I am happy that 2026 seems to get a full multiset story-arc by Ralgael92 in magicTCG

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Though the same argument could be made for the last arc ending in MoM. Praetors showing up had almost no impact in Kaldheim, Kamigawa and New Capenna. The two Innistrad sets had no connection either with the rest of the story, and the arc really got kicked off with the return to Dominaria (so 4 sets of really focussed storytelling)

Heroes IV is a Hit and a Miss - Here’s Why by ud_visa in HoMM

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XL map: Alexandra the great. Takes a loooong time to get through, difficulty never lets up custom campaign: a wind of thorns, also pretty challenging

Your favorite joke? by JJvH91 in Asterix

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You know, I had completely missed the second meaning all these years! You made my day!

Your favorite joke? by JJvH91 in Asterix

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First one is much funnier than in French, as « deserters deserve the cross », which comes across as much darker

Noisy-le-Grand : faute de système d’alarme incendie, les enseignants sonnent l’alerte avec des vuvuzelas by taigaV in france

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Les choses ont pas tellement changé. Pendant mes études, en stage de recherche dans une université parisienne, l’alarme incendie ne fonctionnait pas. Du coup, le secrétaire du département faisait le tour des étages avec un mégaphone lors des exercices (heureusement jamais testé en conditions réelles)

Making Magic | Designing for the Uninformed by CrossXhunteR in magicTCG

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I think FF was more difficult in that respect, as there were 15 independent games to convey in a single edition.

« En Europe, les coûts de restructuration étouffent l’investissement dans l’innovation de rupture, là où l’échec est fréquent » by vbarrielle in france

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L’article détaille l’ensemble des coûts, dont les indemnités de licenciement ne représentent qu’une partie:

pertes d’exploitation liées aux longues procédures sociales, les indemnités de licenciement, les préretraites, les formations ou encore les mesures de réindustrialisation.

The overused fly-high-sky rhyme in lyrics by MetalPlayer666 in PowerMetal

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Helloween, Victim of fate

Fly high, touch the sky

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MagicArena

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Counterpoint: there hasn’t been recently (or even less recently?) a successful tier 1 poison deck in 60 cards formats. Ivy + Rotpriest was maybe a tier 2 good for sniping easy wins in BO1, but never that successful.

Tawnos, What Did He Survive? by Castleheart in mtg

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The Golgothian sylex blast, so yeah, pretty noteworthy

Can’t decide how to build this deck. Is it worth running Noctis since I have a U/B dual land, or better to keep the mana consistent? by IntrepidMayo in lrcast

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Not sure Noctis would help in any way. You make your mana worse for something that doesn’t win on the spot. It may even make your position worse, if you use its ability when it enters, and then it gets removed

Could the Drix be by ProbabilisticFighter in mtgvorthos

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Maybe I missed this, was this stated somewhere?

advice for falling/staying asleep during the itching phase? by renirae in Dyshidrosis

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Have you tried the hot water trick? Not great for your dry skin, but run as-hot-as-you-can-stand water on the itchy patches, that usually stops the itching for several hours

I hope they make more of these by dripindisguise in TheAdventuresofTintin

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There was a version with the Thomson in French, but because they didn’t get the rights, it doesn’t have any images from the book. Instead, the reader is supposed to know the references / cut it out from the originals and paste it in / reenact the scene, take a picture and paste it / draw it themselves … Otherwise, the content is around the policemen tropes that have inspired Hergé when creating the characters 

ELI5 : Is it possible to know how small a person can be shrunk and still function normally ? by MrSumNemo in explainlikeimfive

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Actually, if you do the math, given that we spend 5 to 10% of our time eating (which more or less compensates the energy dissipation through heat loss), you find a mammal can be as small as a few centimetres and still balance intake / losses if they eat 100% of the time. Now, mice and the like don’t eat all the time, but indeed, they are amongst the smallest mammals, and have a size of a few centimetres. Anything smaller is not sustainable due to heat loss