I'm running a build with Sandevistan (so no deck) and 3 Intelligence. I've been able to max out every other skill by just dedicating myself to using their weapon type for long enough, but I don't really relish the thought of playing a no-quickhacks-no-perks Smart Weapon setup for long enough to get to 60.
Would it be viable to just craft a zillion quickhacks?
Basically, I went from 284 lbs to 240 lbs with pretty sloppy keto. It'd probably be more accurate to call it "low carb" because I would usually end up eating something carby on the weekends once or twice. But other than that it was eggs for breakfast, sardines for lunch, meat and a vegetable for dinner, and cheese for snacks.
But in an effort to get my belly to go away quicker, I've started doing an exercise routine five days a week. And OH MY GOD. My cravings have gone absolutely through the roof.
Since I've gone from almost-never-exercise to exercising every weekday, I've been trying to listen to my body just to see what would happen. And surprisingly, it *is* working out. While my general, work energy level is definitely higher on days I don't eat carbs, I find that if I don't have *something* I often crap out in the middle of my workout. Whereas if I have something like a handful of potato chips or rice with dinner, I can always push through.
Has anyone had an experience like this? Does this mean it's time to stop keto? Is there some secret way to push through and have energy to workout I don't know? I know the obvious answer would be "eat a sausage" or something, but it doesn't really work for me.
For context, if needed: Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays I do a 30 minute weightlifting workout where I'm cycling between sets for 8 minutes at a time, and I accompany that with 5 sets of 10 pushups, situps, and squats. On Tuesday and Thursdays I just do the 5 sets of 10.
I have a four year degree in teaching first through sixth grade, but all my work experience is in teaching or camps for 2-4 year olds, half a year of kindergarten, and ~7 years of working an after-school for kids aged 6 to 14.
I love my job - right now, I'm an assistant teacher for a pre-k class. But it's not enough money. And there's free pre-k coming to the city I live in soon, so I don't necessarily even have job security unless I apply to work for the government pre-k, which could be even worse money.
The only career I've ever seriously considered other than teaching and child care is something in making video games, but that was back when I was a dumb high schooler. I DO NOT want to be an elementary school teacher - I did student teaching in a well-regarded school in my city, and it was the most miserable experience of my life.
I have no real marketable skills other than working with kids. I'm willing to go back to school or do training, but obviously, I'd prefer not to.
I don't know what to do. What would you do in my shoes?
Prepping my first playthrough and going for Draconian and no objective markers. For folks who are experienced playing on Draconian, just wanted to have you check my work and tell me if I'm missing anything.
All female, all vamp
-Hero
-Monster Wrangler until I learn Wild Side, then change to Martial Artist
-Priest and swap to Sage at earliest opportunity
-Thief until I learn Nose for Treasure, then swap to Sage with book
My thought process is that I basically want (other than the Hero), one character that goes all in on physical damage, and two versatile characters that can do a lot of magic. In the early game, focusing mostly on damage with a Priest to keep us alive, then adding in offensive spells via Sage once we have all the most important utility stuff.
I've heard that certain Merchant Skills are also really good, so I'm wondering whether I shouldn't replace one of the options above with a Merchant until I learn service call, then swapping to Sage. Is three Sages good, or will I miss physical damage?
Let me know your thoughts!
I don't have the bit that fell off to reattach. What do I do?
Here's the deck in question: https://moxfield.com/decks/1-QEajUpjkeXNf06dJ2Jdw
Deck is basic as possible; I just wanna make big creatures with trample and turn them sideways.
But I've been deliberating on what is actually the most important thing to have in the command zone.
Option A) Ramp; something that will let me get more mana quicker, like [Azusa]
Option B) A win con; a creature that can be a super serious threat like [Ghalta]
Option C) Something to guarantee cards flow and/or I'm left alone, like [Surrak, Elusive Hunter]
Right now I have Goreclaw as kind of a compromise between A and B - she helps me cast creatures faster, and when she attacks it gives everything trample so I can potentially win off that.
What are your thoughts? What do you want in the command zone for this kind of deck?
I swear these diva roaches owe them CASH for this this this this this this this PLAGARISM.
Basically, I'm stuck in perpetual indecision over what to build. I'm a relative newbie to making commander decks despite playing on and off for more than a decade, and I only have ever fully built and played a handful of decks.
I want to build something that people haven't seen a billion times, and something that people won't be annoyed seeing. I'm not tryna play mill, stax, land hate, etc.
So yeah, tell me about what you wanna see more of in your pod. I'll build that. Or dinosaurs.