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"The Man with the sakura tattoo"
This is a story told by the old townsfolk, telling about a men, who felt in love with a half-fish men. His love blossomed into cherry petals on his skin, granting him his wish to be with other.
#unleashed blue#rinharu#sharkbait#harurin#my own art#ub submission#Half-fish men#Forgotten tales of iwatobi
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RinHaru | Fantasy AU | M-rated
Written for Unleashed Blue @thenightpool
Summary:
Rin, a tenacious Blood Elf hunter, finds himself stranded in the perilous underwater realm of Vashj'ir, driven by the pursuit of a cryptic treasure map. Amidst these treacherous depths, he crosses paths with Haruka, a mystifying Night Elf druid who appears to share his quest. As they navigate through daunting threats, unearth long-forgotten secrets, and confront elusive enemies, they come to learn that not all that glitters is necessarily gold.
(A Free! adventure in the fantasy world of Azeroth, prior knowledge of the lore is not needed!)
#rinharu#free!#unleashed blue#ub submission#rin matsuoka#haruka nanase#world of warcraft#fantasy au#free! eternal summer#elves#goblins#adventure#sea monsters#dungeons#nanase haruka#matsuoka rin#enemies to lovers#treasure hunting
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Submission Saturday:
I mean, of course they wouldn't say that to MC! But surely some of them thought it 😂
#submission#the wayhaven chronicles#twc#wayhaven memes#wayhaven chronicles#wayhaven#twc meme#twc ub#twc mayor#unit bravo#wayhaven detective#twc mc#god bless seraphinite games
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All Our 2023 Contests:
JANUARY
New Year's Revolution (Design a Rebel)
Running Into Time (Reference two parts of turn)
One Card to Rule them All (Impress R&D)
Chimeric Idols (Combine two cards)
FEBRUARY
Manifestish (Sorcery/Creature art mix)
Counter Intuitive (Two or more kinds of counter)
Hit Singles (Monocolor Partner)
Die Role (Activated Ability w/ Sacrifice)
MARCH
Mini Me (Smaller/Bigger existing card)
Uncommon Ground (Uncommon for unusual gameplay)
Signature Spellbreakers (Supplemental Planeswalker)
Limited Options (Common archetype payoff)
APRIL
Expiration Date (Unique death)
Known by Many Names (U/R/M that references a common)
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work (MOM-style teamup)
March Madness (Non-teamup MOM card)
Within Reach (Desire/Longing flavor)
MAY
School's In (Teacher/school theme)
Alone in the Big City (Monocolor Ravnica Legend)
The Rainbow Standard (Rules text w/ basic land type)
Come to the Down Side (Card w/ downside)
JUNE
Sagas Beyond (UB Saga)
Elevator Pitch (New variant on keyword)
A Type of Perspective (Story Spotlight redesign)
Innovation Nation (New type of draft set)
JULY
Stunning New Marvels (Stun counter R/M)
A Dark and Stormy Knight (Mirrored Pair)
All Play and All Work (Silly moment)
Back to Nonbasics (Design a land card)
Guess Who's Back? ("Return" in OT)
AUGUST
Return to Tarkir (What's Tarkir like now?)
