Inkmoth Yeva Main -

• Edit User
• Edit Profile
• Enable styles
• Disable styles
• Unblock user
• Block user
• Disable chat
• Enable chat
• Remove friend
• Add as friend
• Gift Tokens
• Settings

Sorry for the copious amounts of grammar errors, first thing I had written all day.

Robobro72: Fierce Empath is probably a permanent fixture of the deck. Sorry for the late response! But yeah, Fierce has been in the deck since its creation and has enables countless wins. It's always had 3 targets, Great Oak Guardian, Regal Force, and Woodland Bellower were the original three. Upon Ashaya's printing, it removed every artifact line in favor of more creature reliance, thus not needed Genesis Hydra loops, and since Genesis Hydra was ideally cast as the hidden 4th 6 cmc creature I slotted in Kogla, the Titan Ape. The Ape comes with his own line, and removal of a lot of relevant threats. It was for a brief period that Fierce Empath actually had 4 targets (Sep 22-Nov 23).

As for its usefulness in the current build post Great Oak Guardian world, same as it always was, Empath is almost always getting Woodland Bellower, unless I need gas, or removal/combo piece.

To remain current with the list and ask me questions and get responses closer to real-time join the Discord, we have an enthusiastic community with chibi Yeva emojis!

SynergyBuild/Ender666666: Thank you guys!!!

I noticed those new tags while making the new changes! Idk if you guys saw, but I managed to include the gameplay of one of the wins :)

yeaGO: well, that sucks :/

yeaGO: Just to recap, since the last post on this thread was 3 days ago. Are we getting a similar editing feature? :D

Also, how did reaching out to the Discord moderators go?

Kamerot: Thank you so much, man! Monogreen is life!!

Kamerot: It's already phenomenal... animating a Gaea's Cradle WHILE killing a Linvala, Keeper of Silence is soooo good. I'm always looking for cheap creature removal and this just doubles as both that and spot removal.

By the way guys! I have included the cEDH Timetwisted 4 Tournament Gameplay from Day 1! I win on top of Korvold's attempted to win! Check it out under "Gameplay" in the primer!

Monomanamaniac: Oh, it is. Sneaks up on you before you can do much to stop it. The deck recently Top 6 at the Timetwisted 4 cEDH Tournament.

SynergyBuild: YOU... DA BEST!!!! <3 Go make that content!

WHERE ARE YOU BRODER?!

yeaGO: You can live edit the primer so you can see the aesthetics change while editing. No having to save edits just to see changes.

Antihero420: This doesn't affect me as someone who's been spreading my decklist like wildfire. I already have my list on almost every site imaginable. They (DDB) do expect a primer on the lists, which is a huge annoyance to those who have to port their whole primers to Moxfield (I begrudgingly went through it).

On a side note: Moxfield allows you to edit side-by-side, and boy would I love that... is that possible yeaGO?

Antihero420 With the exception of being a program you have to install and run, Cockatrice is astronomically better than Untap.in. Cockatrice has so many discords and communities while being way less clunkier than Untap's browser-based UI IMO.

Though, if there are some Untap.in discord communities you know of, I please post. I like seeing options! :D

MagicMarc: PlayEDH requires that you submit the deck you wish to play (can't use TappedOut), and they will rate your power level. Once rated you can give yourself the role for the power level you wish to be playing in and the corresponding channel to lfg (look for game) will pop up. You input the !lfg command and the bot will find a game for you. The generates a link to Spelltable, make sure your camera isn't being used for any other programs and you're good to go. The bot will tell you what voice chat to join where you'll meet your three opponents.

sergiodelrio: Spelltables inception and applications like Droidcam have really streamlined the process. Discord servers like PlayEDH are very well organized with a community of over 1k people and growing. They use bots to simulate a matchmaking system and the moderators are always readily available to pop into your room for any disputes. It's super easy to pop in during the week and get a game, as I am writing this there's currently 15 pods fired up.

I used to share your same mindset and thought the inconvenience wasn't worth it, but it was so easy to get started, it's become my favorite way of getting games in without having my pod gather during the week.

MagicMarc: Shuffling is done on camera, camera should be angled to see your hands, disconnected for a minute you have to shuffle hand into deck and draw 0 upon reconnecting, and no part of your play area should be out of the shot.

I haven't seen cheating be a huge deal, tbh.

Antihero420: I understand your sentiment entirely and I am no longer worried about TappedOut as a whole.

However, I can't help but lament the fact that these communities I am very much a part of, bar people from using this site for their decklists. They're very sizeable communities and one of the few ways to play EDH over webcam. I believe losing this demographic is a bit tragic, especially if it could be mitigated by appealing to the moderators. Or at the very least having an open discussion about it.

Femme_Fatale: This is very comforting since T/O is by far my favorite deckbuilding site.

I guess my worries stem from these sizable and burgeoning MTG communities (EDH discords) legitimately barring submissions from the site. Given their size, I fear that hemisphere of the MTG community will eventually shift over.

I genuinely appreciate any efforts made to keep a bridge between these communities and I'm glad this site is thriving, keep it up, please! TappedOut is <3

FormOverFunction: As do I, so you can imagine how it feels to be a part of these prominent communities and see them bar people from using Tappedout to post their lists and making them transition to another website.

Well, these stipulations have been recently mandated. So, they're relatively new and arbitrary from what I can tell.