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It is time for our top five. So I actually
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think I came up with the with this one because
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of something that happened to me recently when I was playing.
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And that was, believe it or not, I used Legion
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to my advantage on a location. So, yes, our top
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five is going to be our top five locations for
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that can be best used, or best legioned, I guess
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is probably the best way to put it. So yeah,
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Evan and I have a list here. I'm really curious.
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I'm sure we'll have some overlap. I feel like it's
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a guarantee.
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Hang on, let me look this up. How many locations
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are there in Marvel Snap? Because I think I bookmarked
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this or left it open. Because the list I looked
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at had some that were not been released. So I
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honestly thought your top five list was going to be
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177 or tied for number one.
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When I was going through the locations today, I was like, man,
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I haven't seen that in forever. I haven't seen that
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in forever. Like there's a bunch of them there that
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I know some of them got retired, but there are
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some that I think are still around that. They just don't,
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they aren't there anymore. Very rarely do you see them.
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But all five of mine are, well, I don't know.
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We'll see. Okay. Well, I'll start out with number five.
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This one almost came off the list a couple times,
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but I stuck with it. And this is very much
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because of the fact that I appreciate chaos in the game.
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My number five is Legion Heading to the Great Web. Oh. Okay.
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I thought about that one, but I don't like the
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Great Web. It's better than Ego, but I.
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Well, what's funny is I realized as I was typing
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this out that it essentially is an Ego on purpose.
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Because the Great Web is... When the Great Web is
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out there, what it does is it pulls one card.
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So I shouldn't say.
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like.
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Completely ego because ego is happening to both players at
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the same time. Great web. It's a situation where it's
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one card per turn gets pulled to it. So what's
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fun is when you Legion it, And you see three
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great webs pulling random cards just everywhere. Oh, I'm going
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to pull this card over here. So nobody has any
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idea where their card's going to land or where it's
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going to be pulled from. The only thing you can
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do is like, okay, play it on a card or
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play it on a location that you don't want it
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at and hopes that it will go to where you do.
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And it gets pulled.
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If somebody hasn't legioned it and you do have other options,
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you fill up Great Web quickly.
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Yes, yes.
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Oh, I was going to say, if you legion Great Web,
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the difference between it and Ego is that there's a
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chance a card could end up where you want it.
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That's right. That's right.
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Ego feels very personal to me. And I'm sorry. I
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know people enjoy it. I'm sorry to those of you
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who are like, oh, yeah, strapping in and letting ego
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go to work. And I retreat. But I don't like it.
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I'm sorry. They have the title. Ego equals snap, I think,
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is what it is. I don't know if you've seen
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that title.
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I want equal time. I want an ego equals retreat.
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Or I'll do you one better. Why is ego?
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Why is ego? Okay, yeah, there's my number five, Great Web.
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So you have the floor here. What's your number five?
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My number five, you like chaos, I like annoying people.
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Oh, okay.
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And so a lot of these, there are cards that
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given specific locations, that given specific decks, you'd want to
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legion certain ones. But in general... If you're winning, or
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maybe you've snapped prematurely, but you like where you are
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right now, let's just Legion the Savage Land and bring
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this thing to an end quickly. Raptors everywhere. Or maybe
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you've got Marvel Boy out there.
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Yeah, yeah. I like that. I've done that. I have
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gotten mad at somebody one time, and it's just like, okay...
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Here we go. I probably had two other great locations
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I could have legion, but I was so mad about
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something that I was like, nope, it's going to be
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Savage Land right now. And usually I would probably lose
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that match. But regardless, I got to legion the Savage Land.
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Yeah, I can see individual strategic places where it could work.
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But also I'm like, this isn't going my way. I'm
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not going to flip the board or take my toys
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and go home. But let's just look at Raptors. Hey, guys,
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remember the early to mid 90s when Raptors were the
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coolest thing ever?
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Oh, yeah. Absolutely. All right. Oh, that's your number five.
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So let's hear your number four.
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My number four was the one that I just I'll
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tell you, Monster Island got bumped off the list because
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it was basically like the Savage Land. But I don't know.
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Less jerkish. I always like a good giant monster. Some
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people say, why would you take a perfectly good kung
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fu movie like Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten
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Rings and add kaiju at the end? And I say,
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why wouldn't you?
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Why wouldn't you?
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Why wouldn't you? You know, Four Avengers Endgame, as good
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as it gets, was my favorite movie, and I would
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welcome a kaiju. Just imagine if Forrest Gump had jogged
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by like Godzilla tromping through the countryside or whatever. That
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does make a good argument, but... Maybe I like a
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little chaos once in a while. And one of the
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best things about Legion is if you reveal first, you
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can have somebody playing cards in places they don't want
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cards played. And so that would be fun if there
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were all of a sudden, and I don't know what
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the plural is, but three black vortexes. Yes. Black vortices. Yeah.
