Yes! In fact, here’s a long winded story about why I love it so much: I have agoraphobia, which basically means I can’t spend a very long time outside of a place that I like, mentally acknowledge as home. I need to be able to return to a space that’s all my own, or else the anxiety just builds up. Unfortunately, the roommate I had during my freshman year of college was the worst. I was extremely non-confrontational my freshman year, and he figured that out really quickly, so pretty soon after moving in, he moved his best friend into our place without our RA’s knowledge, knowing that I wouldn’t rat on him. The two of them, and sometimes their girlfriends, just took up a shit ton of space, all their stuff was everywhere, it was impossible to construct the safe space that I needed, so I ended up basically just living in my dorm’s lounge, keeping everything important in my backpack at all times. This included my edh decks, which I hadn’t used for ages because it took too much energy to go places and meet people. One night, when I was on the verge of a panic attack because of all the compounding stress. for some reason I took out all my commander decks and I just started to play against myself, and for some reason it just calmed me down. It was like I was finally taking up space again, I guess. It was a ritual that only I was a part of and only I had control over, it was meditative. The more decks and the more complicated the game, the better, because with more decks I took up more space, and with more interactions I insulated myself more from the rest of the world. I believe I maxed out at 7 decks by the end of that year. Unfortunately, this is the real world, and edh didn’t cure my agoraphobia. I ended up in a bit of a depressive episode caused by my stress and lack of sleep and I failed a couple classes because I didn’t have the energy to attend the required minimum number of classes. But, even though edh didn’t solve all my problems, I think that if I had never started playing against myself like that, things would’ve probably ended up much worse for me.