u/MassiveJammies

Just found out I didn't win (😭) but hopefully some of you fireflies got tickets!

A lot of these big trades are overpayments, yes, but the moves by our rivals to get better and stock up for next year show exactly why taking on huge veteran contracts is a dangerous play, even if they're short-term.

• The Canes won the Cup.

• The Flyers look young and fast.

• The Pens won't die.

• The Caps get Kyrou for futures and a mid-6 forward

• The Devils just got a haul for Nemec and seem to be gearing up for a big trade with all those picks.

• The Rags underperformed last year and have a top draft pick incoming.

"Wait til the season starts," yes, yes, but our trade deadline deals from last year are really handcuffing us from making the moves needed to keep pace. I fear Darche — and ownership — want us to run it back again.

Who do you want who's still left on the board?

The Daggerheart homebrews released since the game came out has been so impressive! I've picked up a ton and it's left me with a question: As I create my own adversaries and environments, I'd like to make the formatting and style the same as the things in the books.

Is there any guidance I may have missed about the font, size, colors, etc. of adversary blocks and similar things?

I want my homebrew to look just as good as the ones from the book — and the incredible work from the community.

I want to make Tomoe work so badly. I love the idea of a Ranged character who has tools in her kit for melee situations, and her ability seems so interesting to play with, especially in 2v2. But every time I take her for a spin, I get taken out fast. She seems so squishy to me, and even though I want to love her, she's one of my worst characters.

Folks who like to play as Tomoe: Do you have any tips, advice, or strategies that have worked for you?