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Oh, I just want to echo what's already been said on every Legacy board everywhere and note that using MTGO Classic as the measure of what should be banned or not in Legacy is dumb. I happen to fully support these particular unbannings, but a lot of Legacy players are getting the impression that...

Spiderman Whenever a post is made, each player gains life equal to his or her post count, then loses life equal to your post count. Starting and max hand size: -4 Starting life: -10 Each other player starting life: +1,000

Well now, this is interesting... Dream Halls unbanned in Legacy is sort of the same situation as Dream Halls unbanned in Vintage. We can't say for sure whether it will be viable because it's such a unique card. This certainly changes things for me, though. I've been rather stagnate about...

"I hope that was worth it. Are we ready to depart?"

Untapping lands lets you play more stuff. Playing more stuff is fun. One might say that the casualness of this all depends on what the other stuff is, but isn't that just as true of Liliana's tutoring? And token-generation is pretty cool. On the topic of being able to build a deck around a card...

-Kelgar fails to bless anything. Seriously, this has a better than even chance of working and he just keep getting bad rolls. -Carrow swings his sword and catches a bat for 2 damage, bringing it down. -Carrow continues the swing of his sword, but it doesn't hit any bats. -Throg strikes a bat...

Happy birthday. And keep on ridding those sages.

Between the screeching and flapping, it seems impossible to hear anything else. However, just as Dorgath is turning away and rushing to assist his companions, he hears voices somewhere behind him. He can't make out what kind of voices or how far away they are, though.

Died Saturday from lymphoma. 95 is longer than most people get. But the man was a real hero.

Out of the darkest caves fly the twittering, screeching clouds of Giant Bats. These fanged monstrosities, held aloft on great leathery wings, hide in the shadows, then swoop down upon their prey and rip them to shreds with teeth and talons. The giant bats, disturbed by some combination of...

The power phase is 2 for this turn. Throg and Kelgar both stand in the eastern doorway and can't see much, although the tunnel does seem to turn a corner to the south. Just before they're about to conclude that the passage seems to be empty, Kelgar notices something move in the shadows. The...

^ = Blows up. < = Blows it. v = Thar she blows!

I'm much too lazy to figure out who else is still here, but I saw that Melkor posted on the boards today, so I nominate him.

That sort of things is apt to end poorly: http://dresdencodak.com/2005/06/08/the-tomorrow-man/

Dorgath identifies the tankard as a fine dwarf tankard. One like this would sell for about 20 gold in most cities, but as dwarf, Dorgath would be reluctant to part with such a prize. Kelgar stands in the eastern doorway, but detects only blackness. Either his eyes haven't adjusted to the...

Remember that Kelgar can attempt one blessing per turn. With the power phase being a roll of 2, the chances of succeeding aren't amazing, but it can still work. Right now I'm not assuming that he'll try any particular blessing, but I rolled last turn just to check if he could and it wasn't high...

OOC: Other than affecting certain magic items that the party might find and determining if unexpected events occur, power also determines how easy it is for Kelgar to use his blessings.

We need a list of people who seem to still be relatively active. Maybe a roll call or something is in order...

^ = Possessive. < = Plural. v = Comatose is not a hexose, Ransac.

^ = Allose. v = Altrose. < = Glucose. > = Mannose. ! = Gulose. <> = Idose. V = Galactose. ^^vv<><>BAselectstart = Talose.