#flooferbootles

[gzeidraws]

Commission of @flooferbootles’s DnD party! Many thanks for commissioning me :D

[marsnolias]

flooferbootles replied to your photo:@flooferbootles what part of it is hard? once a...

No matter what I try to do the damn thing either always dies, breaks free, or I run out of traps because I can’t get the asshole to step on it.

If you wait til it sleeps, you can put down a shock trap and isnta-trap it.

[ironbloods]

Happy Birthday! <3

Thank you! ♡

[gemstonechronologist]

Hey! My girlfriend just ordered the Orzhov pendant from your store for my birthday and I can't wait to get it! Ahhh!

Ah, yay! When’s your birthday? 

[magicjudge]

can you please explain the process of how you can order your deck in any way you choose if you had infinite scry 2? I'm not sure I understand how this would work if a player brought this to my attention.

As a player, you don’t need to know the math behind infinite scry 2+ effects allowing you to stack your deck, only that it works.

However, here’s the basic process (as an example, let’s use a deck with 26 cards marked A through Z and we want to put them in alphabetical order):

Scry pairs of cards to the bottom of your library until you find the card that you want to be the bottom card of your library. (Card Z)

Keeping card Z on top, keep scrying the second card down to the bottom until you find the card you want to be second from the bottom. (Card Y)

Scry those two cards to the bottom in the order you want them. Remember which was the topmost card you just put on the bottom.

Scry pairs of cards to the bottom until you find the card you want above card Y. (Card X)

Keeping card X on top, scry cards to the bottom one at a time until you find card Y. Scry X and Y together to the bottom.

Repeat these steps for each new card until the deck is ordered A to Z.

[magicjudge]

Theoretically, if i have a 0/0 creature that has wither and a +1/+1 counter on it, and I give it a -1/-1 counter, how are state based actions checked? Will the counters negate each other out first, then it dies and comes back? Or will it first see that the creature now effectively has 0 toughness and die as a 0/0 with both a +1/+1 counter and a -1/-1 counter on it?

Do you mean persist instead of wither?If so, then the creature dies at the same time as the counters are removed, so it will have last existed on the battlefield with both counter types on it, meaning that neither persist nor undying would trigger.

[magicjudge]

I control a Starfield of Nyx and 3 other enchantments. On my upkeep I return the enchantment creature Eidolon of Blossoms to the field. Is it's P/T 4/4 or 2/2?

4/4.

Starfield sets the power and toughness of enchantment creatures if you have enough enchantments.

[musterniillustrates]

☁ Wow that guy's a huge tool

ok!