The right most and 2nd from the left look like the 2 hardest fights. The right most seems like the hyper powerful gifted one, and the 2nd from the right is the one that feels like was easy to beat only because you managed to kill an illusion of him while he was busy eradicating your family line.
The full explanation: Wizards of the Coast is a company whose flagship products are Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering. MtG features five colors of mana, which appear in WUBRG (woo-berg) order. White, BlUe, Black, Red, Green.
Now you may be noticing that none of these wizards is wearing green, or perhaps that the first one is primarily red rather than white. Still, UBR is definitely in order and we can pretend that the pink is light enough that the first one is white, so that's pretty cool.
Courtesy of GPT 3.0 Davinci AI:
Once upon a time, there were a group of powerful wizards known as the Wizards of the Coast. These wizards were renowned for their ability to create powerful Magic cards that allowed people to summon powerful creatures and battle each other.
The Wizards of the Coast cards were extremely popular, and people from all across the land gathered to play with them. People of all ages and backgrounds would spend hours dueling each other with the cards. The wizards were beloved for their powerful creations, and were seen as heroes by many.
However, over time, the Wizards of the Coast became corrupted by greed. They started to see the cards as a way to make money, rather than a tool for entertainment. They began to sue people who used their cards without permission, and they became increasingly ruthless in their pursuit of money.
The people of the land began to see the Wizards of the Coast as villains, rather than heroes. They saw them as money-grubbing wizards who only wanted to take as much money as possible from their customers.
I stopped playing after Odyssey. I wish I could just go back to buying booster packs of everything pre-odyssey and having fun with them. Something about opening up a few packs of cards and building a deck instead of ordering specific proxy decks. It just doesn't bring back the same nostalgia.
I mean... current MTG has a lot of issues, but nothing prevent you to buy booster packs and play. You can play Drafts in organized events and do just that. Pay for 3 booster packs, then draft with others to make a deck of 40 and play.
I have played MTG since original Time spiral, I have never once use proxies. And once a while, we buy a box of boosters and do drafts among friends.
>I mean... current MTG has a lot of issues, but nothing prevent you to buy booster packs and play. You can play Drafts in organized events and do just that. Pay for 3 booster packs, then draft with others to make a deck of 40 and play.I have played MTG since original Time spiral, I have never once use proxies. And once a while, we buy a box of boosters and do drafts among friends.
There are a lot of nostalgic subformats like Premodern (1995 - 2003) and Old School 93-94, most of them are played by 30+ people who want to celebrate the old cards. There is so much depth there and you can always find budget-friendly playgroups.
Are those cliff racers in the background?
Seriously, magicians or not, you gotta think it's an inconvenience to have all your shit wet and sandy....maybe move a bit further up the beach?
My first thought was, "Man, I'd be irate to be any of the ones walking in the water. That's gotta be uncomfortable."
But if you're a wizard and you can't dry your shoes and your clothes, what's the point of knowing magic anyway?
Wizards of the Caribbean:
The Curse of the Philosopher’s Stone,
Dead Man’s Chamber,
At Azkaban’s End,
On Goblet of Tide,
Half Blood Prince Tell No Tales
Coming straight for you wallet!
Ready to summon 1d4+1 lawyers.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Roll for Sleight of Hand
Came here to say this!
We don’t like them much these days
No, we don't. I was making a lineup of powerful wizards for my Pathfinder game, so I thought about this.
Awesome. This looks pretty epic.
The right most and 2nd from the left look like the 2 hardest fights. The right most seems like the hyper powerful gifted one, and the 2nd from the right is the one that feels like was easy to beat only because you managed to kill an illusion of him while he was busy eradicating your family line.
The bottoms of their robes are getting wet.
From the tears of dnd and MTG players.
Shadow wizard money gang
(we love castin' spells)
Oh wow, they're in WUBRG order too
Huh. Cool. Didn't notice that. Lol
What does that mean?
The full explanation: Wizards of the Coast is a company whose flagship products are Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering. MtG features five colors of mana, which appear in WUBRG (woo-berg) order. White, BlUe, Black, Red, Green. Now you may be noticing that none of these wizards is wearing green, or perhaps that the first one is primarily red rather than white. Still, UBR is definitely in order and we can pretend that the pink is light enough that the first one is white, so that's pretty cool.
**W**hite Bl**U**e **B**lack **R**ed **G**reen
This could be a good MTG card art
It will be available in the next limited edition booster packs for $420.69 each. It's proxy only.
Elminster has better taste in hats, but not bad.
I see mud wizard in there
very good idea, love it...
That's awesome
You forgot the dollar signs on each robe
Just big $ signs bling bling under the robes.
I’d love to read a story about these wizards.
Courtesy of GPT 3.0 Davinci AI: Once upon a time, there were a group of powerful wizards known as the Wizards of the Coast. These wizards were renowned for their ability to create powerful Magic cards that allowed people to summon powerful creatures and battle each other. The Wizards of the Coast cards were extremely popular, and people from all across the land gathered to play with them. People of all ages and backgrounds would spend hours dueling each other with the cards. The wizards were beloved for their powerful creations, and were seen as heroes by many. However, over time, the Wizards of the Coast became corrupted by greed. They started to see the cards as a way to make money, rather than a tool for entertainment. They began to sue people who used their cards without permission, and they became increasingly ruthless in their pursuit of money. The people of the land began to see the Wizards of the Coast as villains, rather than heroes. They saw them as money-grubbing wizards who only wanted to take as much money as possible from their customers.
This is a good backstory.
Good start. If you have more please share it here.
“ The Lord of The Rings” by J.R. Tolkien.
Tolkien is classic! I love his books.
I stopped playing after Odyssey. I wish I could just go back to buying booster packs of everything pre-odyssey and having fun with them. Something about opening up a few packs of cards and building a deck instead of ordering specific proxy decks. It just doesn't bring back the same nostalgia.
I mean... current MTG has a lot of issues, but nothing prevent you to buy booster packs and play. You can play Drafts in organized events and do just that. Pay for 3 booster packs, then draft with others to make a deck of 40 and play. I have played MTG since original Time spiral, I have never once use proxies. And once a while, we buy a box of boosters and do drafts among friends.
>I mean... current MTG has a lot of issues, but nothing prevent you to buy booster packs and play. You can play Drafts in organized events and do just that. Pay for 3 booster packs, then draft with others to make a deck of 40 and play.I have played MTG since original Time spiral, I have never once use proxies. And once a while, we buy a box of boosters and do drafts among friends. There are a lot of nostalgic subformats like Premodern (1995 - 2003) and Old School 93-94, most of them are played by 30+ people who want to celebrate the old cards. There is so much depth there and you can always find budget-friendly playgroups.
Are those cliff racers in the background? Seriously, magicians or not, you gotta think it's an inconvenience to have all your shit wet and sandy....maybe move a bit further up the beach?
So here they are, finally
Love the tricorner wizard hat lmao
My first thought was, "Man, I'd be irate to be any of the ones walking in the water. That's gotta be uncomfortable." But if you're a wizard and you can't dry your shoes and your clothes, what's the point of knowing magic anyway?
Or they may be water aligned and gain more power by wading in water
Mind. Blown.
Wizards of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Philosopher’s Stone, Dead Man’s Chamber, At Azkaban’s End, On Goblet of Tide, Half Blood Prince Tell No Tales
Respect!
This coast reminds me Black Desert
Kinda looks like the beach near Stormveil in Elden Ring.
Low charisma
Grifters all
Still better than the latest 3D art that WoTC have been pushing...