#oriq

[dndcreaturesinfo]

(Strixhaven: the Oriq) Extus Narr BBEG by RBSkald

[mtg-smash-or-pass]

[possumkingluca]

still thinking about the time i did one of those hunger game simulation things with the characters being all the strixhaven student npcs, my strixhaven campaign's party members, and extus narr + one just labeled 'the rest of the oriq' it was actually so goofy because tell me how the oriq immediately set off a bomb killing 4 people INCLUDING THEIR LEADER??? tell me how all the party members died almost immediately except for my character who got tragically betrayed by one of his friends??? tell me how the last two people alive were the biggest fucking nerds in the entire school?? fucking URZMAKTOK and DRAZHOMIR??? tell me how the SOPPING WET CAT of a minotaur that is drazhomir won????? also quentillius died of dysentery on day 1 which is the death he deserves.

[ayamehashinimasen-fan-art]

小梅ちゃんに高い高いしてもらってる妄想をしてオギャる絵。

Xで見た写真で良い発想の構図の写真を見たので描いてみました。 https://x.com/ayame_ha_sinima/status/1899317926190342333 実際高い高いされなくても、画像で妄想して���ブみを感じ、オギャるのです(啓蒙が高まる音orIQが下がる音)。

[wielderofmysteries]

A Vorthos Defense of Lukka

Sorry this response turned into a small essay (~1400 words) that doesn't really answer your question, but my Hot Take™ is that I don't think Lukka needs to be fixed.

I believe the problem doesn't lie in Lukka himself, but in the way both the narrative and the fandom treated him extremely unfairly. I'm not asking anyone to like Lukka. Personally, I don't even think anything about him is particularly likable. But I think as a character he deserves a lot more respect than he gets, and I'm tired of seeing other people hate on him without actually engaging with his story or understanding what his character is about.

Here's the thing: Lukka is basically the homeless veteran of planeswalkers.

He started his story in Sundered Bond (Ikoria ebook by Django Wexler) already successful in his military career, engaged to be married to Jirina, and having General Kudro's favor. He was a model citizen and his life was great. One day, a flying-hyper-murder-tiger killed Lukka's entire squad and people discovered Lukka was a monster Bonder because the tiger spared him. The rumors got to General Kudro, whose decision upon hearing Lukka might be a bonder was to have Lukka immediately executed.

Lukka didn't betray Drannith. Drannith betrayed Lukka.

Lukka escaped his execution and was rescued in the wilderness by Vivien, who traveled with him to the Ozolith, where a mysterious evil voice caused Lukka to unlock the full power of his monster bonding abilities. Through it all, Lukka still tried to hang onto his old life. His allegiance hadn't changed. At first, Lukka wanted to use the monsters he controlled to fight for Drannith, not against it. Lukka was convinced that the offer of a loyal monster army would be enough for the city to take him back, but he was no longer welcome in Drannith.

Lukka became increasingly unstable and spiraled into insanity because he had his life unexpectedly, completely ruined and wanted nothing more than to return home to his old life, but that wasn't possible because he now belonged to a class of people who were extremely stigmatized in Drannith's society. He had become an undesirable. Once the city's shining star, he was now the lowest of the low. He lost his loyalty and turned against the city when he realized Drannith didn't care about people, Drannith cared about keeping people in their places.

In Sundered Bond, Lukka loses literally everything. He loses his job. He loses all his friends. He loses his fiance. He loses his home. Everything. He even loses the cat. This all happens to him within like, a week.

Lukka experiences the same hostility in his second appearance, Strixhaven. At this point, he's still a new planeswalker, and he's been planeswalking blindly trying to find civilization again. He arrives on Arcavios thirsty and starving and tired and injured. When he finally finds a town, he visits an inn and asks only for food. But they don't give him any food! They won't allow him to wash up or to rest! This is a man who has nothing and has done nothing, and the townspeople are suspicious of Lukka and want to call the Dragonsguard –Strixhaven's magical cops– on him because he committed the crime of... existing near them while visibly having basic needs that are unmet.

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"Looking for something, stranger?" said the innkeeper, a round man with a head of robust curls.

