Petrichor

Ceti Lacera

Innistrad is filled with lots of things and places already. Rather than mix it with Ravenloft, it may be best to look into it's myriad histories:

When you say ‘Nameless angel,’ do you mean Liesa?

That was the original assumption in the story but no, the Nameless Angel was another angel entirely that had gone insane due to Emrakul's influence and that they bound in the village chapel or basement of it.

Gotcha

I use Ivara for all of my open world resource collecting needs

Episode 200: Fan Fiction.

It’s in Season 10

Pretty sure that Queen is what you get when you mix Art and STEM.

H3, eating a local fruit: yeah? Well I’m the first to eat something from this planet! HA!! collapses, as it turns out the fruit contains a very potent neurotoxin

Talk about autodarwination

Xylophone

You can (10 blue stuff) but it's tedious af and not worth it imo

Even before they added the extra stock you can pick up in mission, you can net 15 stock per week if you buy the shard every week. (Source: been doing Kahl missions every week since they launched.)

Ojer works wonders in Judith deck

I’ve got a copy in my Solphim deck.

"Feels" cheaper... fucking isn't..but it feels that way lol

It is in the sense that I can buy a card and it won’t rotate out of the format or fall out of the meta.

I feel like this is a spectrum from Jaegers to the Imperium of Man

Warframe or StarCraft

Children of Time

Tchaikovsky is a gem. I’d also recommend his Final Architecture series.

Baruuk Prime has carried me through a lot of high level content

Starship Mage

Our daughter’s name is River. Not BECAUSE of Firefly, it’s just a bonus.

Does it have anything to do with Dr. Who?

"Human Imperialism is justified because we had an alien celebrity once"

Is the alien celebrity Elvis?

Calvin’s dad has entered the chat

Was it the Sentient Ship mission? It should definitely be removed from that one. On the others, it's a free 15 stock once you have some practice, no matter what the other objectives are.

The sentient ship one is definitely doable in less than 15 minutes

Shiny

I’m just glad that the glass didn’t break

This is How You Lose the Time War was great, and it uses the many worlds hypothesis. The stakes are high, both for the time agents involved, and for the multiverse.

One of my favorite time travel books

It's a premise that easily devolves into incoherent chaos. If both sides can travel freely through time, it becomes hard to rule anything out, and it becomes even harder to keep track of the consequences. Cause and effect become unlinked, so you need to be able to convey to the reader what's going on and why.

I’m pretty sure that ‘One Day This Will All Be Yours’ by Adrian Tchaikovsky delves a bit into the aftermath of a war where the unlinking of cause and effect happened.

Where the Red Fern Grows flashbacks

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