I wanted to build this deck and was slightly deterred from the lack of initiative/venture into the dungeon common cards for dimir. Currently I look to be around 12 cards in total also including artifacts. Is this a viable deck and am I missing any cards? Seems really fun for what it's worth.
Initiative Cards/Dungeon Cards that are common in these colors
https://moxfield.com/decks/QtCREY2QWE6H4mCZAkEDTw
This is my deck and I have been having a blast playing it. Card draw is one of the biggest issues I am having. There is a lot of ramp which helps me sift through the basic lands thus manipulating the deck into better draws. But I am looking to see what else I can do for this deck. Not necessarily competitive, but it does well and goes fairly fast while protecting Quina.
I have built and played all the 'a deck can have any number of cards named -' decks. I am seeing what everyone's take is on [[Thrumming Stone]] because personally it takes away from the fun factor of these decks. They are already not the most fun (my opinion) but now that you have made this clearly about finding Thrumming Stone and hitting the 30+ copies of each card, it takes away from the already waning fun factor. If you are just looking to win, by all means throw in Thrumming Stone. I use to be a cEdh player and have found myself enjoying the jank again. I feel Thrumming Stone in these decks brings them up almost an entire bracket. I am seeing how many people run it in their decks vs not/have taken it out because of this.
TL;DR - Do you run Thrumming Stone or did you find it took away from the fun?
Let me know if this is the right page. We recently found out that my wife has a gluten intolerance. From there we really only cook gut healthy food/food not bad for the stomach. She has an all around sensitive stomach; no spicy food, nothing greasy, pretty easy diet for the gut. For instance I always have homemade kombucha and she will have greek yogurts for lunch as well as rice flour sourdough, white rice, eggs, etc. Pretty easy stuff. But she just seems to always have a slow digestive track even after not eating a lot. She smokes weed and even on days where she doesn't smoke it still kicks up.
TL;DR - Trying to find out what is hurting my wife's stomach while she is eating 'easy' food for the gut
I recently made a batch of fermented hot sauce where the Carolina reapers, Trinidad scorpions, and habaneros sat in a salt bath for a little over a month. I have about little over half a gallon in brine leftover. Thinking about using the liquid for pickles. Seeing if others have done this and the pickles were too hot. Also seeing if people have other ideas for using the excess brine
I have a magic card shop and I am helping my younger cousin get into magic. He called me saying his friends play and the first question he asked was 'do you have anything bigger than a 7/7?' He is asking the real questions. I built him [[Atarka, World Render]] because he likes dragons and on top of that it's only two colors where you are swinging big creatures. Plus when I showed him he has a 10/10 in there his reaction was priceless. He plays with three other friends who most likely have just a pile of cards, so I would like to build all of them decks. Right now they like Dinosaurs, big creatures coming back from the graveyard, 'farts, haha yah farts', and we DON'T like spiders. Getting ideas for younger kids just getting into the game.
TL;DR - 12 year old's are getting into commander. Help me pick fun/easy decks