"A hot meal," said Lukka. The innkeeper hesitated as though about to say something, then nodded and moved toward the kitchen.

"Haven't seen clothes like that before," came a voice behind Lukka. "You're not from around here, I imagine."

He turned. A tall man in the same rough clothing as the rest of the townsfolk had stood up from his table and was walking over.

[…]

He heard the man suck his teeth. The innkeeper still hadn't returned from the kitchen. Lukka was starting to doubt he ever would.

"Okay, Oriq, I think I've heard enough. We don't take kindly to meddlers in this town, or those who seek to disturb the peace. If we were a proper city, we'd get the closest, least busy Dragonsguard to sort you out. But we're just a small farming village—so we've learned to deal with strangers ourselves."

[Episode 2: Lessons - Adana Washington]

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Fans like to point at Lukka and make "ACAB" ("All Cops Are Bastards") jokes about him, but they don't understand that he's explicitly an anti-cop character. Lukka was formerly a cop, but he quit and fully turned his back on the entire concept of policing when he realized that the reason cops exist is not to protect people, but to rid society of undesirables like him.

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"These dragons," Lukka said, his voice a growl. "Those Dragonsguard. They've held power over these people for too long. They've made them fearful of every shadow, every unfamiliar face. What happens when it's not just the Oriq they're hunting down—when it's anyone who practices magic in a way they don't like?"

[Episode 3: Extracurriculars - Adana Washington]

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I know what many of you will say: "How can Lukka have such a based take when he's such a terrible person?" It's true– he is not a good person. He's an asshole and he's harmed / killed innocent people and animals. But he's been both a cop and a homeless man, and he knows that cops are far more dangerous. You don't need to be a "good" person to deserve food and shelter. It's cops who promote the idea that you can deny the basic rights of the people you think are "bad".

So on Arcavios, he's again forced out of civilization and back into the wilderness. His suffering seriously never ends. The way he was treated, it's no wonder he accepted when the Oriq kidnapped him and asked him to help attack Strixhaven. Why should he give a damn about society if they don't care about him? If their society is so fearful of others that they are unwilling to practice compassion, unwilling to provide for people's most basic needs even when they haven't done anything wrong, then doing wrong doesn't matter. They will share his pain. He will watch it all burn to the ground.

Lukka is an example of what happens when someone's basic humanity is repeatedly denied to the point that they can no longer feel anything but anger.

This line from the story Survival of the Fittest, by Roy Graham, expresses it perfectly:

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He had been a cruel man by the end, a villain in so many ways. But perhaps in his position, there was no way to become anything else."

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Lukka reaches out for stability and support and never truly finds it. He's a character who keeps getting punished over and over for having bad things happen *to* him, not because he *does* bad things. Most of the bad stuff he actually does is in response to others treating him like shit for no reason.

Despite everything, Vivien still cared for Lukka and wanted to help him get back on his feet. She thought Lukka's military expertise would be useful to the strike team against New Phyrexia, and she encouraged him to join. They both saw it as an opportunity for Lukka to regain some of his dignity and protect his home once more. How does the narrative reward him for his effort? By corrupting him, humiliating him, and having him be put down like an animal by the only person who showed him any compassion through all this.

What could Lukka have become if he survived to be rehabilitated? I guess we'll never know.

Unfortunately, there is absolutely no hope for a character who mistreats animals. Most fans will never ever get past that, and there's a part of me that honestly believes Lukka just got phyrexianized and killed off because the Magic narrative team realized they couldn't salvage his reputation and didn't know what to do with him. The fandom's overwhelming negative response to Lukka had irreparably damaged him as a character.

As my bespoke friend @xantchaslegacy said, "The only meaningful difference about Lukka and Gideon's cop-to-planeswalker journey is that the narrative let Gideon live long enough for other people to make him a better person. And Lukka got shanked before it could happen."

Again, I don't need people to like Lukka. I just want people to understand. I wish people were more willing to actually engage with the story and see the value in characters they dislike. There's no reason Lukka should've been treated like a punching bag the way he was. He was trapped in a cycle of being dunked on by the story and then dunked on by the fans, again and again. And people continue to push an understanding of Lukka that is just false.