The Next Big Thing (Large theming)
Strength in Numbers (This way/For each/Equal to)
The Power of Friendship (UB Partner variant)
SEPTEMBER
Woe Tidings Upon Ye (WOE card)
Elder Dragon Highlander (Legendary Elder Dragon)
Monochrome is Where the Heart Is
Reborn Again
OCTOBER
Dead Lucky (Using both seven and thirteen)
The Power of Superfriendship (Plays with planeswalkers)
The S Word (Powerful weapon)
Get a Load of Dis-Guise (Change creature type)
NOVEMBER
Dognitive Cissonance (Elemental/Color relationship)
Lost Caverns of Ixalan's Lost Vault (LCI Card)
One For the Money (C/U card with MV 1)
Re: Vision (Redesigning old submission)
DECEMBER
All the World's a Page (Literary UB card)
The Finality Countdown (Card with finality counter)
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hey gang (my 3 fans)
flavor frenzy/blush crunch discord held a halloween skin contest so here all my submissions cos it ends tmrw ^_^. only the level fives tho cos theyre in separate images and i dont want this post to be three miles long
skin name: Haunting Voice
ghost matcha.thats basically it!!!!!!made this cos of bacons halloween skin paranormal haunting n i thought itd be cute forbacon to be like a ghosthunter or ghost documentary err. filmer and matcha is the ghost. this skin is also older than the other oens cos i submitted it to the skin submission forum in the discord as a hw skin weeks before the contest whereas the other ones were made specifically for it
skin name: Midday Zombie
flan but if hes a zombie u get the gist.name sucks but its so it matches with the ube skin my friend made(Midnight Skeleton)so i just call him zombflan instead
skin name: Spooky Superstition
errr starfruit if she was a black cat but not actually a cat cos obviously i cant do that shes a bear. and her shuriken is a broken mirror cos its a common symbol of bad luck here like a black cat
skin name: Porcelain Elegance
cupcake but as a porcelain doll dressed in gothic lolita fashion(i hope)(im not familiar with this style and this skin is msotly for fun and to experiment)(my friend who rlly loves goth stuff gave me some tips tho and they say that this is good!) like i said this submission was mostly to experiment with my design skills.i mightve made her too detailed for a tier hehe whoopsie
skin name: Witch In Training
last one ^_^ ^_^ candy corn but shes /. training to be a witch!!i was originally gonna make her the typical ooo scary spooky green ass halloween witch but i decided to go this route instead. im glad i did cos 1. i think the other one wouldve been boring 2. cupcake already has a skin like the standard halloween witch 3. this concept is way cuter imo 4. i really love this color palette (tho she was almost yellow instead. her spikes are yellow potions tho) 5. the route i went helps differentiate her from bubbling cauldron so win win
yah thats all. all my hideous ABSOLUTELY HIDEOUS!!!!! children ./ i might reblog this with all the concepts i had (its literally one drawing per thing(except haunting voice) . but theyre basically the same just drawn how i usually draw thangs
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//The rules for submissions!
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Keep it PG-13 ladies and gentlemen and otherwise, I know we're jokers and all but be a bit restrained on that (you can be a little dark however but they'll have to have TWs in them)
There's a strict bug type only rule here it's the whole gimmick of the blog after all but bug adjacent Pokemon (bug types that are Delta's) are allowed to an extent.
Fakemon are allowed
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These are all the current rules as of now that I can think of. Other than that have fun making submissions!
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Fun side quest today was given to tech boy.
Blew a fuse this morning, and I made first contact with the landlord on the matter, because we couldn't locate the panel for our apartment. Realized it was above us, in the attic space, behind a locked door. This is when I had to leave for my sisters graduation. He continued the conversation, and obtained a secret key.
One of the brothers who was assisting us/him decided to entrust the both of us with the attic key. A copy of the original, unknown to his brother. To be returned on submission of the apartment. After all, who better than the ones who
A) need access to the breaker box at all times
B) would go up there for the first time in years, if not a decade (seriously, how is it that we were the first in that apartment to trip the power?)
Got the electric back up and running, he took a quick peek at the space. Turns out the air fryer was the culprit, because this old train station was re-wired incorrectly (an understatement). Returned home at the click of 11. Which is where I join in the fruits of his quest completion.
He tells me to keep my shoes on, and I get my brief, second wave of energy. After ceramoniously opening the door, he shines a flashlight up and hands it to me, motioning for me to go first. I oblige, climb the stairs and shine it back.
Then came Nancy Drew mode. Discovering old files, personal accounts, newspapers, upholstry, and knick knacks, predating 1960s. There was a photo of Christ on one of the side walls, that honestly would have made us shit ourselves had he not found it in the daylight first.
I found a personal notebook titled "Our Church History" and a collection of school writings by the same author from the 1915-20s. The penmanship is beautiful, and I couldn't help but borrow it to study.