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If you're going to have chaos, let's have it with big,
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powerful cards, although one of them would probably be Destroyer
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with my luck. I'll go along. This is your list.
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I'll try to think a little like you and let's,
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let's throw black vortex in there and get some high
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powered six cost cards and let's see what happens.
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There was a strategy to that. I've used normally what
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you want to do is you want to make sure
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you're losing, but it was not too hard for me,
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but by like turn six, if you have Legion in
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your hand and you have, I think maybe it was
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turn seven. So let's just say you got a Limbo
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out there. And then turn seven rolls around. You're losing.
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The guy plays his two or whatever his big cards
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that he's going to do. And then you drop Legion on...
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black vortex and then you drop two one costs at
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each other location and that right there gets you to
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six six power is it 10 10 power or six
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cost six cost i can't remember six cost six cost
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so i used it i definitely use that to my
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advantage plenty of times and i can't believe i didn't
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put that on my list but i like it i
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like it i think it's good all right so that was.
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Your number four if i get a jesse starcher seal
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of approval on one of my legion locations i know
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it means.
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Something So my number three, all I wrote down here
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for an explanation for it was tie. And the location,
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my number three location, I like the Legion is rickety bridge. Oh,
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I've been so upset sometimes. And I'm just like, what, dude,
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we're not doing this.
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I guess you can flip the board and leave.
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I would legion, rickety bridge all of the characters. Now,
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of course, you can do this with some advantage. Once again,
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if you got a limbo out there and you've got
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just enough to where you can rickety bridge and you
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have like armor or colossus or something, maybe you got lucky.
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You're smart. This is a featured location. You prepared for it.
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Riggedy Bridge can work in your advantage. But more often
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than not, when I play Legion on Riggedy Bridge, the
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whole point of it is just to be like, no
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one's winning this game. Tie game, we're all going home.
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Too bad, so sad. But there you go. That's my
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number three. Evan Bevins.
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This is not on my list. And if it's on
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your list, you can cut this out. But I think
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there's another location that you could use to the same effect.
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Okay, all right.
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If you Legion Cancun.
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Yes, I remember doing that, as a matter of fact.
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I am shocked.
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I remember playing that and, again, upset. All right, nobody's winning.
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Could we do a top five locations Jesse Starcher hasn't legioned?
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I don't think you can.
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Sanctum Sanctorum.
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Oh, gosh.
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But you could do it if you had War Machine
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and Legion.
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That's true.
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Your decks, henceforth, are just War Machine and Legion. Until
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you get Sanctum Sanctorum. Perfect.
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That's perfect.
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Okay. Well, my number three and your number four is
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Death's Domain.
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Yes.
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I have legioned that before. I've been like, hey, I
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like the way things are going. What if you're, especially
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if you're the one who's going first, because you get
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a nice, well, no, Legion would disappear. But then whatever
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they played that they surely meant to leave on the
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board is not going to be there. And they don't
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even get a nice plus two power if there's a
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turn six, which is why, now it is fun to
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Legion Altar of Death on the last turn. But yeah,
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Death's Domain is just like, no, I like the way
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things are now.
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Goodbye.
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Yeah.
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We'll just leave it as is. The idea is to
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be winning and then be able to lay that out
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on turn five. And then watch their cards reveal and
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be just destroyed. And you, that's just like you said,
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that's the way, that's the way this game is going
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to end. There's a, there was a location here just
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recently where it was like in game at turn five.
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That's pretty much what this is in the game. The
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only thing that's going to save them is if they
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have something. And of course, there's plenty of cards you
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can play as well if you're prepared for it, like
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Shadow of the She-Devil. She's going to drop those three
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in there. Anything that will drop cards in there without
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you having to play them is beneficial. So Death's Domain.
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Who can overcome Death's Domain? Squirrel Girl.
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Squirrel Girl.
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Yeah. But yeah, that's a good one. And it's more satisfying.
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There have been plenty of times where I have probably
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using Storm. I think they even did some buffs and
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nerfs to try to cut down on that. to Flooded
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and then Legion, all that. That just locks it up
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and no one can play. Death's Domain is like, ah,
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your card's gone.
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Flooded was almost on my list.
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Yeah, I thought about that one too.
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All right, well, there we go. That's my number four,
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your number three. So what's your number two?
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My number two is along the same lines of Death's Domain,
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but it's more of a momentary frustration that the game
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can still continue, but it just derails them for that turn.
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And that's Vormir.
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Oh. Okay. All right.
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So it's like turn five. Okay. Hey, I'm going to
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play a card, set up my last play or take
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the lead at this. Oh crap. It's gone.
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It is gone.
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Yeah. And you can even do that without sacrificing the Legion.
