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Cris Elie said:

Same with Taxes and social benefits.

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A while back, Community Manager Alison held a ‘NON-MAGICAL DUELS OF THE PLANESWALKERS’ competition on the outside wall of her cubicle. Coworkers voted on which planeswalker would win in a non-magical fistfight.

Jace was slated against Domri Rade and lost kinda pathetically so some brave stranger dubbed him ‘Baby Arms Beleren’, and it stuck.

Bolas isn’t really humanoid so we didn’t include him in the fight. The rules are as follows:

We divided participants by weight class and each pairing had four days for voting.

For the sake of a good time, here were the matchups. Let us know who you think would have won each. We’ll keep our results (other than the top winner) a secret for the sake of good conversation.

Sorin vs Tezzeret - Assuming standard vampire lore isn’t tied to magic, Sorin should naturally have super strength, invulnerability, and possible the ability to fly. Sorin probably takes this.

Nissa vs Tamiyo - I feel like Tamiyo was portrayed more as a scholar than a fighter, so I’d go with Nissa here.

Koth vs Karn - Karn is made of metal. This fight would not end well for Koth.

Jace vs Domri Rade - Domri takes it over Baby Arms, having grown up in the Gruul clans where fighting to prove your dominance is commonplace.

Chandra vs Liliana - This is the closest of the fights in my mind. I think Chandra’s more willing to get her hands dirty, so to speak, so I’ll give the edge to her.

Ajani vs Sarkhan Vol - I’m assuming that Sarkhan’s dragon transformation is considered magical and is thus banned. If I’m right, I think Ajani takes this fairly handily, but if I’m wrong, I’d give it to Sarkhan. Basically dragon > leonin > human in hand-to-hand, I’d assume.

007 License to Kill Target Creature I hope I haven’t done the rules a total injustice! I THINK this is the basic rules right? They are so much more nuanced and complex than this, BUT hey, I think it might be enough to loosely follow.

A land with a mana cost, done in a vorthosy top down design that is balanced enough to be fair while still being strong enough to see play

Here’s my response for this prompt. Probably a bit too complex in NWO world, and maybe a bit too good since it’s almost strictly better than Boseiju, Who Shelters All. 

Vorthos-y idea here is that it’s a location where the Blind Eternities between two planes is “thin”, meaning that mana generated from these leylines is harder to interact with - I’m not always great at flavor stuff, so this could reveal me fundamentally not understanding Magic lore, so please be gentle if that’s insane or impossible via established lore.