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Black devotion things: [/spoiler]

So this just got published on SCG: vox populi

white people dancing and rules violations this thread makes my head hurt

Average-case scenario:

You could play Reki, the History of Kamigawa

guys isn't it beautiful?

Havengul Lich is sick.

Also, it's just a very offensive card aesthetically. With cards like Obelisk or Trading Post, the versatility is a selling point; with Bow, it feels like someone in R&D just really likes semicolons.

Just think how fun Scrabble Sealed would be! 'One E and no S? That's fine, I didn't want them anyway'

also http://www.starcitygames.com/magic/misc/16754_So_Many_Insane_Plays_Zero_Variance_The_Ultimate_Mental_Magic_Format.html

Yeah, it's awful. There's a kernel of truth there, but the author is taking it waaaay too far.

I find that hard to believe!

aw yes

The biggest question about all of this is what the L stands for.

I think it's a good general principle. Things can be desirable without me being owed them by someone, whether it be attention from women or money from everyone. Also fedoras are sweet, I would wear them if hats of any sort fit my absurdly shaped head.

Consider also Flame Jab, Glamerdye; Flickering Ward, Crown of Flames/Ghitu Firebreathing

People who are perfectly normal and well-adjusted use the term, writing them all off as fedora-wearing mouthbreathers is premature and reeks of unhealthy stereotyping itself. They might be best served expressing their frustration in different ways, but w/e.

From what I've seen most people don't use the term 'friend zone' to assign blame, it's more an expression of regret that a romantic interest wasn't reciprocated in a case where regret is most likely; being shot down by a stranger in a club or w/e doesn't really sting, but being rejected...