We took a look out the windows I'd been desperately wanting to see out of since moving in. The eerie quiet, partially broken by the sound of the units below. We tip toed around to each corner, taking it in under the hand covered light. Unseen and unheard.
Came back downstairs, shared the living space while tech boy caught up on his show, and I read under phone screen lighting the details of the UB church, the authors young life, and surrounding parties. The authors almost obsession, as shown in his penmanship speaking on the matter, about secret combinations (conspiracies).
I cannot wait to take a deeper look at all of the forgotten wonders that lie waiting to be noticed upstairs.
**this is a secret space. No one in our daily lives should/will know about this due to liability issues. And also, it's cooler to have a secret space. I mean come on.
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Hey is it just me but uhh if Yuuki plus Ortho end up in Stage in Playful event. How long you think it’ll take for them to use the magical hero powers and use said powers to beat the living shit out of Honest Fellow with literally everyone else just watching Yuuki the power of kicks and any other magical hero powers on Honest Fellow(Bonus if Fire cat Ortho inflicts some additional damage on Honest Fellow somehow) 😶. Aka why I just want to see Honest Fellow get beat to submission by Magical Hero Yuuki and Fire Cat Ortho(still a bit bummed he doesn’t have magical boy powers to use to beat Honest Fellow with them)
Roundhouse kick the guy in the face! >:D
Then adopt Giddel and give him an education
Definitely Yuuki and Orpheus tag along because this is a fricking amusement park. And they paid for their free tickets so they are good to go. :'3
At first, both are very much obedient peeps, since their mom taught them well. U-Ub
They would probably bring up the fact that they were promised that once Otto(their bby brother) is 1 year old, they would go to an amusement park. That and also if Yuuki could get an A in math without copying Ortho's homework. :'3
In the distance, the whole Shroud bloodline sneezes. :v
There's also one of those events where both Orthos get to bond together. :3
Definitely Yuuki would use ✨the power of friendship and unspeakable violence✨ to save the day. Orpheus is held by Ortho all the way and just palmfaces into the void at how dumb Yuuki can be when they don't realise Fellow/Ferro(how tf is this guy even named?) has more tricks up his sleeve.
Giddel is also there :3
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"I left something behind, to return to... "
Haruka left his fishies in Rin's care. ~('-')~ Well they look like you a lot. So that helps, but they are not so much open to cuddling... I hope you will be back soon. ~('-')~
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A new four-gene personal states success and anti-CTLA4 immunotherapeutic answers determined by defense classification associated with cancer malignancy.
7% (95% self-confidence period of time [CI]: 95.4, 96.Your five) as well as 100% (95% CI: Ninety nine.3, A hundred.2), respectively, at a sample-to-positive rate cutoff associated with >Is equal to 2.Forty five. The results of the study suggest that your IgG dental fluid ELISA can offer effective, cost-effective PRRSV checking throughout business herds along with PRRSV surveillance throughout elimination plans.Neurocysticercosis (NCC) is among the major reasons regarding the child years convulsions within creating countries including Indian and also Latin America. On this research neural kid instances showing with afebrile convulsions ended up screened-in for anti-Cysticercus antibodies (IgG) inside their sera as a way to estimate the possible problem of cysticercal etiology. The research incorporated as many as 61 pediatric afebrile seizure themes (previous anyone to 20 years previous); there were a male predominance. Each of the sera were screened by using a pre-evaluated in a commercial sense acquired IgG-ELISA equipment (UB-Magiwell Cysticercosis Kit (TM)). Anti-Cysticercus antibody throughout solution was good within 23 associated with 61 (Thirty eight.7%) circumstances. Virtually all circumstances using a good ELISA check given general seizure (Fladskrrrm.17%), as well as intricate partially seizure (Twenty-six.08%), as well as simple incomplete seizure (Twenty one.73%). Problems have been the key grievance (Seventy-three.91%). Other demonstrations had been throwing up (50.82%), pallor (24.78%), transformed sensorium (25.08%), as well as muscles some weakness (Tough luck.04%). There were one particular hemiparesis case diagnosed to be NCC. With this examine a single