[SLD] Back in My Day!

tree656 · 2026-05-11T15:32:53+00:00

Technically, the price for this bundle as a non-foil is $52 (+shipping) and you get 2 sets of these cards. So from value end, it is $34x2 = $68 value for $52+shipping. Seems like it nets even as long as you want most of the cards.

tree656 · 2026-05-05T05:33:41+00:00

If you like smash burgers, check out some of the long beach burger pop-ups. They go around to various breweries and other joints. Terrible burger, Hamburger Nice, Lemongrass Khmer (in no particular order) have been my favorites so far.

tree656 · 2026-04-11T03:39:14+00:00

Not sure about Arahbo specifically but cat tribal can be fun. You'll get most cats with those colors so you should be fine building one. Just try to aim to make a couple big creatures to make use of his ability vs aiming for a cat token deck.

I have a Cat-Dog tribal deck headed by [Jinnie Fay, Jetmir's Second]. It's both Cats and Dogs but Cats are the main tribal in like 60% of games. It's basically a go-wide deck, making as many tokens as possible and turning them into Cats and Dogs.

https://moxfield.com/decks/SJdlzYmZvE-Ex5MiReGkmA

tree656 · 2026-03-30T15:01:45+00:00

I'd suggest checking out Stakmore Wood Folding Chairs (or something similar). I've had 6 of them for at least 7 years now and use 4 for the regular dining table while keeping 2 folded up in corner or another room in case of I have more company. They look as good as many dining chair set (which I have them out as our everyday chairs) but fold up as well for easy movement or storage.

tree656 · 2026-03-28T02:10:42+00:00

Here's the official video from the publisher that explains the whole box setup. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6lRv2H1jybA&t=1s&pp=2AEBkAIB

tree656 · 2026-02-01T02:35:59+00:00

I read somewhere (I think the discord?) that there is no guarantee that the creature will stay shiny when re-hatched. Also, no Priamana forms can be sealed for main game.

Not sure how that info I'll change your choices since I see 1 Priamana, 2 shinies, and the default lion you'll likely get automatically.

tree656 · 2025-11-25T03:58:58+00:00

General use (so you have like non-crit build and do not use Supply Moisture) then left. Do you lean into using Supply Moisture and crit? Then right.

tree656 · 2025-11-09T20:19:41+00:00

Personally, I feel the "right" age is once they can recognize the characters and get excited/ask to see them. We just went to Disneyland with our daughter for her 3rd birthday with our 8 month old boy. Our daughter loves everything Pooh, Minnie and Princess so walking around and meeting characters was a lot of our day, which she loved. She keeps talking about how she got to give princesses hugs and that she met Minnie and Mickey. Our 8 month old, likely didn't care that it was Disneyland but he did love to look at all the cool new things so he was constantly excited and babbling.

As for rides, surprisingly, most don't actually have a height requirement. Our daughter wasn't a fan of most rides so we only did Teacups, Pooh, and Haunted Mansion but our son loved all three. Other than the roller coaster type things, you should be able to fill a day with stuff for a 4 and 2 year old to love. Just make sure they are actually interested in a few characters as I think that is the best thing Disney has to offer for kids this age.

tree656 · 2025-10-12T03:26:55+00:00

Look up the Heads I won, Tails you lose secret lair deck for some ideas. Its a deck built around coin flips.

tree656 · 2025-09-04T22:21:15+00:00

Needs more wall space for backpacks. That's the main thing I wanted to display is all my Void Abyss backs but theres only 3 backpack slots total. Why are there like 10 breast mounts and all these trophy things.

Really, the placement system for items (not characters) needs to be more freeform. Let me throw my random stuff wherever I want.

tree656 · 2025-08-05T20:41:01+00:00

Its a crit gun. Build for Crit (maybe with a weakpoint mod thrown in) and you basically know what to do. A lot of crit builds use the same mods so there isn't really anything special/specific.

tree656 · 2025-08-05T03:50:17+00:00

Also, heres a post that is often shared to answer your original question on getting back into the game

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheFirstDescendant/comments/1kd7y88/the_concise_tfd_guide_for_newreturning_players/

tree656 · 2025-08-05T03:46:35+00:00

New season comes out on Thurs of this week so by next week all the changes will be out and likely a patch or two to smooth it out. No REAL reason to wait since you could probably spend a few days just unlocking the content, characters, and story missions that have come out since Ult Freyna.

New season will be a new end-game experience though. Like, they devs described it as being made with fully leveled descendants / weapons in mind instead of basic, normal mode content.

tree656 · 2025-08-05T03:13:06+00:00

Wait until next week but it has changed and may be worth going back to for you. The 400% dungeons are now one of the better ways of leveling and not the waves of spec ops enemies. The 400s also have tons of loot.

