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TBH I find the idea of people being overly concerned if something is a scam or not that aren't people directly affected by it to be kind of absurd. It's a shitty mentality to have. Palestinians are the ones invested in making sure that scams don't siphon away the money they need, not us. One of the things I resolved in myself a while ago is that if I am going to really help people, I need to just be prepared for the fact that I could be a mark. I could get scammed, I could be giving someone money that they won't use for what they're telling me they're using it for.

But like, is avoiding scams worth potentially not helping people? Why do we, as white people living in countries directly responsible for the tragedies going on, feel that we need to exist as adjudicators in this regard? Sure, it's good practice to at least check and see if its vetted, but to go as far as to cast doubt that the people vetting these are scamming is deeply evil. You can deal with $25 my dude.

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Some custom commanders I whipped up for a tribal deck showdown I'm planning with my partners

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If you saw me rb a bunch of stuff that should have gone to my main no you didn't

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If you saw me rb a bunch of stuff that should have gone to my main no you didn't

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Made some cards for my system! Been sorta short on inspo for mtg lately but this was a fun experiment.

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And because of the limitations of the tool I use (mtg.design) I can't use the proper "transforming saga" frame, so try not to let the regular saga/back side of MDFC dissonance hurt you as bad as it is me

This was my first attempt at a Saga, and I think I did a pretty good job of capturing the progression of the holy grail war. Giving the grail to the victor and making it a one-time use but powerful wish effect was a pretty obvious choice.

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This was my first attempt at a Saga, and I think I did a pretty good job of capturing the progression of the holy grail war. Giving the grail to the victor and making it a one-time use but powerful wish effect was a pretty obvious choice.

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The rest of the set I made in my Fate-induced haze over yesterday

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Ritsuka Fujimaru

The overall philosophy behind this card was to reflect humanity's final Master's role as a tactician and support to their more battle oriented Servants, using card advantage and stun abilities.