The fandom reacted to Lukka the same way the strangers on Arcavios did: He'll never get a second chance because they wouldn't even give him a first chance.

[strixhavens-best-printer]

Name: Roxie DuVal

Species: Elf

Gender and Pronouns: Trans woman-esque (she/they/it)

Color Identity: Blue/Green/Red(can sometimes be White too)

Height: 6'2" (188cm)

Weight: 176lbs (79.4kg)

Age: Not important

Plane of Residence: Currently staying on Kamigawa, usually Arcavios

Plane of Origin: Arcavios

Affiliations: Strixhaven

Titles/Ranks/Positions: Admissions judge/officer, bibleoplex general staff

Allied organisations:

Companions/Associates: Leta (Girlfriend), Kaelith (friend), Vasro (friend), Zarii (friend), Taiva (boss), Xin (mentor), Koda (friend), Biilziebub (friend), Octavia (friend)

Likes: Reading, going out, helping, singing, romance, trains, learning, owls, pests.

Dislikes: Horses, mind magic, being reminded she keeps forgetting to visit her mom, the oriq, horses again, being disrespected, thinking about the concept of mana colours.

Signature Spells/Abilities/Skills: doppelgang(copy magic), peering into the magical layout and properties of objects. Good spellcasting all around.

Bio: Roxie never made it into strixhaven, neither as a student nor as a teacher. She settled for a job in the library copying books, until she got offered a position as admissions officer.

Cards:

[niuttuc]

Extus, Oriq Overlord/Awaken the Blood Avatar, focusing on the back half, aggro aristocrats kinda

Alright, let me recalibrate my brain from my Extus deck that focuses on the front side. The issue I typically have with the deck is TOO MANY good options, not not enough, so be prepared for that.

So, since your deck is focused on AWAKENING THE BLOOD AVATAR, you have the liberty of focusing mainly on creatures, which seems like a positive in today's environment of pushed creatures and with some potent death payoffs for nontoken creatures... Which I will only reinforce.

Can I have another death trigger please? These cards do great work in both keeping your creatures alive, and getting more triggers out of them, and are terrifying in combination with a sac outlet. Breathkeeper Seraph is likely the worst of the lot with her hefty mana cost, but she can keep bringing things back indefinitely, protects herself too, and you can do shenanigans with her by keeping pairing her with new creatures, saccing them, and repeating the process on your upkeep as they come back one by one and the Seraph can keep pairing them for half a second before they're sacced again. Plus, all of these can be gotten for around $2-$3 each, which is a refreshing thing after Broodmoth was $10 or above for years before its recent reprint.

What if you got more creatures per creature? Pawn of Ulamog is a common inclusion in aristocrats decks, but red opens up a couple more options in the three-drop slot to do that job, and they're both quite decent.

I wouldn't count these as sac outlets as they cost mana (and Stormclaw is sorcery speed), but card draw out of a sac for a single mana is quite potent, and worth taking a look at. Stormclaw Rager is more reliable for the effect, but Gas Guzzler is lower on the curve and isn't terrible as a thing to sac either if you can't get the speed going.

You mentioned also being relatively aggressive aristocrats. Well, this new piece from the Aetherdrift zombie deck is excellent at turning all your fodder tokens into threats very quickly. Since it triggers on each end step, you can keep doing your shenanigans as normal, and then on the end step before your turn, with the trigger on the stack, sac whatever three or so creatures you don't need and get a permanent overrun, immediately untap and swing.

It's a black deck that does anything remotely related to the graveyard, so I'm obligated to mention Chthonian Nightmare. The card is still incredibly good and versatile and fun and I bring it up every time, sorry, not sorry.

Body Launderer and Vat of Rebirth are a bit more clunky to use. Launderer has a nice floor as a two-for-one body, a creature that you can sac to get back another creature. And then the random conniving will do work, even if it only works with nontokens. Vat of Rebirth is usually fairly easy to keep fueled, though the three mana to use it at sorcery speed can be hard to muster in some cases.

