Welcome to Iloilo City, a charming destination where the joy of culinary exploration meets the ease of two-wheel transportation. Biking through the city’s streets not only offers a practical and efficient means of travel but also unveils a world of delightful food spots waiting to be discovered.
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Magic: the Gathering Pauper Affinity Quick Sideboard Guide
Welcome to the world of Pauper, where common cards take center stage in a format that celebrates the accessibility and depth of Magic: The Gathering. Among the diverse archetypes that thrive in Pauper, Affinity stands out as a relentless and explosive strategy.
Continue readingA Beginner’s Short Guide for New Players Looking to Get into Magic: the Gathering
Welcome to the enchanting realm of Magic: The Gathering! As a novice in this captivating card game, you are about to embark on a journey filled with strategic battles, mystical creatures, and arcane spells. I would love to have this kind of flowery introduction to new players.
Continue readingHow Using Bicycle as a Mode of Transportation Reduce Carbon Emissions
In the urgent quest to mitigate climate change, sustainable transportation alternatives play a pivotal role in curbing carbon emissions. Among these alternatives, the humble bicycle emerges as a powerful and accessible solution. Beyond its simplicity and efficiency, the bicycle offers a zero-emission mode of transportation that resonates with environmentally conscious individuals and communities.
Continue readingThe Magic: the Gathering Cadaverous Bloom Combo Deck in a Nutshell
If you have played in the early years of Competitive Magic: the Gathering TCG, I am pretty sure you are familiar with this particular combo deck that existed during the Mirage-Tempest block Type 2 constructed format. The deck was called the Cadaverous Bloom combo and revolves around the strategy of assembling the combo card pieces and winning from there.
Continue readingWays of Building Budget Decks for New Players in Standard Format
One way of encouraging new players to play Magic: the Gathering is to build them budget versions of deck archetypes in the Standard format. Why Standard? Because it is the most feasible format to cater to budget or starter decks that can still give the players a competitive experience in the tournament setting.
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