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If you've already played at the Vormir where you're playing him. So,
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or it also has the possible outcome of making them
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think about the scenes on Vormir in infinity war and
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end game and just totally bumming them out. So, you know,
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there's really a couple of different ways to, you can
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go with that unless it's one of those people who
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just gets mad at the idea of female superheroes. And
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then they're probably like, yeah, you can't predict everything. So
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death's domain is mean. Vormir is a little more strategically
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mean and doesn't end the game, but just messes up
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your opponents and hopefully not you.
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Fair enough. All right. So then we get to my
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number two, which was my number one at one point.
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And then I realized that I was really forgetting something.
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And, I think we're going to have the same number one.
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Number two is the one I sent you a screenshot
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of earlier this week or last week, and that is Elysium.
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They were featuring it.
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I considered that, but I don't like doing nice things
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for Snap opponents.
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Well, and that's fine, but the screenshot I had sent you,
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since it was a featured location, I was like, I'm
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just packing Mobius. And I had Mobius in there. And
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then I legion to all three. And every like six
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cost card was three. And then I had zero cost
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cards laying in there. And I finally found a deck
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that I could put hip monkey in. And you know,
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I went insane there. and laid out Wong, and then
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I had Hitmonkey on that, and then I had Odin
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do it. I did that all in the final turn, too.
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I had a 70-power Hitmonkey that was sitting at that
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location all in that last turn. And it was probably
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the best thing that I was able to pull off
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during that period of time when it was featured. But
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Elysium and Mobius and Legion were just unbelievable. And Really,
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that's why I made my number two, because I was
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able to do so much with it. So, all right.
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Then our number one, possibly. But I had forgot about this.
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Almost completely forgot about this. That is the bar.
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With no name. Fogwell's Gym.
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No, no, no. Fogwell's Gym. Wait, what? Bar with no name. Oh.
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You did not say Fogwell's Gym. Come on.
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I did.
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Did you really? Okay.
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You're such a nice guy. Well, my number one is
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Bar with No Name. That's the one where you can
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just sit there and wait forever.
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Oh, yeah.
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Everybody plays their cards, and you don't have to play
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but one card at the end of the game, and
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you basically... Why didn't I.
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I looked at Bar with No Name multiple times.
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I sat there and I had Elysium at number one
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the whole time. And I was like, wait a second,
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Bar with No Name. I forgot all about that. As
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soon as it was featured, I remember, I think it's
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been since Legion came out, it was featured at least twice.
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And man, it's just so fun to watch people try to,
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because they know, they know what's going to happen. You
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have not played a single card and then you're up to,
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you're at an eight cube snap. And they know. And
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they usually retreat before the last thing. Or it's that
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much sweeter when they don't.
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I would think it's one of those weird things in
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Infinite where somebody just doesn't play cards. I would totally
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fall for it.
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Right. Yeah, I... Why?
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Because I looked at Bar with No Name multiple times.
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I just didn't think about it.
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That's all right. That's all right. Well, I think yours
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is going to have some clout to it. Because I
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remember when we were... There was a point where that
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was featured. and yeah so anyway i'm gonna watch instead
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of me talking about i'm gonna let you talk about
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what was your number one.
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Yeah fogwell's gym i just thought hey that because a
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lot of these are situational even when it's the featured
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location you don't know you don't know that you're gonna
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get it you're probably gonna get it but oh well
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fogwell's gym you don't know if you're gonna get it
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so scratch that but fogwell's gym it it lasts beyond
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the game you get Now, that's assuming you get boosters
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for cards you actually use, which I've heard does happen.
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And then I looked it up, because at one point,
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it only doubled them once. It did not compound, but
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they changed it.
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They changed that specifically. I remember that, yeah.
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But it does compound. I don't know. It just made
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sense to me. It has an effect beyond the game,
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beyond just making someone hate your avatar and your username.
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Yeah.
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With Legion. So yeah, that seemed like the obvious number one.
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As soon as I saw it, I was like, oh,
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nothing else is touching that. But I'm just not a
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Legion connoisseur like you are, I suppose. Or maybe I
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just wanted to, after I listed four locations that were
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designed to frustrate and irritate, I did want to be
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nice to everybody, but in a way that doesn't cost
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me the game.
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Yep, yep, yep. All right. I like it.
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Plus it also just removes, I suppose I could also
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make the argument that not only do you get extra boosters,
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but it removes the random effect of locations, which is
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part of the game, and I have no problem with
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that until a location or two completely screws.
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Up my game. Right, right. Yeah.
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Actually, what I almost made my number one was not Limbo.
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Not Limbo?
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Because my favorite thing to do with Legion is set
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it up for a seventh turn and then end it
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on turn six. There's other cards you could do that with,
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but I had my earliest Surfer deck, Always had Legion
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in there to do all that. And it's like, oh,
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we got one more turn. Nope, you don't.
