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Being a fellow MTGNews refugee(well maybe thats a little overdramatic but I need to get my kicks where I can) I can say that it seems so far that the overall niceness of the posters is greater, also I can actually post in a decent amount of time, it takes forever over at MTGNews. You're right...

"Let me see this note." Jonathan takes the note from whoever currently has it and reads its contents, he grimaces then hands it back to whoever had it. Under his breath, "Seems there are forces at work here I don't know about," raising his voice he says, "Perhaps we should pursue the attackers...

Um, it was made pretty clear that this is the post Urza's type 2 thats being discussed so it is obviously not Masticore. Funny but it seems the conversation has come down to Armageddon, Blastoderm, and some people saying Rishadan Port. Seems like BlastoGeddon is going to be a popular decktype...

Jonathan's eyes narrow and he curses under his breath when Belch mentions that this is Kurnz's doing. "I don't think that Kurnz just blew this ship up for the pure fun of doing it, I think he blew it up because he knew someone was on it who had been sent to try and put a stop to his madness. I...

(By the way, I apologize for switching freely between first and third person if that bugs anyone) I'm going to try to find a long line of rope, long enough to get down there. "Captain Hedgeway! Answer me if you can. If I toss down some rope, can you hold on and get lifted up?" How far...

Its so sad that blue is so obviously far and away the most powerful color in magic. Perhaps if this "can't be countered mechanic" really catches on things will level out a little but its never been fair that blue can just counter any strategy you want to try to beat it with. That being said...

I want to try and help Hedgeway out of the water, how far down is he? If I can reach him I'll try and pull him up, otherwise I'll look for a long enough stick and shout for some help to get him out.

Jonathan draws his cutlass and leaps out of the inn, looks both ways and up, then (provided he doesn't see anything major) heads towards the docks with all possible speed.

"Why I most certainly will get the refreshments." (Agreed, I'll wait for others to get involved)

Jonathan follows after Belch to the inn. "Your comments about savages in the woods have intrigued me, do they have any order? Does someone lead them? If the people here just upped and left then they must have gone into the jungles and with these savages."

Jonathan returns the handshake, "I'm Jonathan Winters and I've come here to... survey the jungles surrounding the city, obviously things have changed somewhat since then but I there are no signs of a struggle in this city. Which leads me to assume that most of the people must have left on their...

"We are simple travelers from the Old World who have come here from across the sea in a ship for various reasons. We have only just arrived and are in a foreign land, so we have even less knowledge than you. That is why we ask so many questions. As for those who seemed hostile, well some of...

"Do you know about any humans living in the jungle around the city? Why did you come here in the first place?"

"Nevermind what it is, where did you come from? We got of a boat from the Old World not to long ago and you're the first living soul we've seen since arriving, but you don't seem to know whats going on, how did you get here? Where do you come from?"

(Quick Kill it before the ephemeral transference is complete!) Jonathan queries the Minotaur, "Who are you? What are you doing here? Can you talk?"

(If you'll check back I had gone (or at least I thought I did) to the center of town too, with Thradin.) Jonathan draws his cutlass and stares at the beast.

Jonathan walks into town and takes in all the oddities before him. He says to the others, "The town may look deserted but that doesn't mean their isn't anyone here, I suggest that we stick together and not go exploring by ourselves. I think that the sailors and the captain should probably stay...

I didn't mean to suggest that some uncommons and some commons are not better than some rares. I have indeed gotten packs where the good commons and uncommons made up for a really sucky rare. However, this hasn't happened very often in my case. The reason commons and uncommons have such...

Jonathan goes about his tasks stoically, lowering the sails and preparing to drop anchor as soon as the captain gives the word. (I thought I'd do something different but now I know why I don't like playing the silent type. Being boisterous is so much more fun. I'll see where this leads though.)

Jonathan passes Kyriani during her comments about the natives tasting her steel, winces and continues on with whatever odd job he is performing. (Less of a real action post and more of a "I acknowledge that the RPG has begun and will participate" post.)