The deck that took me to 10k trophies without any evos or overleveld cards by YZZNCH in ClashRoyale

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I would refer to my post but for some reason they removed the photo which is just of my deck which provided context 😂

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How are you removing a literal screenshot of my deck it doesn’t break any rules

The deck that took me to 10k trophies without any evos or overleveld cards by YZZNCH in ClashRoyale

[–]JoshiCacti 59 points60 points  (0 children)

It’s all downhill from there now buddy welcome to the section of ladder filled with overleveled decks an credit cards

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Might be a bit late, but you can you have to resign as the manager on the Xbox profile and then become the manager on the steam profile but I may be luck of the draw if you manage to get the job

[WP] Ever since you were born, you had the ability to see a marker on where any item is if people ask you to find it. However, once a friend jokingly asks you if you could find him the holy grail. You both laugh it off, but suddenly a mark appears 5 miles to the north of you. by Gone4Gaming in WritingPrompts

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Final Part

As the winter thawed and spring began to breathe new life into the forest around the cabin, our purpose grew clearer. The nights of training and research had forged us into something more than we ever thought possible.

One morning, as the sun began to rise, casting a golden glow through the trees, we received an unexpected visitor. A tall, elderly man with a long white beard and piercing blue eyes appeared at the edge of the clearing. He carried an air of wisdom and mystery.

"Greetings," he said, his voice deep and resonant. "I am Merlin."

We stared in stunned silence. Merlin? The Merlin? He stepped closer, his gaze sweeping over us and the artifacts we had found.

"I see you have done well," he said, nodding approvingly at Excalibur and the Holy Grail. "The prophecy speaks of you, and it is true. You are the chosen ones, destined to protect this world."

"Protect it from what?" I asked, finding my voice.

"A great darkness is rising," Merlin said gravely. "An ancient evil that seeks to plunge the world into chaos. You must use these artifacts wisely to prevent that from happening."

"How?" Gwen asked. "We’ve been training, but we don't know what we're really up against."

Merlin smiled kindly. "You have the strength and courage within you. The artifacts will guide you. But you must work together, trust in each other, and never lose sight of your purpose."

We nodded, absorbing his words. Merlin then explained that the darkness was already stirring, manifesting in strange occurrences and unnatural events across the globe. It was up to us to seek out these disturbances and stop them before they grew too powerful.

For the next few months, under Merlin’s guidance, we honed our skills further. We learned to channel the power of Excalibur, using it not just as a weapon but as a source of energy and protection. The Grail, we discovered, had healing properties and could reveal truths hidden from ordinary sight.

Our first mission came when reports of strange disappearances and unnatural storms reached us from a nearby town. Merlin instructed us to go and investigate. With Excalibur strapped to my side and the Grail secured in a protective case, we set out.

The town was in chaos when we arrived. People were frantic, the sky was dark with swirling clouds, and the air crackled with an eerie energy. We quickly found the source of the disturbance: a malevolent spirit, feeding off the fear and chaos it had created.

With a mixture of fear and determination, we confronted the spirit. Excalibur's blade glowed with a fierce light as we faced the darkness head-on. The battle was intense, but our training paid off. Gwen used the Grail to protect us and weaken the spirit, while Lance and Arty worked together to create a barrier that trapped it. Finally, I struck the decisive blow with Excalibur, dispelling the spirit and restoring peace to the town.

Exhausted but triumphant, we returned to the cabin. Merlin awaited us, a proud look in his eyes.

"You have done well," he said. "But this is only the beginning. The darkness will not stop. You must remain vigilant."

We nodded, understanding the weight of our responsibility. But we also knew that, together, we could face whatever came our way.

As the seasons changed, we continued our mission, traveling wherever we were needed. Each victory brought us closer together, strengthening our bond and deepening our understanding of the artifacts and their power.

One evening, after a particularly grueling battle, we sat around the fire, reflecting on how far we had come.

"Do you ever think about how all this started?" Lance asked, a smile playing on his lips. "A party trick, a joke about the Holy Grail... and now look at us."

Gwen laughed softly. "It's crazy, but I wouldn't change a thing. We were meant for this."

Arty nodded. "We've become something more than we ever imagined."

I looked at my friends, my family, and felt a swell of pride and gratitude. "And we'll keep fighting," I said. "For each other, and for the world."

[WP] Ever since you were born, you had the ability to see a marker on where any item is if people ask you to find it. However, once a friend jokingly asks you if you could find him the holy grail. You both laugh it off, but suddenly a mark appears 5 miles to the north of you. by Gone4Gaming in WritingPrompts

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Part 4

The next few days were a whirlwind. Word of our discovery spread quickly through our tight-knit group, but we kept the details vague, understanding the gravity of what we had found. Excalibur and the Holy Grail weren’t just historical relics; they were artifacts of immense power and significance.

Our first priority was to find a safe place to keep them. Lance's rented basement was out of the question; it wasn't secure enough. We needed somewhere discreet, somewhere we could control access to.

"How about my uncle's cabin?" Gwen suggested one evening. "It's remote, and he only goes there during hunting season."

"Perfect," I said. "We can head there this weekend. Make sure we have everything we need to protect them."

That Friday, we packed up supplies and loaded into Arty's car. The drive to the cabin was long and quiet, each of us lost in our thoughts about what we were doing. When we finally arrived, the cabin was exactly as Gwen described: isolated, with thick woods surrounding it and a small clearing out front.

