u/RelaxedFetaCheese

It took me the better part of a year, I wasn’t always consistent but we made it in the end. What a journey. I’m so happy I got the chance to read this epic. Each book was a banger, not a bad one in the bunch. (Favorite: DoD)

I am sad it’s over, but I know I’ll love them even more when I do a re read in 10+ years. I only got about 80% of what actually happened, and I was frustrated at some parts, but this series got me emotional many times over.

Highlights for me:

Tehol and Bugg (all of it), Kruppe, The Bonehunters in Y’ghatan, Felisin’s journey, Hood, and Karsa interacting with everyone else.

The central theme of compassion was great, the series made a better argument for it than most religions I’ve encountered. So many awesome characters, ideas and moments.

My friends got me the artwork of Yedan slicing up a dragon.

Loved every part of this journey.

Might have to get more!
T’challa, marvel, wolverine and Sauron all from pack #2

I’m looking for advice. I have what I think is a very strong bracket 3 deck. No one has complained about it, but I find myself able to consistently win on turn 6. Even against interaction at times. The win rate at my LGS and online is somewhere over 50%. My commander is the new [[Witherbloom, the balancer]] and my goal is to storm off and win without a single storm spell.

Is this commander just too strong for any hope at bracket 3? Despite my earnest attempt to house it there. No game changers, no infinites, but still too silly?

Also, if you can take the time to read the primer and lmk what cards I should cut for [[Green Sun’s Zenith]] and [[Tooth and Nail]] when I get them. Also, am I missing easier or more simple lines to win? I outline some but I can’t scratch the feeling that there’s easier ways to get there. Finally, after seeing how I win with this deck, what cards am I missing that would really mesh with the goal?

https://moxfield.com/decks/QqqglHsdP0m2GSdleTyMGA