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[stickdude]

I suppose so, Z. o wo

 

[Rednal]

...*Teasip* ^^  

[stickdude]

'Amazing chest ahead.'



'Praise the sun!'

 

[Rednal]

Indeed. o wo *Returns from trying to slap some sense into someone who was being ridiculous*

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[stickdude]

Well... That's about all I need to know. o wo

 

[Rednal]

...Commander Valissa would agree that you don't need to know anything more than what she tells you. XD Anyway, how are ya?  

[Zorc James]

*Holds in rant about creature type*  

[Zorc James]

And also, if there were any seductress I would follow, it would be Olivia.


(Yes, Olivia is a magic the gathering card. But this picture better describes her then the actual card (The artist ******** up))  

[Zorc James]

stickdude

'Amazing chest ahead.'



'Praise the sun!'

Those are some suns I wouldn't mind praising.  

[stickdude]

Alright. Had a few friends from up north down for the week, why I haven't been around lately. o wo
One of them gave me a cold, though I don't know if it was the fact that he was sick, or the fact that he insisted on having his window open the whole ride home at 9PM in the middle of

winter... Eyech... >.<  

[Rednal]

@Stick: You're in Australia. EVERYWHERE is north of you. XD

@Zorc: Specific note for this set of cards, and yes, I have some important reasons for it. ^^ Most creatures are in one of three types, although a few exceptions do exist.

1) Humans, comprising the forces trying to protect the Dreamlands. Not actually terrible monsters.
2) Monsters, which covers most of the usual creature types, and is represented by everything from butterflies to wolves. They've mostly made alliances with the major factions, and a few of them help the humans. Most don't, though.
3) Horrors, including some of the most twisted creatures usually thought of as monsters, which are primarily the direct servants of the cosmic horrors.



Remember, Zorc, this is not (and will never be) an attempt to fit in with mainstream Magic. ^^ It's a set balanced against itself, and I keep the creature types low because there are many effects that depend on that for balance reasons. And I will virtually slap you or something if you do something like rant about creature types when the usual rules were never intended to apply. I've already had to do that sort of thing to someone who was viewing artificially-created children like abominations instead of people, and I'm not in the mood for more ridiculousness. = w= You'll just be creating a situation in your head, then complaining about something that only exists in your head, okay? So don't rant. Don't even imply you want to; I know exactly what I'm doing with these cards, and I want it the way I'm doing it.  

[Zorc James]

I understand. but even still, It is an eyesore to me that I wanna grab a sharpie and rectify.

Also, excerp on what Phyrexia is like to people:

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Phyrexia is hell on the creature type system. One man's Horror is another woman's Construct is a third person's Insect Zombie Thopter. Phyrexia is explicitly a mishmash of vat-grown flesh and engineered metal, sinew wrapped around rotors, buffered by undead tissue and shot through with viral oil.

 

[stickdude]

I'm not even gonna grump at you for that comment.
Maybe if I drink more of your tea I'll come across the anti-venom from the tea I drank earlier.

 

[Zorc James]

Root beer is the key to my life. Life without Root Beer to me is like being empty. That is why I love the sustenance that root beer gives me.  

[Rednal]

@Stick: mrgreen


@Zorc: And I don't care. 4laugh

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