Theatrical Scottish Fiberglass

[nomadic_shadow]

_eudaimonia_ keeps harrying me to update, and I suppose you, the reader, have been wondering what I've been up to since March. Prepare to be informed!

I've gone home at least twice... I think. I don't keep a log or anything. I probably should.

I'd been dominating in multiplayer, much to the dismay of my comrades. You just can't beat good ol'

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[b_englishman]

In my defense, I just did what my deck was built to do- turn everything, even the most insignificant goblin, into a being of legends, then make sure it never has a legendary future. Any other multi-dimensional shenanigans were beyond my control. Sure, I tapped into all the crossroads of power to suit my own purposes, but still.

And you can't be surprised about the Leylines- think about it. Which two were out? Blue and Black. Actually, don't think TOO hard or else a cranial straw may have to find its way to your ear.

[nomadic_shadow]

Damn both of you and your non-living spells. With the full powers of deception and greed on your side, I don't feel bad that we lost. I mean, you two OWNED two of the five elemental leylines.

You know what's fun about Primeval Light? It costs 4. I can transmute for it, play it, then use a Battlefield Scrounger to put it on the bottom of my library at which time I can transmute for it again.

[glow_worm_1234]

Hey, you could always get Matthew to play the bagpipes for you.

[nomadic_shadow]

But he's at the wrong college. He needs to become an adventurer

"Well... I do know a guy." -me
"A guy with bagpipes?" -Dr. Pete
"Yes."

[glow_worm_1234]

Haha. The only form of adventure in Matthew's life is his journey to catch shrews.

[b_englishman]

SHREWS?!?! Does this have something to do with John's weird-ass professor whose name I can't remember?