#dovingrayeyed

[coinstar4cheese]

I just followed you because the whole haircut discourse is beautiful, your blog looks dope.

Lol thanks!

[darkenedgamr]

WHAT DAY IS TODAY? IT'S DARKENED'S BIRTHDAY. WHAT A DAY FOR A BIRTHDAY, LET'S ALL CELEBRATE.

Thanks man.

[projectbot13]

Should I play Five Colours Gifts, or Amulet Titan this Friday?

Them that much i against skyrim him sink something other one more person games which i.

[termytheantisocialbutterfly]

Justin

My Uncle. The smell of fresh chopped wood. Fire light. Camping and fishing and barbecues.

Message me your name and I’ll tell you what it reminds me of.

[dragongirltitties]

Knock knock Get the door It's an ask.

[termytheantisocialbutterfly]

Okay Termy, what's this poem supposed to be about?

Anything you want, so long as there are 16 lines.

[termytheantisocialbutterfly]

Termy, I will write you that fucking poem myself if you'll post selfies in that school girl outfit.

You’ve got yourself a deal.

[magicjudge]

Hey! If I'm at a GP or other high up REL tournament, how do tokens work? Do tokens I use have to be identical to the tokens described by the card?

You generally should have the correct tokens with you for your deck. As a judge, it really annoys me seeing people who play constructed decks that regularly generate tokens without them bringing someway better than dice to represent those tokens.

You absolutely should never use misleading tokens. For example, there was a GP or Pro Tour feature match where one player had a 3/4 bird token from his Wingmate Roc, but was representing it with a 1/1 bird token card from Zendikar. Even though he’d written 3/4 over the P/T in the corner of the card, the opponent made a bad block at one point because he assumed the token was a 1/1.