youngster with no substantial conclusions in photo was also discovered to be positive S-Adenosyl-L-homocysteine chemical structure through serology. There was any in past statistics substantial association discovered involving the situations along with numerous skin lesions for the brain and the ELISA-positivity (r Equates to 3.017). All round positivity of the ELISA confirmed a potential cysticercal etiology. For this reason, neurocysticercosis should be thought in each and every kid showing along with afebrile seizure particularly with any radio-imaging supportive analysis in sultry creating nations around the world as well as regions endemic for taeniasis/cysticercosis.BACKGROUNDCogongrass (Imperata cylindrica Beav.) is surely an ambitious, obtrusive pot having a world-wide submission. Within America, the idea intends your ethics of south eastern this tree agroecosystems, which includes longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Mill.). Even though reports have reviewed the effects regarding cogongrass as well as crops management techniques in longleaf this tree understory place residential areas, minor is understood about how precisely they effect linked pest areas. To understand the effects associated with cogongrass operations tactics on arthropod natural enemies as well as will bark beetles, a split-plot layout was applied to check hearth (whole-plot) and 4 subplot treatment options (control, herbicide, seeding as well as herbicide plus seed-shedding). Arthropods had been experienced making use of mistake traps along with attract trials. RESULTSAfter 24 months of trying, complete natural enemies weren't considerably afflicted with subplot treatment method however had been impacted by burn therapy. On subdividing normal opponents straight into groupings, only bots had been considerably affected by subplot treatment, but deceptive beetles along with bugs had been significantly suffering from burn treatment method.
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Submission Saturday:
We love every single detail about UB! Especially the ones we struggle with.
#submission#the wayhaven chronicles#twc#wayhaven farah#wayhaven felix#wayhaven morgan#wayhaven mason#wayhaven ava#wayhaven adam#wayhaven nat#wayhaven nate#a du mortain#n sewell#f hauville#special agent m#unit bravo#ub#god bless seraphinite games#wayhaven memes
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Battle Commentary: War Changes a Lot, Actually (and for the better)
I'll let you in on a little big secret: I didn't like MOM limited at all. It felt swingy and uncoordinated, lumpy and unfocused, not quite format-warping but more about the spectacle than the impact on gameplay. I also had my absolute best limited tournament in my life playing with MOM, but that's a story for another day. The point is that battles, in the end, were pretty okay in a format not designed to fully showcase their abilities, in my opinion. So what did y'all do? You had some absolutely bonkers choices that are thoughtful, creative, weird, and show some wonderful ways that Magic players think about their cards.
The main strength of these submissions were their dynamism of ideas, for sure. "What does a battle look like" is so fresh in the universe of MTG players still, and how we go about looking at that together has made for so many cool possibilities. My most common stumbling block was the inverse/parallel problem that planeswalkers have: where do I attack? Attacking an opponent's planeswalker is a way to get rid of a threat, but attacking a battle is a choice of advantages and a choice of defenses. Where does one go in their combat step, and why, and how do the cards change that decision? I don't feel that every card really considered that, but we'll see what that looks like in the commentary.
I had a lot to say about the good of these cards, so I reserved the JUDGE PICKS for two ideas that piqued my understanding of players' understanding. Read on!
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@bergdg — Invasion of Berimish / Avoid Casualties
Don't worry about the formatting for this card. I'd worry more about the novel being more or less unknown to me—but don't worry, I checked the synopsis, and I understand the purpose of this card's various pieces. The invasion feels pretty identical to the planning part of the described siege, and avoiding casualties feels on-point as well. I'm impressed that this card feels like something that could ultimately be depicted in MTG's history; what I mean is that, despite this novel perhaps not being the most well-known among newer players, it fulfills all the expectations of players familiar to the source material.
