[Poll] Should users participating in "finance" subreddits be banned?

As you are well aware, scalpers and "investors" are an increasing plague upon, not only this game, but a tremendous amount of hobbies in general.

With the increasing frustrations I feel it is up to you, the players (and legitimate collectors) to decide do you want to deal with these people here as well.

So it's only fair to have a public vote and let YOU decide.

Edit: NO BOTS OR THIRD PARTY TOOLS WILL BE USED TO BAN PEOPLE IMMEDIATELY

How would this be implemented? People breaking the rules here will be investigated and perma banned if it's proven that they are a scalper for any offense.

If you are a scalper but are not breaking the rules here nor bringing any negativity but participating respectfully in discussions about the game, you are safe, we will not be investigating all users individually and banning them unless they break the rules here first.

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u/-Street_Spirit- — 1 day ago

Questions about priority, stack and spell speed

Hi there, I haven't seen any concrete info about this so I'd like some clarification. For context, I am coming mostly from MtG, so I am used to how the stack works there.

However, my understanding is that in Riftbound you need to specifically pass the priority unlike in MtG where your opponent can respond after you cast something. Is this correct? You can play reactions after the stack is open and pass the priority when you're done?

Normal spell speed - Only active player can cast it when there is ongoing stack?

Action - Can be cast during showdown if there is nothing on the stack? All triggers would need to be resolved before active turn player can start another stack with action? After the stack is open both players can play only reactions until the stack is over?

Sorry if this has been asked a bunch of times I didn't find concrete answers. Thanks!

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u/-Street_Spirit- — 21 days ago

Look, I’m calling it right now Tabitha is officially part of the bad shit. Today’s episode was straight up psychological warfare, and she’s right in the middle of it. While she was out here pretending to protect the kids from that rucksack fake out at the motel, she basically walked them right into the real nightmare. They found Jim hanging from the rafters in the barn, mutilated, with KNOWLEDGE COMES AT A COST painted on the wall like some twisted receipt for the secrets she’s been digging up. But check the vibes that wasn't just a mistake. When she snapped at Jade and told him he should’ve been the one hanging from that beam? That was the mask slipping. That’s that cold, manipulative energy. I’m not gonna lie, I almost felt for her when she was breaking down over Jim’s body, but I quickly realized she’s just a world class liar. She’s standing there asking why he didn't come home like she’s the victim, when she’s really starting to remember she’s part of the machinery that runs this place. I was actually hyped when Ethan finally called her out and told her he hated her, because she deserved every bit of that for the way she's been moving.

​While the Man in Yellow is just sitting back waiting for everyone to tear each other apart, Tabitha is playing the long game with this denial act to hide her connection to the Architect. The proof is in the ending! Jim’s ghost is talking to Ethan about the Lake of Tears, and the man is looking back into the woods with pure, unadulterated dread. He wasn't scared of a monster he was scared of the thing that stepped out of those trees a second later Tabitha. It’s crazy how when Ethan told her he just saw his dad sitting right there, she didn’t believe him for a second. Kind of sus, huh? She didn't find them by accident she tracked them down to shut that conversation down. With Sophia being a vessel for the Big Bad, it’s clear Tabitha is the final piece of the puzzle, and her grief is just a cover for the monster she’s becoming.

u/-Street_Spirit- — 2 months ago