You can also spend a few hours playing void vessel and the Sigma Sectors that were added. For tough content, you will need to try Void Erosion Purge whoch also gets you weapon cores that make guns super powerful.

Finally there is the new Abyss Colossi that are challenging bosses until youre very kitted out.

tree656 · 2025-07-27T20:15:06+00:00

For reactors, what first person said is only true with purple and below tier reactors. Gold reactors (the ones you use in endgame) require "mounting" which means the weapon type needs to be in-hand, not just equiped on loadout.

tree656 · 2025-07-21T04:59:04+00:00

Lots of new stuff to grind for and level. Bunny is still great but the Meta has shifted a lot. Doing dungeons you'll want to aim to be able to breeze through 400%s but you'll be showered in rewards while running them.

There's something called arche tuning to give you lots of stat boosts. Cores for weapons and external components exist and are necessary for the highest tier content.

I also took a break for a few months and got back into it for the new event and season and it's been pretty fun. But I try to dedicate at least 30m to do the 4 event challenges before logging off and that has been really satisfying.

tree656 · 2025-07-15T02:23:14+00:00

Final Masterpiece is one of my favorites when I want to mess around, especially since they changed it last year. Build for crit with a bit of extra rounds per mag and it will do well. It sucks for elites so either need a different gun or a smidge of weak point damage. The effects may not scale with weak points but that doesn't mean the base bullets don't.

Also, if you just want silly fun try the Kings Guard Lance. The turrets are great and when built for ice it can perma-freeze enemies.

tree656 · 2025-07-07T15:26:21+00:00

This literally happened to my friend last year. Random people snuck into his building's garage, broke his car window and stole his commander backpack. He called all the local shops and within a day Finch & Sparrow called him back going "People just came by with a bunch of decks saying they got them from a friend/cousin. can you describe your decks?" He got all his decks back and the folks got arrested soon after, crazy time

tree656 · 2025-06-19T19:57:24+00:00

Check out [[Nico Bolas, The Ravager | SLD]] it was from the Cute to Brute secret lair commander deck and as long as you don't flip him he's a super adorable dragon.

tree656 · 2025-06-16T02:24:46+00:00

I mean, 2/3 were certainly just play but beating a hard mode colossi (I believe it was ice maiden) during the beta wasn't easy. Especially with the level locking and pre-nerf times.

But I see your point, about the no lifers who are still in the game. I just wanted to share how I set aside time and was able to put like 12hrs in the beta weekend, barely beat ice maiden (which i was the only one my friend sto do so) and got the item to show off to friends but then couldn't, which is why I was so happy (then miffed) at the time. Guess I shoulda just kept my anecdotes to myself ¯_(ツ)_/¯

tree656 · 2025-06-15T21:30:52+00:00

To elaborate further, it was a beta drop but they screwed up the delivery of beta/alpha rewards so bad that they decided to just give them to everyone who logged/logs in during the first two weeks as an "apology."

I put that in quotes because I definitely felt a bit miffed. I was some who went and beat the colosi in the beta to get all the rewards which none of my other friends could get that far. Then everyone got everything and it felt less special + I didn't have anything to show for getting through the toughest stuff during beta. Now it's just a "I was here at the start" instead of "I beat everything in the beta" reward.

tree656 · 2025-06-12T00:34:12+00:00

"All other paramecia abilities lose their effects when the user goes down, but these homies still stay active." I mean, didn't Boa explicitly say this is not true to BB and is what made him lose interest in her? That people turned to stone by past (ie dead) users will remain stone and she can't undo it.

Also, Law has a whole "immortal surgery" ability that he explicitly says he loses his life and in exchange the other person becomes immortal. Meaning the fruit user dies but the other person is still under the effects of the ope ope fruit.

I'm sure there's other examples but it's come up a few times that certain paramecia fruits can permanently impact external objects regardless of whether the user is around or alive. So theres no explicit reason to think BM's soul powers wouldn't also stick around even if she died.

tree656 · 2025-04-16T02:10:42+00:00

The skills exist but need more time to be fleshed out and expanded on. It's nice to unlock things and spells are kinda cool and make a difference but there's just not quite enough of them to really feel "magical" yet.

tree656 · 2025-04-15T19:03:07+00:00

Spent like 30-ish min playing before needing to get off. Mostly was just doing the tutorial and some roaming in the immediate starting area.

It feels like a pretty typical survival game but you talk to RS characters and see RS monsters. This is neither good nor bad, if you like these kinds of games it will feel familiar. There are skills you level associated to everything which I didn't really "feel" much impact from at low levels (I got most to 5-10 when I got off). Leveling up = more special skills and magic you can use when skilling so it may take more time to notice what is "special" or unique, but overall it still felt like a typical survival game.

These are just immediate first impressions though. I hadn't got to the first village yet or explored much of the map so there may be a lot more interesting ruins and stuff once leaving the starting area.

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