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I like Goon-kin and Basement Dwarves, but I'm also partial to the idea of Draft Dodgers.
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What's the name of that female coyotle avatar that everyone was being a huge idiot about? Name it whatever that is.
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Oct 1, 2013 10:33
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katkillad2 posted:I vote Coyotle Ugly as the guild name. This is the only acceptable name so far. Six Stairs In Your House?
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Oct 1, 2013 15:30
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All of these are based off jokes I don't get except for Basement Dwarves. 
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Oct 1, 2013 16:32
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Der Hexenbanhammer?
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Oct 1, 2013 17:07
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Basement Dwarves and Draft Dodgers both sound great.
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Draft Dodgers actually sounds good and could work silly sports stuff into any propaganda we create. Basement Dwarves sounds like the name of a card shop.
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Oct 1, 2013 18:03
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Hex-a-goon is way better than any of those names what's wrong with you people.
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Vincent Valentine posted:What's the name of that female coyotle avatar that everyone was being a huge idiot about? She had sadly come down with dysentery and is now in the great art graveyard in the sky.
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Oct 1, 2013 21:32
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Blinkman987 posted:She had sadly come down with dysentery and is now in the great art graveyard in the sky. High five for that. Glad to see bad art being addressed.
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Oct 1, 2013 21:43
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Blinkman987 posted:She had sadly come down with dysentery and is now in the great art graveyard in the sky. Make Coyotle Cholera an expansion card tia
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Oct 1, 2013 21:54
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So the first of the cards CZE put out to fansites has been revealed, and... wow. This card is obscene - it's going to single-handedly enable artifact decks in the same way that Blessing of the Fallen enables inspire decks. And it's a common.
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Oct 1, 2013 23:00
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pumpinglemma posted:So the first of the cards CZE put out to fansites has been revealed, and... wow. This card is obscene - it's going to single-handedly enable artifact decks in the same way that Blessing of the Fallen enables inspire decks. And it's a common. That card is not loving about. I don't know if there are enough artifacts to make it good right now - the dwarf deck was easily the worst of the pre-cons by a large degree.
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Oct 1, 2013 23:39
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Whelp, I was already considering making my first deck blue, heavy on artifacts. Now I have no reason to ever look back. Does blue really need even more search power?
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Blinkman987 posted:She had sadly come down with dysentery and is now in the great art graveyard in the sky. Awesome. That was the coyotle female mage, right? When we will see her replacement? cheetah7071 posted:Hex-a-goon is way better than any of those names what's wrong with you people. The more I think about it and try to shove other terrible jokes into hex, the more I agree.
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Oct 1, 2013 23:57
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All we need is a two mana mana-rock and that dwarf is starting to look a little bit busted.
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Pomp posted:Whelp, I was already considering making my first deck blue, heavy on artifacts. Now I have no reason to ever look back. Does blue really need even more search power? I thought the only search power blue had before was Peek, Research Librarian and Oracle Song. Peek is a terrible card that no-one should ever play, Oracle Song isn't amazing, and Research Librarian is vulnerable to removal and most powerful in the late game (as opposed to something like Pact of Pain which is amazing throughout). Am I forgetting something?
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pumpinglemma posted:Oracle Song isn't amazing, Divination is the best card 
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Not for search, at least compared to things like Pact of Pain. (I agree any full-on control deck should have 4 copies, but I suspect most artifact decks will be faster than that.)
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pumpinglemma posted:I thought the only search power blue had before was Peek, Research Librarian and Oracle Song. Peek is a terrible card that no-one should ever play, Oracle Song isn't amazing, and Research Librarian is vulnerable to removal and most powerful in the late game (as opposed to something like Pact of Pain which is amazing throughout). Am I forgetting something? I'm bad at TCGs, why is Peek bad? edit:I didn't remember the part where you never actually drew a card.
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Karnegal posted:That card is not loving about. I don't know if there are enough artifacts to make it good right now - the dwarf deck was easily the worst of the pre-cons by a large degree. Wait, what? Have we seen the contents of the starter decks already?
