Wall for trachy (page 6)

I'm a fan that the hot dog cat is back.

I read 11/22/63 and now am reading Under the Dome! 11/22/63 is probably my favorite now

Random question but if I wanted to try a Stephen King book where should I start?

Inscryption is a good game. It's a meta love-letter to card games. A mix of Slay the Spire, the Pokemon TCG for Game Boy, Yu-gi-oh, and DDLC. Don't go into it expecting the next Slay the Spire or Monster Train though, this is a narrative focused adventure rather than an endlessly replayable roguelite. A bit unfortunate, since the Slay the Spire part of the game is also the most engaging from a gameplay perspective. I was left wanting more of that part of the game, and while the other parts of the game were good they never reached the level of enjoyment of that first part.

https://imgur.com/a/EkW94zT

I have no idea how this garbage ended up with 7 wins. But it did, so I can't complain. Tovolar's Huntmaster is a great card of course. So is Grafted Identity. Deck was just stalling long enough to drop those and win.

Hotdiggitycat

That looks like a delicious Hotdo- wait, hold up... y-you werent supposed to do that!

7-1 MID Draft Deck: https://imgur.com/a/rKfXTZB

Really pleased with this deck, especially since GB is the third weakest of the two color archetypes. Good aggressive curve with some serious beaters, solid card advantage options, and enough removal.

To read: Kazuo Umeza, Hideshi Hino

Star Wars Visions Tier List:
1. The Ninth Jedi (no surprise here, this one is pretty universally beloved)
2. The Duel
3. The Elder
4. The Village Bride
5. Akakiri
6. Lop & Ocho
7. T0-B1
8. Tatooine Rhapsody
9. The Twins

Overall thoughts: The Ninth Jedi is absolutely fantastic and I echo the popular opinion that this should get a follow-up. It was definitely Star Wars but it gave off that "new era" feel that I mainly associate with KOTOR. The Duel, The Elder, and The Village Bride were also all very good. The Duel gave one of the very few looks at a Sith who isn't evil. It's definitely somewhere more on the Bane and Revan spectrum, someone who embraces the Dark but is disgusted by the usual hedonistic tendencies of its followers. The Elder was just good old fashioned Jedi vs Sith. Seems to perhaps be a Sith of the Banite line, a former master who has already passed the torch to their apprentice. And The Village gives me more of those Purge survivors rediscovered what it means to be a Jedi thing that I'm always a sucker for. Akakiri and Lop&Ocho were solid. Akakiri's ending is its strong point, although I liked throughout how well they portrayed the speed of a Force user. The final three on my list I was not much a fan of. T0-B1 is too on the nose with its Astro Boy homage, and it also gives me a painful reminder of Skippy the Jedi Droid. Tatooine Rhapsody is just boring outside of a Morrison voiced Boba Fett. And while I like some over the top (Mace Windu destroying an entire army of droids on Dantooine for example), the Twins was too over the top while also just not having a very strong story.

So I read The Uncut edition of the stand. It was pretty freaking long, but the last 200 pages I could not put it down.

I got 11/22/63 and I haven't read it yet, because I got another of his books called Revival, it's about two guys that drift in and out of each other's lives over the course of 50 years, (don't know if you've read that one.) It's pretty good. I can't wait to read 11/22/63 tho