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The dwarven script here is a form of encryption known as a substitution cipher. The lettering here is (prior to making a number of assumptions) greatly inconsistent though, which interferes with decryption. That said, given the change to W2L1: ~~~ …
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Are we supposed to be able to decode that text in isolation? Because it's too short and there's too many letters that show up only once or twice (assuming this is indeed an 'easy' language barrier cipher that requires no additional information). Add…
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There are a couple things I'd like to point out regarding our match: * Mother's Love fails to meet the challenge conditions (it becomes a creature via an activated ability, not a triggered ability as per the second requirement). * The wording for O…
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@FireOfGolden it might be best to save that question for when we next level up. (I have some similar questions I'm planning to raise then.)
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Duucxejial was explicitly targeting only the golem's internals; are these things that shoddily made? Regardless, there's nothing the dragonspeaker can do here except wait for someone else to attack and try to join the dogpile. (Depending on who the …
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In response, Duucxejial will use his Trueflame ability to prevent the golem from repairing itself.
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The corpses are already hidden (see the bottom of the previous page).
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Forgive me for trying to RP the situation. In terms of fixed game actions, Duucxejial casts Sundering Sonata on the golem’s internal systems, destroying them and (presumably) disabling the golem.
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As there's been no objections to his original proposition, Duucxejial will reach forward and tap his bident against the golem, using his magic to silently destroy the golem’s internals via resonance.
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Considering the way this campaign has progressed thus far, the current degree of foreknowledge does virtually nothing for the players. As far as I'm concerned, the actual contents of a quest matter more than its reward anyway (otherwise I wouldn't b…
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Cards have been prepared way in advance before that we still haven't encountered though; who knows if we'll even end up fighting them. (If we do though it'll basically be up to Raulus and Rarg; Duucxejial at least will be virtually useless.)
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With all these freshly ended matches, I'd like to request a random opponent. (Last one never came by.)
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@jpastor looks like @Jadefire said: Activating Prize 19 : Hourglass of Time – Setting the deadline for 1 day from time of post. Activating Prize 2 : Spooky Orb – Targeting Robokitty's Enduring Caravan, smax765's Snowrochs, and LvB'sGrow // Wither
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@Jadefire I'm probably wrong about Gudul Warden and Future Sight style effects. (There's probably some crazy corner case though knowing this game.)
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@Jadefire thanks for the feedback. Your description of Gudul Warden is basically the initial inspiration for it (I found Yixlid Jailer from hitting random on Scryfall and felt compelled to make something out of such a strange card). The library ha…
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Wenkman spent significantly more mana on the fight with the dwarves though, whereas Duucxejial has spent effectively none (he'll return to max when the next encounter begins), so it's probably better for Wenkman to save their strength at the moment.
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Duucxejial has a couple spells that can disable the golem with minimal noise; any objections to him doing that?
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Inspired by Ranshi mentioning cross-archetype signposts. Image links to the MTGCS version for set collection, the MTG Design version just has nicer formatting.
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@smax765 mild incoherence aside, do you have anything to support your assertions? With lieutenant offline (and with your version), the familiar is probably worse than Quiet Contemplation. (Its potential flexibility is likely insufficient to compensa…
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@smax765 as with most iterations of Agnor, this card is absurd. It's got the same keyword soup as Atraxa (making it virtually unmatched in combat during any player's turn) while being significantly easier to cast. On top of that, it draws you an ext…
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Do we have any information on what the doors are made of? (I can't find any details on this looking back.) Edit – nvm, we have this from here: The doors are made of dwarfen steel und they seem to be magically protected too
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? After another look it appears this one is your current box @FireOfGolden * Mystery Challenge: Create a card inspired by the peaceful village you've arrived in. The card should capture the essence of this place and its surroundings.
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@FireOfGolden skipping challenges is part of a prestige perk. Your current Mystery Box (found here as far as I can tell) contains this challenge: * A Mystery Challenge: Create a card inspired by Indiana Jones.
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Duucxejial concurs with Rarg's suggestion to head upstairs. As he still doesn't want to use any of these implements, this is about the only thing I can imagine him picking up to fulfill the quest: (A bident is a fishing tool.)
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@StuffnSuch @FireOfGolden Boneforge Relapser should function the same way as effects like Malakir Rebirth (i.e. it gives a creature a death trigger that the card itself doesn’t have in the graveyard). It might look funky because equipment normally h…
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We had gone downstairs (right stairs on the map), decided to turn back, and had the fight on the floor we started on. There’s stairs going up on the left side of the map.
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@LvB Mechanical mountain has 5 abilities (no exclusions were noted in the prompt). That said, the prompt didn't say 'exactly 2 abilities,' so I see no issue here. Your mystery box contains: * A Mystery Challenge: Create a monocolored split card.
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@jaceberlin is it really worth it for most decks to spend one or more slots fielding a card(s) that they're going to protect instead of their key pieces just to turn off opposing targeted buffs? Because that's the only thing Flagbearers bring to the…
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@jaceberlin regarding Silver Stalwart, what exactly are you calling "removal evasion"? Because it sounds like you're suggesting making Silver Stalwart an illegal target, at which point its ability no longer applies. In general, I'm fairly certain th…