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Nope, it's over, buddy.
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My number one was very nearly not Limbo.
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I like that. Yeah, I used to get really excited.
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I still do. When the new season comes around, I'm like, okay,
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what are the two locations and what is Legion going
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to do this time? That's what goes through my head
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every single time a new season drops because I want
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to see how Legion, if Legion can impact the game
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in any way. You don't see them being played too.
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I don't. Do you see them being played very much?
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Every once in a while, but not as often.
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Yeah, definitely. Of course, we have so many cards now.
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I start to wonder about the people that don't have
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some of these, like the newer players. We've been playing
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for a long time. I'm really curious what some of
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these newer players are getting and what they aren't getting.
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But they did go through that event recently, I think,
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that wraps up tomorrow with the daily login thing. They
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gave you three different decks, and if you don't have
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those cards, you get the card.
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In those decks. Oh, you get all of the cards
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in those decks.
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Yeah, that's my understanding. So, like, tomorrow's a surfer deck,
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which we'll get a cool card back. But I've got
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all those. So, yeah, that was... something I thought was
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cool about this with draft because it lets you play
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all kinds of cards you don't have.
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Yeah.
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And then it lets you get different cards. And there
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was something else. There was a prize. Maybe it was
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in draft or something. It was like, hey, you've got
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this deck. And I was like, I've already got those cards.
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But I did get boosters for all of them. Apparently
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now I'm a big fan of boosters. But yeah, so
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I thought that was a neat way to help people
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get caught up.
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All right. Well, there it is, ladies and gentlemen. That
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is our top five. We are getting out of here now.
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We hope everybody has a great Snap-tember. Evan Bevins, I
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made it up.
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Really, that could be every month.
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Snap-annuary.
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Snap-tober. Snap-cember.
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Snap-vember? Snap-cember? Snapuary?
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March?
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Snap-ral? Snap-ral? Snap-ral? Oh, shoot.
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Snape?
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Snape? Snape? Snoon?
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Snapply?
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Snappist?
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I hope you're cutting each of these for future shows.
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Yeah. I hope everybody has a wonderful Snapist. Evan Bevins,
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let the people know what you got going on over
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there at your blog and at your sub stack and
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all that fun stuff.
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The sub stack doesn't roll off my tongue for some reason.
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You got it right.
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You can find 300 plus posts, including my ode to
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that time. Carnage was a good guy at asterisk 51.
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one dot blogspot dot com and you can also you
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can find my my newer stuff at substack.com slash at
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EB asterisk 51. Leaning a lot more movie than comics,
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although a lot of them are comic book-based movies these days,
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but we'll get around that. I'm still trying to find
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my footing there, but working my way through the MCU,
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the Rocky movies. Jesse Starter's been along for a couple
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of those.
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That's right.
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And just finding some weird and cool comics. We come
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back here every month for... Snap material, and toward the
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end of the month, I think it's on the last
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Wednesday of the month, that's when Billy Dee, a.k.a. Doc
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Strange over at Magazines and Monsters, drops our discussion of
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the next issue of Marvel Fanfare, which the most recent
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one featured a man-thing story by J.M. DeMatteis called Rockin' Soul,
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and Gil Kane's continuing adaptation of The Jungle Book.
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Oh, all right.
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Which Billy tells me there was a Disney movie, too.
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Oh, that happened?
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But anyways, I like reading and watching stuff that's fun,
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that's interesting, that's weird. And I'll write about it if
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nobody will let me talk about it on their podcast.
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Oh, like Ravage 2099 or something like that?
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Oh, you've heard of it?
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I have not.
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Take it from the ward.
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Take it from the ward. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you
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can go check out the Source Material Comics podcast where
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we talk about comics of any era. Right now, myself
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and Mark Radulich are making our way through Bruce Wayne Fugitive,
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I believe, and our Bruce Wayne Murderer, one of those.
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And yeah, it's been a fun discussion, I'll tell you
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that much, because we're doing all of Fugitive and Murderer,
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so check that out. Then the Unspoken Issues podcast, where me, Evan... Chris, Dean, Derry,
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we all get together every once in a while and
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we talk 90s comics all the time. Most recent episode
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was our poll winner from July, which was Superboy and
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the Ravers number one. And I thought the Ravers were
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a superhero team. I was wrong. Carl Kessel wrote a
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story about some actual people who are at an intergalactic rave.
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And Superboy joins them. And, of course, shenanigans ensue. So...
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Check that out. Me and Chris had a fun time
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talking about that. And, of course, the Snap Material podcast
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where me and Evan Bevins get together and talk about
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Marvel Snap. That over there is Evan Bevins. I'm Jesse Starcher.
