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She'd love to, but she's currently getting beaten up by a zombie.

Next round... -The Power Phase is 3 for this turn.

-Dorgath's Axe restores a Wound. -Dorgath's Lifestone of Ashraz restores a bit of his Wounds (20/25). -Tomas draws one POW from his Chalice of Sorcery. -Tomas casts Glory! -Jekaena casts Heal Wounds on Revaethan (15/18). -Kelgar blesses Revaethan (18/18) and Carrow (13/17) with Power of Sigmar...

Commander 1 Barrin, Master Wizard 1 Academy Ruins 1 All Is Dust 1 Ancient Tomb 1 Anvil of Bogardan 1 Arcane Lighthouse 1 Archaeomancer 1 Basalt Monolith 1 Capture of Jingzhou 1 Cathodion 1 Chain of Vapor 1 City of Traitors 1 Copy Artifact 1 Coral Atoll 1 Counterspell 1 Cyclonic Rift 1 Darksteel...

Huh. I've been mostly meticulous about creating threads for EDH decks of my own design for a while now, but this seems to be the exception, likely because until recently it was all just virtual testing and I hadn't physically constructed a list. Well, I did that, but I also made some updates, so...

This deck has some poor showings, as it was mismatched against the power level of my opponents by too much. I did get two very fun games and even won a game thanks to Angel of Glory's Rise (opponent was using Maskwood Nexus, so all of his creatures got exiled).

Commander: 1 Liesa, Forgotten Archangel 1 Abomination 1 Abyssal Gatekeeper 1 All Hallow's Eve 1 Angel of Despair 1 Angel of Glory's Rise 1 Angry Mob 1 Animate Dead 1 Ashnod's Altar 1 Banshee 1 Black Mana Battery 1 Black Market 1 Buried Alive 1 Cabal Coffers 1 City of Shadows 1 Clergy of the...

I never had a subscription and mostly only got to read issues that other people had discarded, and that was around the time of the name change (1999). I realize that the name change was just a few months after the Pokemon TCG hit North America, but I never thought of those events as being...

Next round... -The Power Phase is 2.

-Khorne favors Throg. He regains some of his Wounds (25/29). -Grimnir hears Dorgath's plea. He regains some of his Wounds (19/25). -Myrmidia is impressed with Ty's performance. He regains all of his Wounds (20/20).

-Dorgath's Lifestone of Ashraz restores his health (14/25). -Tomas draws 8 POW from his Chalice of Sorcery, suffering some damage from this energy exchange (10/21). -Tomas casts Life Force on Throg. -Tomas casts Life Force on Dorgath. -Tomas casts Life Force on Tyresius. -Jekaena casts Heal...

Good question. I just use spreadsheets myself, but that approach doesn't have those functions you mention. The main software I've heard of for this sort of thing is called Magic Assistant, but I've never tried it myself.

Hard to believe that I'd been running Akroma's Will all this time and only just last night did I finally get to use it. Wiped out two of my opponents, but misread one of them as being a bigger threat than he really could have been. I wasn't able to close the game out before the player with the...

I came kind of close to winning a long game with this deck. I cast Living Death and the Thundercloud Shaman it brought back came along with nine other giants. So I got some hits in, but ultimately some better deck won out.

I got to use Sword of the Ages to (temporarily) save myself and the rest of the table in a game last night. I kind of don't want to take this deck apart until I've used the Realm-Cloaked Giant I bought for it. So maybe I'll have more stupid plays with this thing. :p

Yes, another of my decks helmed by The Gitrog Monster. But there's a reason for this. My longstanding Gitrog deck, GCMLDA, had some cards poached from it in 2020 to use in other decks, and I never updated it while I was updating my other decks. I had plans to get around to that, but then...

Reviewing my own reaction to Enduring Ideal as a set spoiler, it sticks out to me that I was thinking in terms of some big, game-winning enchantment. The play pattern of fetching a series of cards to make victory increasingly difficult for the opponent wasn't something I'd ever seen before, and...

Eternal Dominion sure does cost ten mana. That fact arguably makes it one of the worst spells in the epic cycle (although I still contend that Undying Flames is the worst). On the other hand, blue decks can be proficient in cheating on mana costs and on copying spells. Eternal Dominion might not...

Oh, I've certainly done stuff like that. But I don't think there's really a way to outsource the decision-making for the "opponent" to something other than a person. Notably, you can play against the "Challenge Decks" from Theros Block (not to be confused with Challenger Decks), and they play...

I guess I'm not sure what "AI" as a verb would mean? o_O