In terms of power level, I feel that the cost to effect ratio is lacking on the backside and on the starting defense for the battle. Attacking the battle should feel pretty difficult, and gaining a not-insignificant amount of life is fine, but at the point that you're attacking, I feel that you'll have already needed to get to a game state where you're able to swing through. So what do the stun counters add? I like this card a lot even without the background that you have because of the clear love put into it. My question is, do you think Avoid Casualties can have an effect that more clearly rewards the combat required to hit the Invasion? Heh, in a multiplayer format, it would be interesting if the sorcery also made you the monarch.
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@coolcoolcooltighttightight — The Bant-Grixis Conflict / Crux of Battle
This card has a lot of moments where I get the principle behind the card; at the same time, I'm a little iffy on the choices of mechanical representation. Mainly, I'm curious why black and white were the colors you settled on here. Esper and Grixis overlap in the UB category, and if your intention was to show the general conflict without necessarily one winner, why not have colors that either could share, with a reward that was specific to one side or another? Black and white makes this fairly easily to cast in a dedicated Esper shell, but not a Grixis one. That said, I suppose I get why you went with the modal choices that you did, and gameplay-wise, this card feels totally normal, if not envelope-pushing conceptually.
Now, I'm a huge Alara fan, and I think the flavor text is a cool way to go about this battle. I appreciate this card's dedication to that. When we're on the battlefield, the concept stumbles with the fact that we are indeed not looking to tell the story of a nonspecific aspect of the world—rather, the player should feel in control of their presentation, and feel the specificity of the action being presented. How, for example, would the action on the back side differ, art-wise? Negotiations vs. conflict? The result of a battle is a decisive victory, and the crux, as a choice, doesn't feel right now like it gives direction to said action.
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@cthulhusaurusrex — Retake the Capital! / Plaza of the First Tree
Well, this card certainly doesn't like the dragons of Tarkir, that much is clear. I do get the desire to have the clans return to the world in the forms that had taken shape post timeline-reconstruction. I think there's this inherent problem of the multiple generations that had passed between the shift from FRF to DTK. Like, there's this newly established relationship between dragons and denizens, there's this historical division that separated the clans from one of their colors of mana, resulting in new strength—y'know? Flavorfully this card can't really make sense of its own story.
On the gameplay side, while you portray the action clearly, this card feels oddly off-kilter. A four-mana three-color Plummet isn't exactly appealing when, following that, you have to send six damage at a card that already nixes a huge chunk of flying creatures' power. The anthem is good, but at that point the winmore of reach feels almost...well, I won't say "tacky," but the degree to which it's clear that the dragons are hated is almost too evident. Without the story basis or the mechanical resonance to hold it together, this card feels like it could use sturdier bones before taking flight.
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@greensunzenith — Battle for Thraben
I assume that you control this card, and that it enters the battlefield under your control, but who defends it? Does each player defend it? There's this really cool sense of possibility on your card but the mechanical background feels frustrating to parse. The other problem is that, uh, I think I grok it completely and it would be a pain to explain rules-wise. But once again: my gist is that each player can choose to attack this card during combat, and other players can defend it? Sure, sensible. In a multiplayer game, who can defend this card? Can each opponent choose to defend it if it's attacked? If so, hoo boy, that's either gonna put a target on your back or just prolong the game with creatures galore.
Pausing just for a moment, because I think it's actually quite funny how much this messes with the game state by making sooooo many bodies. You basically have the ability to defend this battle with any of your dorks and then get six more power on the following turn because you'll have stopped the opponent's attack. Right? That feels unbalanced to me. Multiple battles mean that your opponents can basically never catch up without evasion, and you'll have at least one defensive turn. So, I love Innistrad, but this card may have needed a little bit of tweaking and rules explanation before I can love it too.
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@izzet-always-r-versus-u — Race for Orazca
I don't really know how to feel about this card, actually. In limited, if I can connect for four damage, what's the likelihood that I'd be swinging that at a Rampant Growth every turn? In a Commander game, perhaps it would be easier to justify with a strong evasive group, and I can see the application in a group hug deck. The question is how much winmore-ing can something like this card type suggest before the benefits become not worth attacking.
