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What is the win condition for Jinx?

Right now I’m playing her mainly around [[Soulgorger]], [[Rhasa the Sunderer]], and [[Baron Nashor]] with [[The Harrowing]] but I’m wondering if there’s a different win condition for her?

Since RB doesn’t offer an officially sanctioned digital version of the game, what do you use to theory craft or test decks out before committing to them in physical?

I’ve heard of two main ways:

1. TTS (this is what I primarily use)

2. TCG Arena (honestly never even heard of it until yesterday, but seems really popular)

So how do you “play” online?

Are you able to play Riftbound as a draft format similar to MTG? My initial guess is no, since you need a matching legend and champion, and even then can only use their colors. It would just take too many packs to build even a 20 card deck.

Has anyone had experience with their LGS doing a Riftbound draft?

This might be better suited in the grammar subreddit, in which case my apologies.

I’m relatively new to learning Latin (about 3 weeks in of just reviewing Wheelock’s Cap I and LLPSI up to Puer Improbus) and I’ve come to the realization that while I can pick up which words mean what in English, I can’t contextualize them in Latin. I think a part of this is due to English not having cases in the same sense?

An example: Trying to translate the following

> He sees the mountains

> He saw the mountains

> He did see the mountains

> You didn’t see the mountains?

Now it’s obvious that I can read each sentence and understand what they mean, but if you were to ask me to define “see” using a case like second person plural pluperfect active subjunctive, I wouldn’t even know where to begin.

Does anyone have any advice on learning these? Is it easier to learn them in Latin because they are (usually) a separate word? Or would it be better to learn them in English since that’s my NL?