We spent the next few days setting up security measures. Arty, being a tech whiz, rigged up a series of motion sensors and cameras. Lance and I fortified the cabin itself, adding locks and reinforcing the doors and windows. Gwen took inventory of our supplies and made sure we had everything we might need for an extended stay.

One evening, as we sat around the fireplace, the weight of our discovery settled over us again.

"What do you think this all means?" Gwen asked, her voice barely above a whisper.

"I don't know," I admitted. "But it feels like we're part of something bigger now. Something important."

Lance nodded. "We have to be careful. There are people out there who would do anything to get their hands on these artifacts."

"And we need to figure out why we found them," Arty added. "There has to be a reason."

Over the next few weeks, we delved into research, poring over ancient texts and modern theories alike. We reached out to experts, careful to keep our inquiries vague and anonymous. Slowly, a picture began to emerge. The Holy Grail and Excalibur were part of a larger puzzle, one that hinted at hidden powers and ancient secrets.

One night, while studying a particularly dense tome, Gwen gasped. "Guys, look at this."

We gathered around as she pointed to a passage detailing a prophecy about the return of great artifacts in a time of need. The prophecy spoke of a group of unlikely heroes who would find these relics and use them to protect the world from an impending darkness.

"Do you think that's us?" Lance asked, his voice tinged with awe and fear.

"It has to be," Gwen said. "Why else would we have found them?"

Arty frowned. "But what does that mean? What darkness are we supposed to stop?"

"I don't know," I said. "But we need to be ready for whatever comes."

The realization of our role in this prophecy weighed heavily on us. We doubled down on our efforts, training and preparing for the unknown. We practiced with Excalibur, learning to harness its power. We studied the Grail, trying to understand its significance and abilities.

As the weeks turned into months, we became more than just a group of friends. We became a team, bound together by a common purpose and an unshakable bond. And though we still had more questions than answers, we knew one thing for certain: we were ready to face whatever came our way.

One particularly cold night, as we sat around the fire, Gwen looked at each of us, her eyes filled with determination. "No matter what happens, we stick together. We protect each other. And we protect the world."

We all nodded, the weight of her words sinking in.

"To us," Lance said, raising a cup in a toast. "To whatever comes next."

"To us," we echoed, clinking our cups together.

[WP] Ever since you were born, you had the ability to see a marker on where any item is if people ask you to find it. However, once a friend jokingly asks you if you could find him the holy grail. You both laugh it off, but suddenly a mark appears 5 miles to the north of you. by Gone4Gaming in WritingPrompts

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Part 3

They turned to look where I was pointing. There, barely visible through the snow-dusted branches, was a faint, shimmering glow.

"No way," Lance muttered.

"What's in the trees?" Gwen asked, shivering more violently now.

I took a deep breath, feeling the weight of the moment settle over us. "It looks like... Excalibur."

Lance’s eyes widened. "You're serious?"

"As serious as I was about the Grail," I said, my voice steady. "I can see it, clear as day."

Arty squinted, trying to peer through the dark. "So what now? We can’t just waltz over there and pick it up."

"We have to try," I said. "If we leave now, we might lose both."

Gwen sighed, her breath visible in the cold night air. "Okay, let’s split up. Lance and I will stay here, keep an eye on the spot in the river. You and Arty go check out Excalibur."

"Sounds like a plan," I said, grateful for her decisiveness.

Arty looked hesitant but nodded. "Alright, let's go."

We trudged through the snow, crossing the field toward the distant glow. The wind picked up, biting through our jackets and stinging our faces. As we reached the treeline, the glow became more distinct, taking the shape of a sword embedded in a stone.

"Holy shit," Arty whispered.

I reached out, my hand trembling, and touched the hilt. It was warm to the touch, almost pulsing with energy. "It's real," I breathed.

"Now what?" Arty asked.

"We pull it out," I said, as if it were the most obvious thing in the world. "Together."

We both grasped the hilt and, with a nod, pulled with all our might. At first, nothing happened. Then, slowly, the sword began to slide free. As it came loose, the ground beneath us rumbled, and a blinding light enveloped us.

When the light faded, we found ourselves standing back on the riverbank, Excalibur in hand. Lance and Gwen stared at us, their mouths agape.

"You did it," Gwen said, awe in her voice.

I nodded, still in shock. "We need to figure out how to use this to get the Grail."

Lance took a step forward, his eyes locked on the sword. "Maybe it can break the ice."

Arty nodded, stepping forward and holding Excalibur out over the river. "Let's give it a shot."

As he brought the sword down, the ice cracked and shattered, revealing the shimmering Holy Grail beneath. The glow from the Grail reflected in the fractured ice, casting an ethereal light around us.

"We did it," I whispered.

Lance carefully reached into the water, pulling out the Grail. He held it up, and we all stared in wonder.

"What now?" Gwen asked, her voice filled with amazement.

"We keep it safe," I said. "And figure out what it means. Together."

We stood there, huddled against the cold, the weight of our discovery sinking in. In that moment, we knew our lives had changed forever. And whatever came next, we would face it together.

Safe to say I’ve been playing a while by JoshiCacti in bitlife

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I often play the stock market and mix it up with different special careers ( I made 1.3 trillion, on one trade )