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Thanks for the chapter

Make it blue/black and call it Swamp Ass. ;PYou heard it friends, Imp thinks you're icky if you play a blue deck.
And he's right! Fuck you!
Aaah, but what if the inverted nipples act as suction cups?i like to think that those kinds of tops like freya uses are only held in place cause of the nipples, otherwise everything would spill around, someone with inverted nipples wouldnt wear them like her
Flat vs big boobed goddess?I'm just here for the schism.
The Dwarven one might have been a bit less stretchy.Video of the onahole crammed in the steam vent:
And now you've given me the mental image of Nipple Plugs that seat themselves inside, but you can't let the nipple get hard, or else it pops out....Aaah, but what if the inverted nipples act as suction cups?
This must be investigated, FOR SCIENCE!
Logical and pragmatist dwarfs? They already exist with a heavy steampunk look and airfleets: the Kharadron Overlords.Oh my god, an entire race of logical pragmatists? We'd be best friends <3
White/Green/Grey all the way. Oh, so you're not scared of that 1/1 Soldier? Gimme a sec...You heard it friends, Imp thinks you're icky if you play a blue deck.
And he's right! Fuck you!
Protection from White.Logical and pragmatist dwarfs? They already exist with a heavy steampunk look and airfleets: the Kharadron Overlords.
White/Green/Grey all the way. Oh, so you're not scared of that 1/1 Soldier? Gimme a sec...
And FUCK Phyrexia. You ruined everything for everyone. My beloved Mirrodin...![]()
That's why I also used Grey to compensate. Just in case somebody tried that (and it wasn't usual they did if I remember). Also my arcbounds were very fun to play for me.Protection from White.
Also? Mirrodin sucked. It wasn't power creep, it was power explosion, and it changed the game permanently to be nothing but rushdown when it came out, sadly.
Making all your permanents white whether you like it or not is nice.That's why I also used Grey to compensate. Just in case somebody tried that (and it wasn't usual they did if I remember). Also my arcbounds were very fun to play for me.
I also don't get too much on the meta not even when I was active. I was barely started when Mirrodin launched and the world lore stuck with me. I guess the rumored player-based decision of damning Mirrodin to the phyrexians also made me leave MTG for good.
Oh, nono. I meant using artifacts and artifact creatures (they stayed colorless when I played, don't know if that changed) and buffing/protecting them with white and/or green. Never a fan of sacrifice, always preferred to buff creatures into the stratosphere (surprise Overrun in the face! Ah, those were the days...).Making all your permanents white whether you like it or not is nice.I was never a meta guy either. I like my fun decks where you build around a theme and actually play to it, too. My fave black deck is a black sac deck that actually uses some Kamigawa and Ravnica. Mirrodin as world lore was amazing; Mirrodin as a card set was just waaaaaay, waaaaaaaaaaay too broken.
Ah, there were a few enchantments that would force all creatures to be a color regardless of what they were normally, as well as a few that did it to individuals, either with multi-target costs or strictly individually. I used a few of them as niche ways to get infinite toughness blockers and slip through defensive lines.Oh, nono. I meant using artifacts and artifact creatures (they stayed colorless when I played, don't know if that changed) and buffing/protecting them with white and/or green. Never a fan of sacrifice, always preferred to buff creatures into the stratosphere (surprise Overrun in the face! Ah, those were the days...).