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So basically you use Hammerhead Shark as a wall?

502.9d - Assigning damage from a creature with trample considers only the actual toughness of a blocking creature, not any abilities or effects that might change the final amount of damage dealt. [CompRules 2003/07/01] Example: A 6/6 green creature with trample is blocked by a 2/2 creature with...

Well, I meant like if I were a burglar. I suppose that a dog could catch one by surprise, but so could a person. I suppose an attacking dog could unnerve a lot of people, but they had better snap out of it quickly if they don't want to end up in a hospital or prison. I would rather kill a dog...

The used to have a website that was quite helpful(www.lordsofmagic.com), but I'm almost positive that VU shut the thing down... Anyway, I still have the book that is SUPPOSED to come with the game (but it seems that most of the copies don't include it or something) if you need help with anything...

A dog can only bite you once before you grapple it. The average burglar probably outweighs a guard dog (unless it's something huge) and might also be armed (which would really help dispatch the thing). The kid can run and get his parent who has a 12 gauge. Of course, the dog might bark and alert...

Do you really want me to answer that?

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That depends on what counts as "sledding." What counts as "sledding"?

I only played D&D very few times (2-4). I don't even remember what edition it was really (I think 3rd). So I'm not experienced or anything, but if I wouldn't get in the way, I'm interested...

One game I used to play a lot had an odd system. In "Lords of Magic" the game itself is turn based, but combat is real time (however, you can pause it whenever you want and give commands to your units, which they will begin to execute once you unpause).

Maybe Urza's Armor in there and then use evil stuff like Pestilence AND Manabarbs...

Well, non flier/non pro: blue/non-shadow/non-trample/non-untargetable/non-unblockable/etc.

I like Recycle, but it costs six mana. Might Glimpse of Nature speed things up more?

Aren't Hymns still pretty easy to find? They would probably help quite a bit... Duress and The Rack (if they can be gotten) would probably also make the deck more dangerous, but I'm sure you know that... I like Barter in Blood. It really is pretty powerful...

That's because computers are the devil but TV is full of nothing but good... :rolleyes: Well, probably it's because the former doesn't happen all that much while the latter is (as you said) pretty commonplace. *mumbles something about priorities*

I would just like to point this out because I think it is an important point. There will be situations where Crab's advantage plays no role whatsoever and the thing is only a more expensive Brass Man. And more likely than not there are plenty of situations where the difference between untapping...

An embolism can happen for no apparent reason. Not that I think what he was doing is healthy, but blaming his death on the game is ridiculous in many ways...

Yeah... Though it makes me wonder how the kid was after he got hit. That looked like a nice punch... Edit: And now that I think about it, there isn't any surprise that the other kid couldn't see it coming. The fat kid looked like he was still pulling his backpack off, then all of the sudden: POW!

I guess we can use Halo 2 as an example for this. Doom was made in the early 90's. I don't know exactly when either game came out, but they're probably about (I think more than, but I am not positive) ten years apart. So, by virtue of the fact that Halo 2 is a new game and Doom is like ten...

And then Megrim works well with your regular discard spells (Duress, Hymn to Tourach, Mind Twist, Hypnotic Specter...) and when combined with The Rack ensures that the opponent is going to get caught taking damage (playing cards empties the hand for The Rack, but accumulating cards in hand...