A couple of just Fun removal options. Are they optimal? Definitely not. But people don't expect their commander to be permanently stolen by the Mardu deck with Ritual of the Machine, and there are so many ETB creatures to take advantage of with Come Back Wrong these days, and even get a death trigger out of the deal.

Flares are just very good, doubly so in a deck that WANTS to sac creatures, triply so for the red flare when it can duplicate your commander for free. The black one is only very good most of the time and can be used in response to removal for a blowout.

Sun Titan is one of the most fun cards in commander, and Guardian Scalelord has become my favorite white card in the format since as a cheaper and flying sun titan. Redemption choir is also alright if you have a variety of creatures and tokens to enable it, but an aristocrats deck should have no trouble there.

If you have the budget, Seasoned Pyromancer is just a lot of bodies and value and filtering all in one immediate package. Not much more to say here, it's a Good Card.

[rollinwiththepunches]

Strixhaven NPCs as MLP characters

Left to right: Drazhomir Yarnask, (Minotaur > Yak) Zern's girlfriend, graduated Javenash Stoutclaw, (Owlin > Griffon) fourth year Lorehold Quentillius Antiphiun Melentor III, (Human > Pegasus/Changeling) Oriq shithead, current whereabouts unknown Larine Arneza, (Human > Unicorn/Changeling) Oriq shithead, current whereabouts: somewhere in the past Archmage Mordenkainen, (Human > Unicorn) Zern's mentor, sponsors Zern's tuition Kwalish, (Human > Draconequus) Benny's, (Group cleric) Father, creator of many crimes against reality Ernest Steeltamer, (Human > Earth pony) Zern's real father, royal smith on the plane of Pherros Zelaria Mihldrasi, (High Elf > Unicorn) Zern's mother, Royal Smith on the plane of Celanda Willow Ashhaven, (Half Elf > Pegasus) Lind's (Group Rogue) Mother Logblog Ashhaven, (Orc > Bison) Lind's Stepfather, butcher, the dad that stepped up. Abster'sine "Abbie" Adler, (Tiefling > Unicorn/Kirin) Lotto's (Group's other warlock) parent, pirate and smuggler. Christoph Adler, (Drow > Pegasus (?)) Lotto's father, runs a legitimate (?) bar in Skullport.

These are NPCs from my DnD Strixhaven campaign as MLP: FiM esque designs because it's fun.

[ravnicacardsconverted]

Commision for @Someoneofnointerest

I hope this does a good job of getting Justice for Lukka

We had also decided to equip him with these boots as the gift from the Oriq

[inventors-fair]

New Faces in Familiar Places Entries!!!!

Kavsal, Silumgar Exile by @feyd-rautha-apologist

Hypiros, Battlement Bearer by @misterstingyjack

Conrad, Errant Wolfir by @bergdg

Tullo, Sitcher's Servant // Tullo, Optimized Helper by @wildcardgamez

Cevinni, Maestro Abroad by @sparkyyoungupstart

Nnolin, Otarian Infiltrator by @dimestoretajic

Gesserith, Business Scout by @xenobladexfan

Big Betsy, Hippodrome Elite by @edenzom

Oris, Vizier of Visions by @tanknspank

Gunndagar, Chaos Warlord by @horsecrash

Özgür, Oriq Anoik by @nine-effing-hells

Bayin, the Roil Flush by @reaperfromtheabyss

Syr Pelliweck, Pawed Paladin by @curiooftheheart

Janis, Student of Titans by @helloijustreadyourpost

Akotuwo, Finding New Purpose by @flyingbooks42

Ophelia, Haunted Seer by @hypexion

Zeqit, Conniving Cartelist by @hanavesinauttija

Katherine, Excavation Director by @spooneater457

Syr Masish, Okiba Recruit by @squeezyboi

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Extus, Soberano Oriq - Despertar o Avatar do Sangue / Extus, Oriq Overlord - Awaken the Blood Avatar

Tipo de criatura: Humano Bruxo

Custo de mana: 1 branca + 2 pretas + 1 de qualquer cor = 4 no total

2/4 de Poder e Resistência

Por que ela é interessante? Essa criatura tem Golpe Duplo, quando ataca é como se atacasse duas vezes numa só. Toda vez que você conjurar ou copiar uma mágica instantânea ou um feitiço, você vai devolver a criatura que não seja lendária alvo do seu cemitério para sua mão, então mágicas trarão recuperação. 