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Thanks for joining us. We'll talk to you soon. Have
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a good one. Bye-bye.
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It is time for our top five. So I actually
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think I came up with the with this one because
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of something that happened to me recently when I was playing.
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And that was, believe it or not, I used Legion
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to my advantage on a location. So, yes, our top
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five is going to be our top five locations for
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that can be best used, or best legioned, I guess
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is probably the best way to put it. So yeah,
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Evan and I have a list here. I'm really curious.
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I'm sure we'll have some overlap. I feel like it's
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a guarantee.
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Hang on, let me look this up. How many locations
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are there in Marvel Snap? Because I think I bookmarked
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this or left it open. Because the list I looked
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at had some that were not been released. So I
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honestly thought your top five list was going to be
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177 or tied for number one.
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When I was going through the locations today, I was like, man,
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I haven't seen that in forever. I haven't seen that
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in forever. Like there's a bunch of them there that
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I know some of them got retired, but there are
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some that I think are still around that. They just don't,
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they aren't there anymore. Very rarely do you see them.
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But all five of mine are, well, I don't know.
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We'll see. Okay. Well, I'll start out with number five.
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This one almost came off the list a couple times,
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but I stuck with it. And this is very much
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because of the fact that I appreciate chaos in the game.
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My number five is Legion Heading to the Great Web. Oh. Okay.
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I thought about that one, but I don't like the
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Great Web. It's better than Ego, but I.
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this out that it essentially is an Ego on purpose.
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out there, what it does is it pulls one card.
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Completely ego because ego is happening to both players at
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the same time. Great web. It's a situation where it's
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one card per turn gets pulled to it. So what's
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fun is when you Legion it, And you see three
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great webs pulling random cards just everywhere. Oh, I'm going
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to pull this card over here. So nobody has any
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idea where their card's going to land or where it's
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going to be pulled from. The only thing you can
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do is like, okay, play it on a card or
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play it on a location that you don't want it
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at and hopes that it will go to where you do.
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And it gets pulled.
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If somebody hasn't legioned it and you do have other options,
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you fill up Great Web quickly.
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Yes, yes.
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Oh, I was going to say, if you legion Great Web,
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the difference between it and Ego is that there's a
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chance a card could end up where you want it.
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That's right. That's right.
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Ego feels very personal to me. And I'm sorry. I
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know people enjoy it. I'm sorry to those of you
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who are like, oh, yeah, strapping in and letting ego
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go to work. And I retreat. But I don't like it.
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I'm sorry. They have the title. Ego equals snap, I think,
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is what it is. I don't know if you've seen
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that title.
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I want equal time. I want an ego equals retreat.
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Or I'll do you one better. Why is ego?
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Why is ego? Okay, yeah, there's my number five, Great Web.
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So you have the floor here. What's your number five?
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My number five, you like chaos, I like annoying people.
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Oh, okay.
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And so a lot of these, there are cards that
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given specific locations, that given specific decks, you'd want to
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legion certain ones. But in general... If you're winning, or
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maybe you've snapped prematurely, but you like where you are
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right now, let's just Legion the Savage Land and bring
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this thing to an end quickly. Raptors everywhere. Or maybe
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you've got Marvel Boy out there.
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Yeah, yeah. I like that. I've done that. I have
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gotten mad at somebody one time, and it's just like, okay...
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Here we go. I probably had two other great locations
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I could have legion, but I was so mad about
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something that I was like, nope, it's going to be
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Savage Land right now. And usually I would probably lose
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that match. But regardless, I got to legion the Savage Land.
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Yeah, I can see individual strategic places where it could work.
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But also I'm like, this isn't going my way. I'm
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not going to flip the board or take my toys
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and go home. But let's just look at Raptors. Hey, guys,
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remember the early to mid 90s when Raptors were the
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coolest thing ever?
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Oh, yeah. Absolutely. All right. Oh, that's your number five.
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So let's hear your number four.
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My number four was the one that I just I'll
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tell you, Monster Island got bumped off the list because
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it was basically like the Savage Land. But I don't know.
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Less jerkish. I always like a good giant monster. Some
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people say, why would you take a perfectly good kung
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fu movie like Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten
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Rings and add kaiju at the end? And I say,
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why wouldn't you?
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Why wouldn't you?
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Why wouldn't you? You know, Four Avengers Endgame, as good
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as it gets, was my favorite movie, and I would
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welcome a kaiju. Just imagine if Forrest Gump had jogged
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by like Godzilla tromping through the countryside or whatever. That
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does make a good argument, but... Maybe I like a
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little chaos once in a while. And one of the
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best things about Legion is if you reveal first, you
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can have somebody playing cards in places they don't want
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cards played. And so that would be fun if there
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were all of a sudden, and I don't know what
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the plural is, but three black vortexes. Yes. Black vortices. Yeah.
