Hello everyone! I know this is a bit tangential to the sub, but I hope it's still MTG related enough to fit here. Basically, I'm going to be starting a DnD campaign very soon that starts in the Forgotten Realms, the sort of 'default' setting for the game, but after a few sessions I plan to have the Phyrexians show up and surprise! we're in a plane-hopping MTG-themed DnD campaign. Obviously there's plenty of different settings to go to just using the different canon planes in DnD (Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Eberron, etc.) and *lots* of different planes from MTG lore, but I wondered what other fantasy settings might be fun to take a trip to while my players are jumping from world to world. Preferably it'd be something still within the general theme and genre of MTG and DnD, so the more sci-fi worlds of, say, Fallout are out, but Tamriel from the Elder Scrolls would be perfectly fine.
So I guess another way to ask would be, now that we have the DnD set on the horizon and we know Wizards is willing to introduce other IPs and preexisting settings into the game, what other settings could they reasonably turn into a set for MTG (ignoring for a moment licensing and legal issues)?
I think it goes hand in hand with Slocum’s Joe. It even mentions a guy named Joe and is matches the kind of music that is on the radios. Please listen to the song completely and give your honest opinion.
Hey I couldn't find the bass tab for this song by the Jellies. Can anyone help me with it? Jive Baby On A Saturday Night
For me, the top 4 is between Jay, Danny Mac, Karim and Jill Halfpenny. I think I would place them
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karim - one of my favourite strictly dances of all time. It had so much content and energy and just makes me so happy to watch
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Jay - it was hard to choose between Jay and Karim, but Karim just had that but more content for me. I loved the theme and it worked really well for the jive. At times I think Jay got away with it easy because the ‘relaxed nature’ of the music and style of the dance meant you didn’t need to put as much energy in. But it is still one of the most iconic strictly dances of all time
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Ore - this dance was incredible when you look at how fast it is and how much energy he has. He kept up with Joanne and it was hard to tell who the professional was.
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Danny Mac - I mean, can he do anything wrong? The only reason this doesn’t place higher for me is because the choreography is better in the top 3
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Jill’s jive was incredible but it’s hard to compare to my top 3 as it feels dated now. I’d love to see it as an updated version. None the less, for the first 10 series at least nobody could beat her jive
Edit : had a brain lapse and forgot to include ore originally even though I watched his dance right before making the post
Was looking at some old speed runs and was surprised that some people can knock out junkyard in under 30 seconds on expert.
Example: https://youtu.be/5pAcTMh01gw
Is this stil possible today? I play on PS4. If I switch rapidly between the weapons there is always a delay for the first bomb it seems, is this nerfed?
Come on everybody c-c-come on everybody
Desperately wondering if there’s anywhere I can find maybe a video of the jive bombers performing or a documentary mentioning them/their story or anything?? Just watched Streetlight Harmonies and was hoping to see a mention but there was none :(
As an INTJ, which personality type do you least jive with? I find that I haven’t had much luck with ENFJs because they seem to be trying too hard to figure me out. And they’re a bit too sensitive about what I say. I’ve had many conversations with an ENFJ, and he would really emphasize the way I construct my sentences and thought my word choice was a bit too insensitive and cold to the people around me. He would emphasize about what is a socially accepted behavior and that my behavior or thought process seemed to be contradicting what he thought was normal or accepted. Tl;dr I find ENFJs a bit too sensitive.
Hey I couldn't find the bass tab for this song by the Jellies. Can anyone help me with it? Jive Baby On A Saturday Night
