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From Rocket Raccoon: Rocket Rewind #001

“The Fight in the Raccoon”, by Christos Gage (W), Todd Nauck and Rachelle Rosenberg (A)

“Boomshakalaka”, by Mackenzie Cadenhead (W), Enid Balám and Fer Sifuentes-Sujo (A)

“The Sword in the Star”, by J.M. DeMatteis (W), Shawn McManus and Luis Guerrero (A)

#rocket raccoon: rocket rewind #hank pym #rocket raccoon #groot #guyya #blackjack o'hare #the bookkeeper #marvel #comics #marvel comics

Vesper hasn't been out in a while. Well, that's not true. Since getting free, she's spent every spare second she can steal under the sun. Sure beats the caved-in hole in the ground she was living in. But every second she spends with a roof over her head, the more Vesper longs to get free and just cause more fucking problems already.

When she stumbles into some blue-haired girl while not looking where she's going, it's absolutely her fault. She is quite literally an Eye avatar, after all. But eh. Vesper's not feeling like accountability today.

"Jeez, watch where you're going."

@im-not-good-with-names

#tma rp #the falling girl #the bookkeeper

Niuttuc's Paper Commander Decks

I've made short threads over on Bluesky about my paper commander decks at this point, so figured I would also compile a list of links to them on this blog. The link for each will point to the thread, and will also include a direct link to the decklist for each for convenience.

Barrin's Bounce and Breakfast (bottom left, dark blue deckbox), a mono-blue control deck headed by Barrin that bounces its own creatures for value and the opponent's for protection. Bracket 3. Decklist

The Graveyard Gang (bottom center, bright green deckbox), a golgari self-mill graveyard deck with ten different commanders and one companion, with only creatures and lands. The commander for the deck is selected at random before each game, and the others go in the 99. Bracket 3. Decklist

Nyx-Lit Narset (center left, clear deckbox), an Aura Voltron deck in Jeskai that uses either timeline's Narset to buff up and beat face with. The deck does not have any extra turn or extra combat effects to avoid OG Narset instantly winning the game when she attacks. Bracket 3 with OG Narset, 2 with Exile. Decklist

Hand Over the Spoons (left, starprint deckbox), a mono-black theft deck headed by Lobelia that will primarily steal cards from opponents' libraries and graveyards, but can also nab things from hands, battlefields or even command zones! Bracket 2 (technically with a Game Changer) Decklist

My Best Defense is your Best Offense (top right, orange deckbox), a Bant counter deck that aims at its own permanents, but can also manipulate combat by giving counters to other players thanks to its commander, Kros. Bracket 2. Decklist

Only Doing It For The Triggers! (Top right, purple deckbox) A four-color Yidris deck all about getting value out of combat damage triggers and attack triggers. The value is often tempting enough it's hard to resist the temptation of attacking to be able to block and not die. Bracket 2 (technically with a Game Changing Yuriko in the deck (and two other ninjas in the entire deck)). Decklist

Seeing Double? It's not the Halo (center left, red deckbox), a mono-red value deck helmed by Jaxis. It will generate value from copying creatures with enters, attack or death triggers, from dragons, titans and other artifacts. It can do very explosive things when everything lines up. Bracket 3. Decklist

Utilitown (top center, grey deckbox), a five-color deck that's really a colorless deck. It focuses on colorless utility lands, but its primary wincon is to repeatedly Door to Nothingness opponents. Led by Kyodai, mostly for the colors and to look non-threatening. It's a really weird one. Bracket 3. Decklist

Tap, Untap. Concede? (top left, purple deckbox), an esper combo deck all about tapping and untapping sweet creatures and artifacts, like its commander Merieke Ri Berit. If left alone, the deck eventually ends up generating infinite everything and winning the game. Tentative Bracket 4? Decklist

Kodama does Kodama Things (bottom right, green deckbox), a mono-Green all permanents deck that tries to exploit the already strong Kodama of the East Tree to the extreme, with an artifact token subtheme that helps Kodama get more land drops and the secondary commander Ich-Tekik be a wincon. Bracket 3. Decklist

Extus's Wonderful Adventures (center right, purple and yellow deckbox), a Mardu control deck focused on the front side of the MDFC commander that uses Adventures as both things to get back with him, and fuel for its spellslinging trigger. Bracket 2. Decklist

Rhys (2018) (center right, black and white deckbox), a nostalgic Selesnya token deck that has been kept unchanged since 2018, as a time capsule of both my deckbuilding at the time, and the format as it felt then. It is still capable of holding its own. Bracket 2. Decklist

Surprise Test! (not in the picture, edited into this list later), a Simic deck led by Kianne, Corrupted Memory that uses her to enable casting spells at instant-speed that weren't made to be cast at instant-speed, and are much better as a result. Bracket 2. Decklist

Some Of You May Die (not in the pitcture, edited into this list later), a mono-white deck led by Ao, the Dawn Sky using the graveyard as a temporary holding zone for creatures with etbs and death triggers. The goal is to keep the creatures coming in and out for value until enough of them are around to win with saccing or attacking. Decklist

The Bookkeeper (top center, purple deckbox), a five-color gimmick deck led by Garth One-Eye that challenges me to keep track of increasingly crazy board states with as many different named mechanics as possible. Bracket 1. Decklist

Feel free to give your thoughts on any of these, some I've already mentioned or made dedicated posts about on Tumblr in the years prior.