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Belongs to /local gay rat boy
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Free sketch customs for some people on the wof fandom !!
Belongs to. /laila the rainwing
Belongs to /local gay rat boy
People really get offended when you hold their pet ideology to the same standard as all the others.
Some chaotic tribe symbols icon I made back in 2013 -16.
Feel free to used them as a profile icon.
Please don't claim them as your own.
Tribeless Spells Post #5: Just for Instants. Many of the instants and sorceries in the cube have flashback, both to be more valuable in a limited and for flavor, because in Pokemon most moves are used repeatedly. For the most part these represent Pokemon moves, but a few like Sturdy represent a temporary ability.
Wake-Up Slap is mostly a removal spell, but I love that in a pinch it can be used to slap a tapped creature awake to attack or block. Mimic is one of my favorite spells because it’s so simple, and I am surprised there isn’t an existing card that does it.
Quash and Power Trick are simple combat spells, but much less effective once the opponent knows they’re, so if the mana is available and the card is still in the graveyard they’ll probably be much more cautious in combat. Smokescreen, Detect, and Protect are a cycles of Fogs, with the last two somewhat classic Fog effects, but Smokescreen is a reference to Darkness, and in true Black form, it only protects you and nothing else.
EDIT: I missed Sucker Punch! I’m not sure how, but I have now added it to the proper post. I love the flavor, and while it isn’t exactly a Black effect, I added it to the cost to make a reference to the Dark type of the original move, as well as to provide the Ghost archetype with a way to “block” even when their creatures can’t.
wooo done :DD
I miss empowerment.
People who've made their purported victimhood into their entire identity despise people who are further down the intersectional ladder saying they're not oppressed, because it gives their own game away.
Objective truth is a marginalized identity.