Well, if you haven't read the books, you lose out on 80% of what The Witcher 3 "is". Mass Effect was a brand new "universe" so it didn't have any baggage, nor needed to rely on any previous "story" or "lore".
Speaking of decks from hell... I have an Atraxa deck (EDH) where I turn 1 dropped a doubling season and turn 2 dropped and ulted Tamiyo, Field Researcher, followed by dropping for free now and ulting Ugin. (Honestly, the cards just aligned perfectly. I never expect to see it happen again, lol)
@Adrian tymes i don't think Cheesecake is a flavor that normally ends up in Pies? given the thematic fruit choices so far Green is probably Lime, apple, or pear and White is either coconut or lemon?
Love Mass Effect, but I did prefer the First version - 2 aspects, one was the lack of finding ammo mechanic that I'd hated all the way back to Doom. The other was I like sniping but the spawn style enemies in the second didn't allow that.
I used to hate blue, so I kept all my blue cards in a shoebox in my closet. Then some a--h-le broke into my locker at school and stole all my cards (except blue, which was, of course, banished to the closet). So, I had to build new decks out of the only color I had. Blue. Since then, I love blue!
Assuming the blue is actually blueberries (because liver and contempt would sour the adjacent slices), white could be cheesecake, but what would green be? Kiwis?
(Also, Jane's line should be, "Which color does this represent?", or, "This one represents which color?")
What actually seems really strong is orzhov (white - black). The afterlife stuff is actually really strong as your creatures block profitably and can also take removal or sac effects without losing complete board presence. There's also a lot of creature removal in those colors, which is always good.
I did a bit of the sealed six RNA yesterday on MTGA. Ironically the annoying things about blue - card draw and counters - aren't that bad, which isn't surprising as RNA is meant to be drafted along with the first set. This set, the blue that is in the form of flying adapt creatures that hit early.
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