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If you're going to have chaos, let's have it with big,
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powerful cards, although one of them would probably be Destroyer
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with my luck. I'll go along. This is your list.
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I'll try to think a little like you and let's,
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let's throw black vortex in there and get some high
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powered six cost cards and let's see what happens.
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There was a strategy to that. I've used normally what
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you want to do is you want to make sure
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you're losing, but it was not too hard for me,
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but by like turn six, if you have Legion in
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your hand and you have, I think maybe it was
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turn seven. So let's just say you got a Limbo
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out there. And then turn seven rolls around. You're losing.
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The guy plays his two or whatever his big cards
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that he's going to do. And then you drop Legion on...
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black vortex and then you drop two one costs at
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each other location and that right there gets you to
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six six power is it 10 10 power or six
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cost six cost i can't remember six cost six cost
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so i used it i definitely use that to my
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advantage plenty of times and i can't believe i didn't
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put that on my list but i like it i
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like it i think it's good all right so that was.
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Your number four if i get a jesse starcher seal
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of approval on one of my legion locations i know
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it means.
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Something So my number three, all I wrote down here
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for an explanation for it was tie. And the location,
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my number three location, I like the Legion is rickety bridge. Oh,
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I've been so upset sometimes. And I'm just like, what, dude,
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we're not doing this.
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I guess you can flip the board and leave.
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I would legion, rickety bridge all of the characters. Now,
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of course, you can do this with some advantage. Once again,
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if you got a limbo out there and you've got
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just enough to where you can rickety bridge and you
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have like armor or colossus or something, maybe you got lucky.
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You're smart. This is a featured location. You prepared for it.
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Riggedy Bridge can work in your advantage. But more often
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than not, when I play Legion on Riggedy Bridge, the
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whole point of it is just to be like, no
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one's winning this game. Tie game, we're all going home.
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Too bad, so sad. But there you go. That's my
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number three. Evan Bevins.
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This is not on my list. And if it's on
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your list, you can cut this out. But I think
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there's another location that you could use to the same effect.
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Okay, all right.
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If you Legion Cancun.
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Yes, I remember doing that, as a matter of fact.
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I am shocked.
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I remember playing that and, again, upset. All right, nobody's winning.
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Could we do a top five locations Jesse Starcher hasn't legioned?
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I don't think you can.
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Sanctum Sanctorum.
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Oh, gosh.
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But you could do it if you had War Machine
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and Legion.
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That's true.
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Your decks, henceforth, are just War Machine and Legion. Until
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you get Sanctum Sanctorum. Perfect.
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That's perfect.
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Okay. Well, my number three and your number four is
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Death's Domain.
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Yes.
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I have legioned that before. I've been like, hey, I
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like the way things are going. What if you're, especially
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if you're the one who's going first, because you get
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a nice, well, no, Legion would disappear. But then whatever
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they played that they surely meant to leave on the
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board is not going to be there. And they don't
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even get a nice plus two power if there's a
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turn six, which is why, now it is fun to
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Legion Altar of Death on the last turn. But yeah,
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Death's Domain is just like, no, I like the way
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things are now.
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Goodbye.
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Yeah.
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We'll just leave it as is. The idea is to
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be winning and then be able to lay that out
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on turn five. And then watch their cards reveal and
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be just destroyed. And you, that's just like you said,
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that's the way, that's the way this game is going
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to end. There's a, there was a location here just
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recently where it was like in game at turn five.
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That's pretty much what this is in the game. The
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only thing that's going to save them is if they
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have something. And of course, there's plenty of cards you
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can play as well if you're prepared for it, like
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Shadow of the She-Devil. She's going to drop those three
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in there. Anything that will drop cards in there without
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you having to play them is beneficial. So Death's Domain.
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Who can overcome Death's Domain? Squirrel Girl.
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Squirrel Girl.
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Yeah. But yeah, that's a good one. And it's more satisfying.
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There have been plenty of times where I have probably
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using Storm. I think they even did some buffs and
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nerfs to try to cut down on that. to Flooded
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and then Legion, all that. That just locks it up
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and no one can play. Death's Domain is like, ah,
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your card's gone.
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Flooded was almost on my list.
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Yeah, I thought about that one too.
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All right, well, there we go. That's my number four,
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your number three. So what's your number two?
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My number two is along the same lines of Death's Domain,
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but it's more of a momentary frustration that the game
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can still continue, but it just derails them for that turn.
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And that's Vormir.
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Oh. Okay. All right.
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So it's like turn five. Okay. Hey, I'm going to
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play a card, set up my last play or take
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the lead at this. Oh crap. It's gone.
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It is gone.
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Yeah. And you can even do that without sacrificing the Legion.
