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Anonymous asked:

What's your opinion on separating the art from the artist? There are some comics professionals whose works I enjoy, but since exploring social media, I've kinda lost interest in them benefiting from me purchasing their books...

brevoortformspring answered:

I think that’s entirely an individual thing. If interacting with the person has caused you to have difficulty enjoying their work in the same way, well, that’s valid.

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Magic: the Gathering - The Realms of Kaldheim

If you have not already, do pop over to the Kaldheim debut video posted by Wizards of the Coast and hosted by Jimmy Wong where a whole butt-load of new cards were previewed.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPuibfU7Xjc

For the MTG Realm post today, here is a quick summary of the Plane of Kaldheim.  The ten not-too separated realms are connected by the World Tree, not unlike that within Norse mythology.  Each realm is loosely aligned with a colour pair and peopled by various creatures :

{ White / Blue } Istfell, the realm of the spirits of those who didn’t fall in battle.
{ Blue / Black } Karfell, the realm of the draugr (viking zombies).
{ Black / Red } Immersturm, the realm of demons.
{ Red / Green } Gnottvold, the realm of trolls.
{ Green / White } Bretagard, the realm of humans. The five clans (the Beskir, the Omenseekers, the Skelle, the Tuskeri and the Kannah) are perpetually in conflict with one another, but are able to keep the peace by the “Code of Clans” which is enforced by the Beskir.
{ White / Black } Starnheim, the realm of valkyries and fallen heroes.
{ Blue / Red } Surtland, the land of fire and frost giants.
{ Black / Green } Skemfar, the land of wood and shadow elves.
{ Red / White } Axgard, the land of the dwarves.
{ Green / Blue } Littjara, the land of shapeshifters.

markrosewater

jonpaulcardenas asked:

Mister Rosewater, every time you make a comment that could be loosely/implied/twisted into putting competitve players against casual players reddit threads turn into "Competitive players are a tiny minority and there opinions don't matter and they only make a fraction of the money for MTG. Only Casual/commander/kitchen table players matter, and they make all the Money for MTG." Could you vaguely imply that Competitive players are the most important players and make all the money for MTG? Thanks!

markrosewater answered:

Competitive and casual players are both big audiences which deserve our attention.

greatglasslynx

How dare you 😂

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