Chris Kettle-Frisby

Doran the Siege Tower was the card that got me into EDH - my favourite commander to this day, even with better options for Toughness creeping in recently! My early deck was obsessed with Voltronning him to an unorthodox shield-as-sword club.

Pantlaza got me aggressive, and Feather got me strategic!

When I was too young to properly grasp the game I started collecting for the cool art (7th) and was on and off until March of the Machines, when I found some fellow minds to play with! Now I play for an evening of fun every other week and have introduced it to many of my students as a hobby.

Ragost: "Silence! Leave my metallic food factory immediately!"

Haha yeah, take THAT Korvold!

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Hey! Hey! You leave Chulane out of this!

The loss of Lavitz in Legend of the Dragoon! All that friendship, trouble, levelling up, timing combos learnt! But seriously, this cutscene plays in my head regularly even now, decades later. Painful!

This tale is one of my favourites! It never fails to make me laugh.

Happy Birthday!! Thank you for all your amazing art and games!

Also the battle intro lines in Eternal Sonata! To this day I use

"I'm ready to go, all I need to do is let loose!"

as a self pep-talk!

Due to a friend of mine naming his character Alex, we regularly sung "La la la! Alex and Milayou!" in shrill, pre-pubescent voices. Those were the days!

I always remember Dragon Warrior Monsters on the Game Boy for the line:

"La la la! Terry and Milayou!"

sung by an NPC in the bustling marketplace as the main character and his sister become more well known.

Hi Miabyte, this is excellent so far! Do you know if Damocles has any plans to share the TTRPG for others to try?

Two decks of 100 cards for Magic the Gathering. One has a red and white cat robot, the other a very light green wolf.

I spent a little quiet time this evening making a couple of Pauper decks that have been on my mind for a while: Arcbound Shikari focused on modular artifact creatures, and Torgal with the simplest strategy of humans, wolves and shapeshifters all fightin' things.

Very satisfying to have finished!

No trade cable. Bane of my Golem-wanting life.

Pokémon Blue screenshot of the Trainer Red starting a random encounter with a goofy looking Golem

Emulators allow dreams to be realised! My 8 year old self would have many terrible things to get a Golem in Pokémon Blue!

I've got a Stardew Valley longplay on in the background this afternoon and the player just grabbed a pizza and 11pm and sprinted back to their farm to water their forgotten crops, pizza grease on their fingers and pockets full of rocks and flowers.

They've matched my playstyle perfectly.

Kindfolx has been in my sights for AGES! How could it not be, look at this fella:

The huge Golden Fish leaping over a stunned Moomin, Snorkmaiden, Little My and Snufkin on a tiny raft in a lake.

Shadow of the Colossus is being awed by the natural majesty of the Golden Fish in the Moomins, but lacking Snufkin's wisdom about how best to preserve the beauty of nature.

And he synergises with... himself!

I saw Flow today!

It was a wonderful and moving film, the amount of character, emotion and humour the animals have was fantastic, and the two big moments - you'll know when you see them - were beautiful.

The sound was phenomenal, the music powerful, and the animals each charming and believable.

An emotionless jellyfish Pokemon, Frillish.

An ecstatic jellyfish pokémon, Frillish, dragging a defenceless Magikarp to its doom in the depths.

I'm replaying New Pokémon Snap!

It is a fantastic game; the N64 predecessor was excellent, and I could play this forever.

One moment that genuinely chilled me - the FRILLISH! They are usually ghoulishly devoid of emotion, but the second they catch a fish and drag it down to the depths? Ecstatic!

I started playing Pokémon Snap again today - still amazing, I could playbit forever - and was reminded when I trended online for a bit with my very basic close shot of Wingull!

I'll have to upload some of my favourites, this game was excellent for hilariously unexpected snapshots.

Excellent, thank you! Congratulations on your very successful KS campaign, the game looks fantastic!

Does this mean a backer with a Steam Key reward can now ask for a Switch key in its place? Or do they have to be purchased as an add-on?

It was my birthday recently, and a friend found the perfect card!

(it was filled to the brim with MtG jokes)

The Eternal Life of Goldman looks like a brilliant challenge (and an absolute darling of a game, every screen is its own artistic snapshot) and Vampire Survivors gets better and better! There were many more excellent games, but these spoke to me. Wonderful showcase overall, great music too!

Opus: Prism Peak has a strong aesthetic, leaning into the wholesome summer anime adventure feel. A few snippets promise much more, and photography mechanics will always lure me in!

A great range of games shown in the #iiiShowcase ! A thread of my favourites, starting with
Tears of Metal, an epic-scale hack and slash with fantastic art and great voice acting. The special moves do a comic book panel highlight that I love!

Look Outside has been my brainworm for the last few days - the artstyle is uniquely suited to expressing the madness without sending me packing. It's a fantastic game with a very particular aesthetic and mood that is a treat for me, enough horror and humour to keep me going. Strong recommendation!

The Final Fantasy set of #MtG is shaping up brilliantly! FF8 is looking a bit Blue at the moment, but some characters are spot on - Beatrix and Steiner are fantastic with their Equipment focus, Barret would be nothing but a Red Rebel - and you can suplex a train! Everything is just as it should be!

An early terrarium. Few plants, moist soil. A small brachiosaurus surveys their new territory.

A middle-aged terrarium. Many green plants, erratic soil. A small brachiosaurus lives in peace.

The end times for the terrarium. Many plants reach for a saviour that will not arrive, and the soil struggles. A small brachiosaurus weeps.