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The official term is Beginning of Combat but you could also just do it during my Upkeep. Unless you were worried I was going to cast a surprise Ball Lightning or something... :p Alright, no attackers then. On to my second main phase?

Not even close. The distances between platforms is short enough that Dorgath can clear each leap (Jekaena cannot), but each leap would take a turn and it would take five of them to make it to the other side.

So I haven't forgotten about this, but I kinda cornered myself. Even though I finished details for the rest of this deep, I never put an image of this room into a kind of electronic format. Figured I'd just make a diagram with letters the way we'd done for most of the corridors and such, but...

UUD, go to combat, declaring War Oracle as attacker. Pass priority. Blockers?

Well, this has been the most disappointing of my recent experiments. And it's the only one so far that I'm comfortable saying I won't really be revisiting. Kind of. Here's a recap of what I've played in the West Coast Commander League... Gitrog County Municipal Lake Dredge Appraisal: played at...

Don't worry there won't be another one of these threads every week. Hopefully as time goes on I'll be revisiting some of the decks I've already played in the West Coast Commander League. I built this one with eyes on potentially acquiring certain achievement points... -Attack all of your...

Let's not go to Bant. It is a silly place.

War Oracle, done. Spidey: 13 Hand: 2 Library: 47 Battlefield: (T,T,U) Forest x3 (T,T) Plains x2 Pacifism (Enchanted creature can't attack or block) Pacifism (Enchanted creature can't attack or block) (U) Honored Hierarch (1/1; Renown 1 (When this creature deals combat dmg to a player, if...

Dorgath pushes the door open. It seems to lead into a very dark, very big cavern.

The third time the puzzle is solved, the blue light flares with blinding intensity. A beam of piercing light shoots forth from the grid and strikes the torch. When the flash of light fades, the torch is no longer a torch at all, but an ornate arrow, which could be fired from a bow... Hail of...

|O|X|O| |X|X|_| |_|O|X|

Except for the gold from killing monsters. :rolleyes: |O|X|O| |_|X|_| |_|_|X|

I see. Yeah, I wouldn't have minded that at all!

Oops. With everything else going on it looks like I forgot to note the Plains I apparently dropped either on my last turn or the one before that? Got four of them sitting here and I only posted three. Wasn't at home when I updated the board so I missed it until I got back. Looks like the rest is...

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As far as infinite loops go, that's not what this deck was about and I actually cut the card Reap from my list during construction specifically for that reason. With enough mana and black permanents controlled by opponents, Reap + Regrowth turns into dangerous loop. I did not eschew infinite...

Right, but if it's a diversion from the thing that someone else is imminently using to kill them, then that doesn't really benefit me. I don't like to put a target on my own head for the sake of letting another player sneak in a win (in this case, the player didn't win, although it's a bit...

So I just realized something while writing my previous post. There's a line with Phyrexian Altar, technically available to this deck, that goes infinite. I don't think I was approaching the components for it in any of my games, but it's noteworthy because it is infinite and I didn't notice that...

Kind of? I mean, Phyrexian Altar is definitely a good card and I think it was right to include it in the deck. But I happened not to get my other sac outlets online that game and I managed to get it back from my graveyard and replay it, but my opponents got scared of it and kept killing it. I...

There's no treasure for somehow managing to fail the easiest dungeon puzzle ever! I wrote that part about three wraiths showing up in partially just as a joke to myself because I didn't expect anyone to actually try to place an O on top of an X. Who even does that? It's madness, I tell you...