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UUD, attack with my whole team, blocks/responses?

[Since you're not in combat right now, I'll just assume you guys can successfully reposition characters in the chasm however you want and it'll only a take a turn.]

Jekaena: Hey, where should I stand for this?

I figured that if there might be a lot more of these announcements in the near future, I'd just comment on them in this thread rather than creating a new thread every Monday for Pioneer updates. If you'd rather post announcement threads, I can of course post anything I think of in the relevant...

So, although I'm not invested in this format, I do think that these are bad choices from what I can tell. Notably, I was impressed with the initial choice to ban the five Khans of Tarkir fetchlands. Those fetchlands (along with the five for the other color-pairings, which were outside this...

They already did their first announcement: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/news/november-4-2019-pioneer-banned-announcement Felidar Guardian is banned. Leyline of Abundance is banned. Oath of Nissa is banned.

Ty closely scrutinizes the glyphs surrounding the board. He decides that they don't really look like anything. Eventually, Tomas steps in to help him look... Tomas: "These glyphs are definitely magical in nature and they're controlling what images show up on the board. What's so odd about this...

There isn't. No bucket, either.

So the organizer for the West Coast Commander League didn't announce our point system for November until after I showed up at the store. No one had any time to build decks based on those points, of course. Also, "Commanderfest" meant we had fewer attendees anyway. Specifically, we had eight. Two...

Inventory updated to account for this. There is one. It's on the board.

Normal undead do leave loot behind. Special undead summoned to punish you for failing the puzzle do not. Otherwise you'd keep failing on purpose to rack up loot. :eek: This way only Turgy will fail on purpose. :rolleyes: Yes. The board now shows an image of a bent grate.

Incidentally, the Power Phase roll is 2 for the next turn. Doesn't really matter to you guys since no one is currently hurt, there are no more monsters, and the result wasn't 1...

-The Power Phase is 4 for this turn. -Jekaena throws a Lightning Bolt at the approaching wraith (28/30). -Tomas holds his magic for healing. -Kelgar blesses himself with Scourge of Chaos. His attacks are at +1 to-hit this turn. -Carrow slips past the approaching wraith, frantically waving his...

UUD, Topan Freeblade, done. Spidey: 5 Hand: 1 Library: 41 Battlefield: (T,U,U) Swamp x3 (U,U) Forest x2 (T,U,U) Plains x3 (T) Disowned Ancestor (6/10 from ctrs; Outlast 1B (1B, T: Put a +1/+1 ctr on this creature. Outlast only as a sorcery)) *6 +1/+1 ctrs* *Pacified* (U) Disowned Ancestor...

Done. Spidey: 5 Hand: 1 Library: 42 Battlefield: (T,T,T) Swamp x3 (T,T) Forest x2 (T,U) Plains x2 (T) Disowned Ancestor (5/9 from ctrs; Outlast 1B (1B, T: Put a +1/+1 ctr on this creature. Outlast only as a sorcery)) *5 +1/+1 ctrs* *Pacified* (T) Disowned Ancestor (7/11 from ctrs; Outlast 1B...

Under Fifth Edition rules, Mogg Fanatic was already one of the best red one-drop creatures. Shouldn't be too surprising since the competition was mostly just stuff like Kird Ape, Jackal Pup, Goblin Cadets, and Goblin Welder. And then the Sixth Edition rules changes introduced the stack and the...

I think that means they both take 3 damage. :p

Attack you with both of my guys?

UUD, Epic Confrontation to have my Citadel Castellan fight your Abzan Battle Priest. Responses?

Stop blowing up all my stuff!