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If you've already played at the Vormir where you're playing him. So,
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or it also has the possible outcome of making them
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think about the scenes on Vormir in infinity war and
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end game and just totally bumming them out. So, you know,
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there's really a couple of different ways to, you can
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go with that unless it's one of those people who
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just gets mad at the idea of female superheroes. And
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then they're probably like, yeah, you can't predict everything. So
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death's domain is mean. Vormir is a little more strategically
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mean and doesn't end the game, but just messes up
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your opponents and hopefully not you.
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Fair enough. All right. So then we get to my
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number two, which was my number one at one point.
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And then I realized that I was really forgetting something.
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Number two is the one I sent you a screenshot
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of earlier this week or last week, and that is Elysium.
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Oh, okay.
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They were featuring it.
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I considered that, but I don't like doing nice things
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for Snap opponents.
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Well, and that's fine, but the screenshot I had sent you,
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since it was a featured location, I was like, I'm
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just packing Mobius. And I had Mobius in there. And
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then I legion to all three. And every like six
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cost card was three. And then I had zero cost
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cards laying in there. And I finally found a deck
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that I could put hip monkey in. And you know,
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I went insane there. and laid out Wong, and then
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I had Hitmonkey on that, and then I had Odin
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do it. I did that all in the final turn, too.
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I had a 70-power Hitmonkey that was sitting at that
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location all in that last turn. And it was probably
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the best thing that I was able to pull off
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during that period of time when it was featured. But
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Elysium and Mobius and Legion were just unbelievable. And Really,
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that's why I made my number two, because I was
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able to do so much with it. So, all right.
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Then our number one, possibly. But I had forgot about this.
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Almost completely forgot about this. That is the bar.
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With no name. Fogwell's Gym.
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No, no, no. Fogwell's Gym. Wait, what? Bar with no name. Oh.
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You did not say Fogwell's Gym. Come on.
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I did.
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Did you really? Okay.
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Sure.
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You're such a nice guy. Well, my number one is
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Bar with No Name. That's the one where you can
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just sit there and wait forever.
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Oh, yeah.
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Everybody plays their cards, and you don't have to play
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but one card at the end of the game, and
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you basically... Why didn't I.
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I looked at Bar with No Name multiple times.
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I sat there and I had Elysium at number one
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the whole time. And I was like, wait a second,
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Bar with No Name. I forgot all about that. As
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soon as it was featured, I remember, I think it's
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been since Legion came out, it was featured at least twice.
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And man, it's just so fun to watch people try to,
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because they know, they know what's going to happen. You
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have not played a single card and then you're up to,
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you're at an eight cube snap. And they know. And
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they usually retreat before the last thing. Or it's that
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much sweeter when they don't.
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I would think it's one of those weird things in
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Infinite where somebody just doesn't play cards. I would totally
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fall for it.
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Right. Yeah, I... Why?
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Because I looked at Bar with No Name multiple times.
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I just didn't think about it.
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That's all right. That's all right. Well, I think yours
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is going to have some clout to it. Because I
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remember when we were... There was a point where that
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was featured. and yeah so anyway i'm gonna watch instead
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of me talking about i'm gonna let you talk about
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what was your number one.
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Yeah fogwell's gym i just thought hey that because a
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lot of these are situational even when it's the featured
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location you don't know you don't know that you're gonna
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get it you're probably gonna get it but oh well
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fogwell's gym you don't know if you're gonna get it
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so scratch that but fogwell's gym it it lasts beyond
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the game you get Now, that's assuming you get boosters
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for cards you actually use, which I've heard does happen.
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And then I looked it up, because at one point,
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it only doubled them once. It did not compound, but
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they changed it.
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They changed that specifically. I remember that, yeah.
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But it does compound. I don't know. It just made
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sense to me. It has an effect beyond the game,
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beyond just making someone hate your avatar and your username.
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Yeah.
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With Legion. So yeah, that seemed like the obvious number one.
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As soon as I saw it, I was like, oh,
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nothing else is touching that. But I'm just not a
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Legion connoisseur like you are, I suppose. Or maybe I
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just wanted to, after I listed four locations that were
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designed to frustrate and irritate, I did want to be
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nice to everybody, but in a way that doesn't cost
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me the game.
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Yep, yep, yep. All right. I like it.
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Plus it also just removes, I suppose I could also
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make the argument that not only do you get extra boosters,
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but it removes the random effect of locations, which is
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part of the game, and I have no problem with
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that until a location or two completely screws.
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Up my game. Right, right. Yeah.
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Actually, what I almost made my number one was not Limbo.
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Not Limbo?
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Because my favorite thing to do with Legion is set
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it up for a seventh turn and then end it
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on turn six. There's other cards you could do that with,
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but I had my earliest Surfer deck, Always had Legion
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in there to do all that. And it's like, oh,
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we got one more turn. Nope, you don't.
