@BartDecider@FadedMTG I did, and it's still seems too one-trick to me. Imagining the >0% chance of a commander being removed before untapping after casting it with jewel is feel-bad enough to consider long-term mana options.
@memeslich They're exceptionally common in Chult, though I normally have one condition: a campaign (not setting) shouldn't have dragons AND dinosaurs.
(Hiding the statblock I have for a half blk dragon t-rex.)
@hollowmandrake Commander is a format where niche strategies can have some table time, but I see common legends as 99 pieces, uncommons can lead a pdh deck if you want that challenge, but not every legend NEEDS a deck built around them.
@Nerdcognito Nothing stops you from making a fully realized accomplishment, just remember that's what you're ASPIRING to do, keep your origins grounded.
@Nerdcognito My favorite thought challenge is figuring out which warlock patron doesn't conflict with one's tenants of their oath, like the angelic champion of a god sponsoring the mortal servant of their shared deity.
@Nerdcognito I'll agree that the paladin in older editions WAS a rigid format that punished you for going off course.
But I personally like how current editions allow you to set your own direction while still expecting you to commit to it.
How people choose to have fun should be respected.
@ArtByArtemissia@BernieAsksAI Using it to make a rough base or to touch up a finalized piece is absolutely a good use of AI in art, but I hold a negative opinion for people that use AI as a full replacement of creativity.