Feitiço de Ficha e Sacrificar

Custo de mana: 1 vermelha + 1 preta + 6 de qualquer cor = 8 no total

Depois de usada, essa mágica irá para o cemitério (Característica dos Feitiços)

Por que ela é interessante? Essa mágica pode custar 2 manas a menos das incolores para ser conjurada para cada criatura sua que optar por sacrificar no ato da conjuração dessa mágica, se sacrificar três criaturas, por exemplo, ela só custará as duas manas coloridas envolvidas. O que ela fará é forçar cada oponente a sacrificar uma criatura e depois você cria uma ficha de Avatar preta e vermelha 3/6 com ímpeto (sem enjoo de invocação) e "toda vez que essa ficha atacar, ela causa 3 pontos de dano a cada oponente".

Aqui ou você conjura um ou conjura o outro ok? Depois que conjurar não pode ficar virando, mas se quiser pode puxar do seu cemitério através de outras cartas se for preciso e puder para fazê-las de novo do lado não usado. 

Preço da carta: em torno de 1,70 até 57,00

Disponível em Português

Link: https://www.ligamagic.com.br/?view=cards/card&card=Extus,%20Oriq%20Overlord&aux=Extus,%20Soberano%20Oriq

Até a próxima postagem, Ulli e Thiago

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and that's 4/4 damn i speedran that one Alok Dinok, a Human Necromancy Wizard and someone who none of us are particularly happy with at the moment and it's a miracle one of us hasn't caved his skull in yet 🤩 ft. his psuedodragon

i'm going to make a full post with all the drawings but i haven't gotten that far yet

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Pemprov Lampung Siap Gelar Lomba Burung Kicau Mania

