[REQUEST] deck building like Marvel-Snap, addictive like Balatro with good quality in-game action

I'm looking for a game that gives the same strategic deck building play style like marvel snap or clash royale but it's addictive as much as balatro is... Also don't let it be pixel style or bad quality, one thing i really liked about marvel snap was the beautiful art styles and good animation for cards.

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u/Avalanche1382 — 11 days ago
▲ 63 r/EDC

M23, I'm just chill

- Eyeglasses

- Wired earbuds

- Keys

- Hair ties on one hand (i have long hair)

- Bracelets on other hand

- Silver skull ring

- Lighter

- Cigarette case (Camel is the best)

- Credit card and some cash

u/Avalanche1382 — 2 months ago

Hiking up the Khero-Nero mountain peak in iran-mazandran

This is Khero-Nero mountain peak in Savadkooh county, mazandran provence, IRAN

It was a two-day journey. On the first day, we hiked halfway up the mountain until we reached a flat area where we set up camp for the night. After resting, we started the final ascent early the next morning, reached the summit, and then hiked all the way back down the mountain the same day.

u/Avalanche1382 — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/hiking

Hiking up the Khero-Nero mountain peak in iran-mazandran

This is Khero-Nero mountain peak in Savadkooh county, mazandran provence, IRAN

It was a two-day journey. On the first day, we hiked halfway up the mountain until we reached a flat area where we set up camp for the night. After resting, we started the final ascent early the next morning, reached the summit, and then hiked all the way back down the mountain the same day.

u/Avalanche1382 — 2 months ago
▲ 333 r/Artifacts

Found this old bronze spearhead, looking for info on age & history

I found this socketed bronze spearhead on top of a hill in a village in Northern Iran, where it was discovered alongside a human skull and a small, broken ceramic vessel. The spearhead has a green/blue patina, a midrib, and a hole on the socket. We know the Alborz mountain region has a long history with various ancient groups and kingdoms passing through, so I'm curious if anyone here might know which era, culture, or time period this blade type belongs to, and how archaeologically significant a find like this might be!?

Ps: nearly 40 thousand people died in my country in January, I can't report this artifact right now with this corrupt government, stop trying to save my history, save my people today.

u/Avalanche1382 — 3 months ago

Tiny white worms in wild blackberry wine?

I'm making traditional wild blackberry wine using freshly picked berries and sugar. A few hours after mixing them, I noticed lots of tiny white worms (around 1 mm) crawling in the bucket. I assume they're fruit fly larvae that came from the berries.

Is it safe to leave them in during fermentation and strain them out later?

u/Avalanche1382 — 3 months ago

I made these two wooden hooks as a gift, how did i do?

I do wood carvings and i made this two as a gift for someone who does crochet, i was wondering are they practical to use? Specially the shape and the size of the hook.

(Update: think you guys for your good suggestions and beautiful compliments, i definitely learned a lot today. And yes i sandpapered it a lot and put Varnish on it so it has a smooth surface)

u/Avalanche1382 — 3 months ago
▲ 26 r/jewelrymaking+1 crossposts

I need your guys opinion for an necklace idea

I want to make my GF a neckless, she crochets a lot and i was thinking if i could do something relatable to it that represents her and her vibe.

My only idea so far is to make a round shape with edges like gear (or sun) wih a big hole in center (like the photo) and she could crochet around it herself, like make a small pattern in center and the knit would attach to the edges (i don't know anything about crocheting so I'm not sure if that even works)

Let me know what you think or if you guys have any better idea I be glad.

u/Avalanche1382 — 3 months ago

Marvel Snap player here, i want a new game.

Been playing marvel snap for 2.3 years, game got me hooked for a while, unfortunately it got ban in my country and the game became dull too, any suggestion for something similar?

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u/Avalanche1382 — 4 months ago

My first work with a kitchen knife (Walnut wood)

This is for a year ago, it took me about 10-12 hours, i did the burned parts with a nail i heated on stove.

i just recently bought a carving knife to continue with my wood-carving journey.

u/Avalanche1382 — 4 months ago

My work with a kitchen knife (Walnut wood)

This is for a year ago, it took me about 10-12 hours, i did the burned parts with a nail i heated on stove.

i just recently bought a carving knife to continue with my wood-carving journey.

u/Avalanche1382 — 4 months ago

My first work with a kitchen knife (Walnut wood)

This is for a year ago, it took me about 10-12 hours, i did the burned parts with a nail i heated on stove.

i just recently bought a carving knife to continue with my wood-carving journey.

u/Avalanche1382 — 4 months ago