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Some Numbers posted:Wait, what? Have we seen the contents of the starter decks already? He means the pre-built decks people were given in GenCon. The dwarf one was pretty bad, but a lot of dwarf-enabling cards have come out since then - Gearsmith, Droo's Unstoppable Walker and Pteradon come to mind - so I'm optimistic about their viability in the game.
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Oct 2, 2013 02:36
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Two more fansite card spoilers are out - a Sapphire mill card that doubles as a meaty flier in the mid-late game, and a sort of temporary ramp card for Ruby. Both look pretty sweet and I think they'll have a place in mill and aggro decks respectively.
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Oh, some milling goodness! Mmm, I do enjoy a good milling. I wish it read "Every ten cards in opposing graveyards adds +4/+4" and make the cost a bit higher. Still really good! The ruby card is a bit underwhelming but it does look like fun. The flavor text made me chuckle as well.
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Oct 2, 2013 11:25
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Mill Decks: Ruining friendships since 1994.
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I will never forget the time I participated in a "Type 1 tournament" over a decade ago, and decided to play my personal variation of the biggest "F*ck you archetype" ever conceived : Stasis. Out of the 6 or 7 matches I played two or three went to time in game 1, where I was stil chipping away with my lone Quirion ranger, returning a Tropical Forest to my hand so I could keep paying for the Stasis Upkeep. In two other games the opponend raged and left the room. As I had -by far- the slowest deck of the tournament I was Always the last one to arrive at the bar, and as soon as I arrived I saw people scowling and whispering "that's that douchebag with the stasis deck" I hope Hex won't shy away from denial/land destruction decks like MTG has in the past decade to make it more player friendly. Being an rear end is such a pleasure in a competitive setting like a tournament.
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pumpinglemma posted:Two more fansite card spoilers are out - a Sapphire mill card that doubles as a meaty flier in the mid-late game, and a sort of temporary ramp card for Ruby. Both look pretty sweet and I think they'll have a place in mill and aggro decks respectively. I was getting really excited about that
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Evernoob posted:I hope Hex won't include denial/land destruction decks like MTG has in the past decade.
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Actually, I have a rules question that I'm pretty unsure about. What is an action? Is it just the cards that specifically say action on them, or does it count troop/artifact summoning as well? What about playing resources?
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Oct 2, 2013 18:01
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Just cards that specifically say action, I'm pretty sure.
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Go RV! posted:Actually, I have a rules question that I'm pretty unsure about. Spells are typed as quick or basic action, and nothing else in the rules calls something (e:else) an action as far as I've seen. Pomp fucked around with this message at 20:03 on Oct 2, 2013 |
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Oct 2, 2013 19:43
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Individual cards refer to actions, though - for example, Archmage Wrenlocke makes actions cost 1 less to play.
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pumpinglemma posted:So the first of the cards CZE put out to fansites has been revealed, and... wow. This card is obscene - it's going to single-handedly enable artifact decks in the same way that Blessing of the Fallen enables inspire decks. And it's a common. Dwarf decks suddenly make sense to me!
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And a bunch more spoilers incoming! Cloudwatcher Survival of the Fittest Wind Whisperer Chimera Persecute Sacrificial Toast fucked around with this message at 04:43 on Oct 3, 2013 |
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Oct 3, 2013 04:33
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That last one reminds me of a dead baby rabbit. I realize that's not far off from what it actually is, but it's just the right hue.
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I think Shin'hare decks just got a lot more interesting. If you hold onto this guy for a bit, he's sure to cause some pain with your spare battle hoppers before he gets murdered. Even better if you have a free sac outlet to level him up.
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Oct 3, 2013 18:51
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That text is amazing. I am reminded of Mark Rosewater being disappointed that he couldn't put 'destroy target player' on Door to Nothingness.
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That card is just hilarious. I guess now people have a reason to run Omen of Oblivion on their sideboard.
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