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A subreddit dedicated to the various iterations of Dungeons & Dragons, from its First Edition roots to its One D&D future.
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
Your central hub for the dankest memes from the 41st millennium and other tabletop games
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Nadu is fine when included in the 99 and it can actually be permanently removed from the board but it is too strong as a commander and slows the game down too much when he can just be replayed each turn.
Look at other cards banned like Golo, Rofellos, lutri, and Erayo.
Rightfully banned, but they would be fine if included in the 99, especially with today's power creep.
There has been alot of talk about outright banning Nadu, but why not just bring back the "Banned as a Commander" list? This also gives more flexibility in the future as power creep continues to happen to keep cards in check while not outright banning them.
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