I don't have a fireteam for raids, although there's a group I think I might be able to raid with if I can catch up to them in light level. I'm a pretty middle-of-the-road player, here's a link to my dude.

I'm going to work on getting calcified fragments, and I'm in the process of upgrading my sword to exotic, but other than that, what next? What do I need to do to start raiding?

I'm working on a deck-box project and I'd really appreciate some help with deck dimensions. Can anyone who has these decks reply with measurements, particularly height when stacked upright, but also length and width if the sleeves make a measurable difference: 60/75/100 card decks, single/double/triple (if this is a thing) sleeved. Bonus if someone has a Battle of Wits deck they'd like to include! Thanks in advance!