My top 10 manga of all time. There are some honorable mentions that I could probably make a list for, but this is THE list for now
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@LemorasCards I'm a bit disappointed about the lack of Pauper changes, mostly because affinity slop is the name of the game is Dispatch and Boulder running the show. It's too easily splashable everywhere because of birdges, and I would have liked there to have been a bat to the knees somewhere
@Cvit_ There is something so special to me in terms of Eva with its title cards. I love that it's "Take Care of Yourself" coupled with "I need You" in EoE. Not even getting into the Japanese title cards... I gotta rewatch Eva again
@GodotIsW8ing4U They really need to keep the Gale Force Games Dune Board Game in print. It's got 4 expansions and as you said, is the holy grail. I don't get to pull my 2019 printing out much, but it's a slick game that more people should get the chance to win
@LemorasCards There's nothing like manually activating dredge off of Scrapwork Mutt. Except maybe doing it twice on turn 4. Maybe the most exciting feeling in the format for me
@MrGoodOps It's actually the main reason I mostly prefer original series. But sometimes an adaptation does really knock my socks off. I really enjoyed the Houseki No Kuni adaptation
@SaffronOlive I personally would have preferred even more chaos and swaps, or at least some that felt a little bit more interesting. the ones that are interesting are very interesting, and the ones that are boring are very boring. But I think this will at a minimum be a good limited set. 8/10
@Shin_Jiang_Shi In terms of DLC I would say Iceborne/Sunbreak are essentially required purchases. New monsters, weapons, areas, it's all worth the price of admission, especially if you get them on sale. And it's the DLC where the devs are comfortable enough to go hog wild with fight designs
@Shin_Jiang_Shi Worlds slower combat puts a bigger emphasis on positioning and learning the monsters movements, but also has environmental effects like dropping rocks on monsters. It's an interesting addition to the series that makes learning the maps for DPS purposes important.