Diakhir masa jabatan Gubernur Lampung Arinal Djunaidi pada bulan Desember 2023 mendatang. Pemprov Lampung akan menggelar event Nasional yakni Pameran dan Lomba Burung Kicau Mania Lampung Berjaya Cup yang akan dilaksanakan pada tanggal 1 Oktober 2023 di lapangan PKOR Way Halim, Bandarlampung. Pameran dan Lomba Burung Kicau Mania Lampung Berjaya merupakan event besar yang diadakan M Kreasi dalam memberikan wadah bagi penghobi Burung kicau di seluruh indonesia, khususnya Provinsi Lampung. Event ini disambut antusias masyarakat Lampung maupun masyarakat di luar Lampung. "Ayok ikuti event Pemeran dan Lomba Burung kicau Mania "Lampung Berjaya Cup" Dengan hadiah utama Mobil. Serta hadiah lainnya yakni Motor, dan masih banyak lagi hadiah yang akan diberikan bagi pencinta Burung kicau Mania, " ajak Ketua M Kreasi, Elka Mabella, Kamis (21/9/2023). Elka , menekankan bahwa M-kreasi berisikan sekumpulan kelompok yang saling berkreasi dan berinovasi untuk melahirkan ide-ide yang berdampak bagi masyarakat Lampung. "Kami berasal dari beragam latar belakang, ada yang pengusaha media, pegiat literasi, maupun pengusaha, berkumpul menjadi satu saling berkreasi," terang dia. Sebelumnya, lanjut dia, M-kreasi telah sukses melaunching sebuah buku berjudul kata orang tentang arinal. "Semoga acara Lampung Berjaya Cup sukses, dan nantinya M-kreasi bakal melahirkan gagasan segar yang harapannya bermanfaat bagi masyarakat Lampung," tutupnya. Sementara itu, Ketua Pelaksana Lampung Berjaya Cup, Tonay, menerangkan acara tersebut merupakan perhelatan lomba bertaraf nasional yang tujukan bagi penggemar burung kicau di seluruh Indonesia. Dengan demikian, diharapkan bahwa kicau mania dari seluruh Indonesia akan berkumpul di Provinsi Sai Bumi Ruwa Jurai. "Jauh-jauh hari para penikmat kicau mania dari pulau Jawa sudah ada yang menghubungi, bahkan membeli tiketnya," kata dia Tidak main-main, untuk memastikan kelancaran kompetisi, ia pun menghadirkan para juri kelas nasional yang sudah berpengalaman ihlwal menilai suara burung. Dirinya pun, berharap melalui acara tersebut turut mendorong laju perekonomian usaha mikro kecil menengah (UMKM) Lampung. Mengingat peserta Lampung Berjaya Cup tidak hanya berasal dari Provinsi Sai Bumi Ruwa Jurai. "Harapan Kami, pelaku budidaya jangkrik, kroto, pakan burung, bahkan mungkin pedagang souviner bakal kecipratan berkah Lampung Berjaya Cup," lanjutnya. Acara bertajuk "Lampung Berjaya CUP" itu, bakal dibuka langsung oleh Gubernur Lampung, Arinal Djunaidi, di Lapangan PKOR Way Halim. Kendati, kurang dari 10 hari perhelatan acara, Kehadiran "Lampung Berjaya CUP" telah memicu antusiasme yang luar biasa dari masyarakat Lampung, terutama para penghobi burung kicau. Terbukti, tiket acara yang dijual oleh M-kreasi, telah diminati dengan cepat oleh calon peserta Lampung Berjaya Cup. Untuk diketahui, lomba kicau burung Lampung Berjaya Cup terbagi dari beberapa kelas di antaranya, kelas Gubernur dengan biaya pendaftaran Rp 3,5 juta hadiah utama mobil. Kelas Wakil Gubernur Rp 2,2 juta, dengan hadiah utama dua unit motor untuk dua pemenang, kelas Sekretaris Daerah nilai pendaftaran Rp 1,1 juta dengan hadiah satu unit motor Selanjutnya, kelas DPRD nilai pendaftaran Rp 550 ribu, Kelas Lampung Berjaya nilai pendaftaran Rp 330 ribu, Kelas Kadis nilai pendaftaran Rp 220 ribu. Kemudian, Kelas Forkopimda nilai pendaftaran Rp 1 juta, kelas M-Kreasi nilai pendaftaran Rp 110 ribu, Kelas Oriq Jaya dan Kelas Pesta Rakyat nilai pendaftaran Rp 50 ribu. Kemudian burung yang akan dilombakan berjenis murai batu, murai junior, kacer, kenari, cucak ijo, konin, dan cendet. (M kreasi) Read the full article

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I am Roxie Duval, I have seen my brother get eaten by mage-eaters, my sister was part of the oriq, so we had to kill her. Some of my closest friends have lost themselves to phyrexia. I have seen myself get compleated, I have seen myself get skinned by razorkin, I survived duskmourn. I've seen drive by beatings here on capenna, people told me to keep my mouth shut or im next.

And yet, nothing is scarier than thinking about Kaelith, is she mad at me for what happened in duskmourn? Does she care? Why do I care?

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Magic topic.... hmmmmm

Do you have a favorite commander deck? Or favorite deck of any format?

I do not! I enjoy a variety of strategies and decks, in commander and other formats, to watch and play, but I do not feel enough emotions towards any of them to call them a favorite. I do tend to love playing all my main commander decks I try to bring to events. It's Not the Halo, Utilitown, Barrin's Bounce & Breakfeast, Tap Untap. Concede?, Horrible Oriq Ode, Rhys (2018), Nyx-lit Narset, Only Doing it for the Triggers at this point in time.

In other formats I toy with ideas and enjoy spectacle. I like trying to make pseudo-pod toolboxy decks work in various formats from Standard to Pioneer, because they generally offer both more variance than most decks and more decisions I can blame myself for misplaying. But I also like more midrangey strategies rooted in white and black, counters shenanigans, or even the tokeny nonsense possible in Modern these days with Lonis and Sam. I like playing some elves or lifegain on occasion. Artifacts sometimes. I need to pick up and stick with a more aggressive deck for a season.

Magic is a delicious buffet and I'll taste all I can eat.