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Waiting for Dan to come here and say it's a very long chain.
That'd make it dual region. ;)
Waiting for Dan to come here and say it's a very long chain.
That'd make it dual region. ;)
It’s ok, the flavor text made it palatable
… that was beautiful
It's dame the despoiler in the art, which is a Noxian character and a bounty hunter, why would she be in Bilgewater? Unlike the other cards such as brazen buccanear, her own card is Noxus and neither she or her weapon is shown to have any connections with Bilgewater.
reaches for my bottle of Italian olive oil to use with my French bread
"They stole it."
I cannot condone eating the cards.
The delicious delicious cards…
Rotation better not lock me out of using whatever deck I want in vs Ai
You can play Eternal decks vs the AI. Eternal/Standard only affects the ranked ladder and other pvp activities.
Hands down the animations are easily the big draw for me in LoR.
Personally still love Sion's for that view of him causing explosions though the city before charging out of the gate.
Having said that, Samira and Sett's animations are really well done, especially like how Samira's feels like chase scene while Sett's feels like that part from Awakening when Draven jumps into the area to fight.
The way Draven tells it, he just grinned and the arena leaped up to catch HIM.
I like how brash can be interacted with, you can change enemy health more easily than you can change their power.
I don’t Wanna end up brain dead, I mean honesty , you need to be mentally a complete degenerate to play it in hight Elo.
Definitely should play how you enjoy - Though if it's as powerful as you worry about, and as easy to play optimally as you think, you should quickly learn how to beat it or else climb extremely fast. Most decks have surprising subtleties to them that you discover when you try to play perfectly. Many seemingly obvious lines are actually incorrect in many different matchups.
Even the simplest "red deck wins" deck in MTG for example, is very commonly misplayed by top players. There's a ...
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