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Nope, it's over, buddy.
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My number one was very nearly not Limbo.
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I like that. Yeah, I used to get really excited.
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I still do. When the new season comes around, I'm like, okay,
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what are the two locations and what is Legion going
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to do this time? That's what goes through my head
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every single time a new season drops because I want
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to see how Legion, if Legion can impact the game
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in any way. You don't see them being played too.
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I don't. Do you see them being played very much?
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Every once in a while, but not as often.
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Yeah, definitely. Of course, we have so many cards now.
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I start to wonder about the people that don't have
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some of these, like the newer players. We've been playing
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for a long time. I'm really curious what some of
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these newer players are getting and what they aren't getting.
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But they did go through that event recently, I think,
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that wraps up tomorrow with the daily login thing. They
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gave you three different decks, and if you don't have
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those cards, you get the card.
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In those decks. Oh, you get all of the cards
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in those decks.
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Yeah, that's my understanding. So, like, tomorrow's a surfer deck,
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which we'll get a cool card back. But I've got
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all those. So, yeah, that was... something I thought was
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cool about this with draft because it lets you play
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all kinds of cards you don't have.
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Yeah.
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And then it lets you get different cards. And there
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was something else. There was a prize. Maybe it was
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in draft or something. It was like, hey, you've got
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this deck. And I was like, I've already got those cards.
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But I did get boosters for all of them. Apparently
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now I'm a big fan of boosters. But yeah, so
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I thought that was a neat way to help people
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get caught up.
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All right. Well, there it is, ladies and gentlemen. That
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is our top five. We are getting out of here now.
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We hope everybody has a great Snap-tember. Evan Bevins, I
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made it up.
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Really, that could be every month.
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Snap-annuary.
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Snap-tober. Snap-cember.
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Snap-vember? Snap-cember? Snapuary?
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March?
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Snap-ral? Snap-ral? Snap-ral? Oh, shoot.
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Snape?
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Snape? Snape? Snoon?
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Snapply?
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Snappist?
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I hope you're cutting each of these for future shows.
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Yeah. I hope everybody has a wonderful Snapist. Evan Bevins,
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let the people know what you got going on over
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there at your blog and at your sub stack and
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all that fun stuff.
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The sub stack doesn't roll off my tongue for some reason.
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You got it right.
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You can find 300 plus posts, including my ode to
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that time. Carnage was a good guy at asterisk 51.
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one dot blogspot dot com and you can also you
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can find my my newer stuff at substack.com slash at
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EB asterisk 51. Leaning a lot more movie than comics,
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although a lot of them are comic book-based movies these days,
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but we'll get around that. I'm still trying to find
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my footing there, but working my way through the MCU,
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the Rocky movies. Jesse Starter's been along for a couple
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of those.
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That's right.
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And just finding some weird and cool comics. We come
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back here every month for... Snap material, and toward the
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end of the month, I think it's on the last
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Wednesday of the month, that's when Billy Dee, a.k.a. Doc
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Strange over at Magazines and Monsters, drops our discussion of
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the next issue of Marvel Fanfare, which the most recent
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one featured a man-thing story by J.M. DeMatteis called Rockin' Soul,
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and Gil Kane's continuing adaptation of The Jungle Book.
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Oh, all right.
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Which Billy tells me there was a Disney movie, too.
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Oh, that happened?
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But anyways, I like reading and watching stuff that's fun,
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that's interesting, that's weird. And I'll write about it if
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nobody will let me talk about it on their podcast.
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Oh, like Ravage 2099 or something like that?
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Oh, you've heard of it?
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I have not.
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Take it from the ward.
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Take it from the ward. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you
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can go check out the Source Material Comics podcast where
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we talk about comics of any era. Right now, myself
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and Mark Radulich are making our way through Bruce Wayne Fugitive,
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I believe, and our Bruce Wayne Murderer, one of those.
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And yeah, it's been a fun discussion, I'll tell you
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that much, because we're doing all of Fugitive and Murderer,
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so check that out. Then the Unspoken Issues podcast, where me, Evan... Chris, Dean, Derry,
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we all get together every once in a while and
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we talk 90s comics all the time. Most recent episode
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was our poll winner from July, which was Superboy and
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the Ravers number one. And I thought the Ravers were
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a superhero team. I was wrong. Carl Kessel wrote a
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story about some actual people who are at an intergalactic rave.
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And Superboy joins them. And, of course, shenanigans ensue. So...
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Check that out. Me and Chris had a fun time
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talking about that. And, of course, the Snap Material podcast
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where me and Evan Bevins get together and talk about
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Marvel Snap. That over there is Evan Bevins. I'm Jesse Starcher.
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Thanks for joining us. We'll talk to you soon. Have
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a good one. Bye-bye.