"Pursuit" as a card type is absolutely cool, though, and I think that this idea is worth exploring. Considering something that can be more impactful for an opponent's board, or give you benefits with abilities that would help you in other scenarios besides just combat. Or, benefits can be suggested after a certain amount of defeating; for example, what if you got a combat benefit from having a number of lands or land types whenever this entered? It would encourage you to attack it more, instead of being basically a sorcery-speed ramp card that stopped your opponents from losing life 'cause you're swinging at a battle instead. When you have a card like a battle, the question becomes that of what benefit you'd get from a battle that's better than just hitting your opponents in the face. What environment does that looks like? What can a card looks like to suggest something about that environment?
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@mmmmmin — Battle of Duplicitous Rage (JUDGE PICK)
Once more we run into rules questions of where this battle is, who can defend it, etc. This time, what I want to highlight is the importance of the multiplayer aspect and what this card does on the battlefield. This isn't so much a goading kind of card as it is a twist on combat that highlights just what a battle can do. A nontoken attacker might prevent an opponent for being able to swing with their most important (targetable) creature at you, but if you can get the battle to stick around, you can force the swings at other players. If that's beneficial, they may choose to defend the battle for you, but it's a complicated choice. What does combat need to look like?
Of course this card is hella situational and there are aspects where the right deck could use this card and annihilate its opposition. Myriad and attack triggers and all that jazz is...quite powerful. Another thing I like about this card is its understanding of commander/multiplayer flavor. Perhaps it is set on a specific world, but it's a card about rage, and it can be a little abstract, because the evocation is around the emotion created on the battlefield associated with gameplay rather than the action-specifics of the story or art in question. You've got a card that knows it's a card and that players can connect to their in-game emotions. I think that that's neat. I grok the implied rules text, too, but we for sure need them written out for general purposes on cards like this.
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@nine-effing-hells — War with the Dragon Tempests / Khanfall
This kind of sorcery is what a back side needs to be. Big effect, big gameplay swing, worth the effort. I'm right there with you. It's interesting how many parallels some of these cards have with each other within this contest, and also how their uniqueness changes both the feeling of the cards and how it demonstrates people's understanding of battles. The double-removal of defense counters (attacking or dragons) is an interesting story call, too, and that's where I have my interrogative questions.
Is this card supposed to depict how both the Tarkirians and the Dragons initiated the Khanfall? Presumably, your warriors will be attacking the battle, and also the dragons once they enter, so that's...somewhat disconnected? No, not disconnected, but I'm just not fully certain if the conflict being depicted is the same as what would be happening on the battlefield—or rather, who's fighting the battle. The dragons win, but what is the depiction on the gameplay battlefield? I think this one might be a problem with my understanding of the Tarkir story and not something the card is doing wrong necessarily. It's a strong card and that flavor text is awesome with the implications around it.
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@reaperfromtheabyss — Elspeth's Entire Krokt-damned Life / Beseech the Powerful
I'm not not amused by the name. It's a bit much, though, and I'll take it with a grain of salt despite that. What gets me is that I'm really not sure what it's supposed to be depicting here, what the battle actually is in the end. On the flip side, I assume that the sorcery is supposed to be calling Elspeth to wherever the battle is, so maybe the front side is depicting the various fights that have summoned her? Either way, for the back side, you might want to have changed the name down there. What I like about the back side is that the recurring battle allows for this card to employ long-term legendary toolbox strategies, which gives the battle reason to want to be attacked. That much is super cool.
With the name thing, this really shows how much the name matters. I think that my understanding is really impaired by a lack of serious specificity. If this is supposed to be serious and I'm just not groking it, that's on me, and I apologize. Maybe I'm just distracted and that's that. On the goodside-flipside, I like where this card is going, with battles that demonstrate planeswalkers' abilities and histories as they relate to the multiverse-spawning locations and situations that seem to call them. It could be fun to see more of them, like Garruk's hunt, Chandra's search, Huatli and Saheeli's honeymoon, etc.
