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Recently, someone said to me that I shouldn’t publicly share that I support #LGBTQ plus causes, because it might “make me look bad”.
That’s bull crap. Now I’m just gonna support the LGBTQ community •••EVEN HARDER•••!
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If you haven't seen the Live on KEXP performance by Angine de Poitrine, make some time to watch it as soon as you can.
They're 100% unique, in form and sound, with incredible visual design and amazingly effective use of live looping and microtones.
The number one reference site for Magic the Gathering cards has done their home page up in an incredible Geocities style for April fools and god damn if it doesn't hit all the good feelings.
@RethinkJeff All good thoughts! I agree with most of them, but I think of this variant as being for bracket 1 players (if I may use bracket 1 as a shorthand for all of the most casual/new players in any format).
If you know you're playing an efficient aggressive deck against a more causal deck, you could choose not to use the Land Pile in order to level the field a bit.
On the off chance that you're a Magic player, you might be interested in this variant I came up with — it's meant to reduce mana variance and make life generally nicer (especially for new players):
Scott Wilson