I print spells in landscape. Only two lines.
this post was submitted on 27 Nov 2025
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That's a lot of words. Too bad im not reading them
Also got the conjunctive apostrophe in "that's" but could get it or even capitalize the I in "im".
Ffs my autocorrect tried to not me do it just now!
Sadly, dictionaries will likely edit their definitions one of these days.
Oh so that’s what happened to Duke Nukem.
From what little I’ve read of yugioh, this would just outright win
From what I understand Yugioh suffers from an extreme lack of keywording, meaning every mechanic used is explained on every card which uses it, because no keywords.
I'm not sure 'That's A Lot If Words' could win a game of Magic, but it could certainly win a Yugioh comp.
Funny enough, Magic has a keyword for exactly this called Wordy.
Amazing:
The typo remaining in the creature type is a nice touch.
There's that, and Yugioh's answer to power creep is "Just keep printing stronger cards and never stop". Stronger cards do more things and therefore need more text.
Yugioh's answer to power creep is "Just keep printing stronger cards and never stop".
This is the point at which we are at with magic too.
Magic reached that point more than 10 years ago...
May have, but we are still there.
I really enjoyed Yu-Gi-Oh when it first hit the states as a teenager, but if I were trying to get into it back at that age and it was in the state it's in now, I never would have been able to get into it because it would just be too daunting of a task. The cards with effects are too complex and there's way too many complicated special summons and extremely sufficient specific cards that rely on extreme specifically built decks, there's too much rule patchwork holding the system together, and half of the interesting cards that have been released over time are banned from competitive play.