Maybe no one asked for this, but i hope someone will enjoy seeing a few bloomburrow-ified planeswalkers

Featuring Narset as a Magpie, Quintorius Kand as an elephant shrew, and Dack Fayden as a black footed (and red handed) ferret

If anyone’s curious about why I choose these animals, feel free to ask, but I don’t want to bog this post with too much text unsolicited 😅

10 Year Anniversary of Dack Fayden Comics Ending

On March 19, 2014, the final installment of the original Magic IDW comics came to a cliffhanger ending with Theros #5.

Magic had published Planeswalker-centric webcomics from 2008 to 2011 for free on their website, however the Dack comics starting in 2012 took a big swing: Attempt to establish an audience for a then-uncarded Planeswalker and tell stories visiting the concurrent expansion settings (Innistrad, Ravnica, Theros). All of this during a time of low story momentum and transition with novel lines ending, main story drought during Innistrad block, the slow beginnings of web fiction, and a shift to enovels in Return to Ravnica and Theros.

While Dack Fayden would prove popular enough and receive his debut Planeswalker card in Conspiracy, our final chance to see him alive again wouldn't be until five years later during War of the Spark. Dack's storyline with Ashiok on Theros had been resolved offscreen, he was cardless in the set proper, and his death was broadcast in the cinematic trailer before the novel even released. Can't win 'em all... or most of them for that matter.

Dack's adventures were far from Magic's first or last stab at entering the world of comics, but they'll always stand out as the fan-favorite version. Cheers to a decade!

Dack Fayden by Chris Evenhuis

Best Curse Word Tournament!

what the frick frack diddily dack patty wack snick snack crack pack slack mack quarterback crackerjack biofeedback backtrack thumbtack sidetrack tic-tac (English) /wɒt ðə frɪk fræk ˈdɪdli dæk ˈpæti wæk snɪk snæk kræk pæk slæk mæk ˈkwɔːtəbæk krækərdʒæk ˌbaɪoʊˈfidˌbæk ˈbæktræk ˈθʌmtæk ˈsaɪdtræk tɪk-tæk/ a censored and long way to say “what the fuck”

cabrón (Spanish) /kaˈbɾon/ 1. (depending on region) a coward, bastard, motherfucker, pimp, cuckold 2. (specific to Mexico, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica) dude or mate; a term of endearment between friends

Jiang Cheng: F*CK YOU! Lan Wangji: Language Jin Ling: F*cking sh*t m*ther f*cker Lan Wangji: Language Wei Wuxian, Lan Jingyi, and Lan Sizhui, synchronized: WHAT THE FRICK FRACK SNICK SNACK PADDY WHACK DIDDLY DACK CROCK POT SLACK BACK QUARTER BACK CRACKER JACK, dude? Lan Wangji: ... Them: ... Lan Wangji: What the actual f*ck was that!?

When I look at this page alone, I realise just how almost terrifying it really is

Like bro really on the last string b4 being fully consumed

Imagine if they just left us on this page for that issue and were like “massive cliffhangerrr lolzzz ight cya next month or whatever ✌️”

Symbiote 🅱️arker

Nightmare Honeymoon (1974)

thinking about all the people out there whos first skz music video was megaverse and how they must have been sitting there like why are these pretty boy idols harassing an innocent security guard like that....

*Resurrects from dead*

*Posts this*

*Proceeds to dwell back in hell.*

Palm Trees and Power Lines, 2022 (dir. Jamie Dack)

Silly Draw

my localization of mtgjp's comic

Best Curse Word Tournament!

slattern (English) /ˈslætɚn/ 1. someone who unconcerned about appearances or surroundings 2. a sexually promiscuous person

what the frick frack diddily dack patty wack snick snack crack pack slack mack quarterback crackerjack biofeedback backtrack thumbtack sidetrack tic-tac (English) /wɒt ðə frɪk fræk ˈdɪdli dæk ˈpæti wæk snɪk snæk kræk pæk slæk mæk ˈkwɔːtəbæk krækərdʒæk ˌbaɪoʊˈfidˌbæk ˈbæktræk ˈθʌmtæk ˈsaɪdtræk tɪk-tæk/ a censored and long way to say “what the fuck”

Round 1

i hate the word sweatpants. why are you sweating in them. same goes for sweater/sweatshirt btw.

With the addition of Backup, do cards care about the order of the abilities on a card? If something like Dack’s Duplicate or Agent of the Shadow Thieves adds abilities before the backup trigger, can it backup with those abilities too?

Backup can only ever grant the abilities printed below the Backup ability on the card with Backup.

There's literally no way to use copying or other shenanigans to have backup give any extra abilities.