It can be for sure. I'm just adding to the convo, it's not as black and white a "weapon" as these tyor of articles make it out to be. Its a lot more nuanced and has a lot of good coming from it as well.
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Thing is, it mostly amplifies what u interact with. If youre an eastern german diesel head with racist friends, then thats what you get. More afd bullshit to Spam blue hearts under.
My feed is very leftist, afd-critical and pol-sci focused.
Ahh gotcha, yeah thats a bit clickbaitey. I read it as "for the first time in a controlled experiment"
Wet bulb is an effect thats based on heat and humidity. Which part is confusing you? /g
To expand a little bit on the red card draw because it sometimes isn't as obvious:
Effects like [[Light up the Stage]] or [[Jeska's Will]] are awesome in red, because they expand your "hand", sometimes until end of turn, sometimes until the end of your NEXT turn even.
Downside is that you lose those cards if you can't manage to cast them, but usually they make sure you don't run out of gas.
iirc the effect is also called "bottle" or "bottling" due to some r&d game design vocabulary.
Oh yeah that looks awesome! Super fun interaction
Blue and red have so many strong card draw abilities, i'm sure you'll get it to work
Absolute classic blunder. I think most people had that realisation at some point.
Of course, you can always house rule it with friends.
Or maybe it can be more of a value engine deck, i think it still has legs.
I might be misreading your gameplan, but just in case: Commander damage only counts combat damage. So accumulating 21 damage on an opponent by attacking with your commander.
Gandalfs 3 damage do not count into that.
Hm might depend on size? Maybe its too spicy for the northerners :)
there's also the romanian death squads, also "reforestation" in new zealand with invasive species, buying up farm land just to let it rot, then harvesting the reforested wood and leave it to rot too.
oh i know about the scandinavification of texmex.
my fave is my partner's "tacopaj". Absurd and absurdly delicious.
Thats usually when startups realise their concept isn't working and they pivot or close.