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@ship-of-skitties — The Brothers' Final Fight (JUDGE PICK)
So I want to give this card a judge shoutout because it's immensely frustrating to me how well those symbols work. The opposing colors are all fine for their types of tutoring because tutors and planeswalker tutors are centered in white and black, so you need one of those. Cost reduction of certain spells, well, that's in both blue and red. Shablam. Some of these combos are weird, like how this could be run in a red/white deck, but then you have the battle that turns into the message and it's clear the kind of deck that this is supposed to be going into. I do want to add, and this isn't so much a criticism as it is a weakness of Magic's visual system: all that hybrid next to each other isn't the most aesthetically appealing and would 100% never be printed. But we live in the best of all worlds here.
Mechanically, this card's fine, and flavorfully, this card is also pretty great. The flavor text on the front side isn't what I would usually like from a MTG perspective but works well from a poetic perspective. Teferi's quote is sensible—is that directly from the story? I actually liked the BRO fiction pieces a lot. Right, all the same: checks out. I don't recall seeing your username a lot, so I assume you're a fresher contestant than some here, so like, props for swinging for the fences and landing gracefully. Great restrictions, great build-around, great choices for specific setting, great power level to rarity balance, weird weird weird card.
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@sparkyyoungupstart — The Second Apostasine War
Speaking of swinging for the fences, wowzers. There is a lot of text on this card but I'm not completely lost. I grok it completely, and I want to give you a hint: every instance where the name of this card appears outside its name box could be shorted to "this battle" and remove a lot of space. The thing about this card is its power level and where this would be played. I assume this is for commander, because once this card is dealt its twenty damage, the defending player would most likely have lost a significant amount of life. How do you expect this battle to be defeated before that player loses just from this first trigger alone?
It seems like a fun exercise, but there's a paradox of sorts. If you swing with a bunch of small creatures at the battle, the defending player will lose an immense amount of life and probably die. If you swing with one massive creature, chances are you'd be better off just swinging at your opponent. The point of MTG gameplay is, in the end, to incentivise ways to win the game, and this card doesn't do much of that past the first ability. If the first two triggers were advantages and the last one was more directly about life loss/damage, then that would certainly make more sense. The way that you have created this card is amazing and I love the thought process. The actual in-game text is in conflict with how this card works to win the game.
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That's all for now! Pick your battles and count your blessings—or the other way around, too.
@abelzumi
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Aetna medicare timely filing
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LICENSE FOR USE OF "PHYSICIANS' CURRENT PROCEDURAL TERMINOLOGY", (CPT)ĬPT codes, descriptions and other data only are copyright 2002-2020 American Medical Association (AMA). AS USED HEREIN, "YOU" AND "YOUR" REFER TO YOU AND ANY ORGANIZATION ON BEHALF OF WHICH YOU ARE ACTING. IF YOU ARE ACTING ON BEHALF OF AN ORGANIZATION, YOU REPRESENT THAT YOU ARE AUTHORIZED TO ACT ON BEHALF OF SUCH ORGANIZATION AND THAT YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THESE AGREEMENTS CREATES A LEGALLY ENFORCEABLE OBLIGATION OF THE ORGANIZATION. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH HEREIN, CLICK ABOVE ON THE LINK LABELED "I Do Not Accept" AND EXIT FROM THIS COMPUTER SCREEN. BY CLICKING ABOVE ON THE LINK LABELED "I Accept", YOU HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED TO ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS SET FORTH IN THESE AGREEMENTS. THE LICENSES GRANTED HEREIN ARE EXPRESSLY CONDITIONED UPON YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONTAINED IN THESE AGREEMENTS. If you choose not to accept the agreement, you will return to the Noridian Medicare home page. This includes items such as CPT codes, CDT codes, ICD-10 and other UB-04 codes.īefore you can enter the Noridian Medicare site, please read and accept an agreement to abide by the copyright rules regarding the information you find within this site. Some of the Provider information contained on the Noridian Medicare web site is copyrighted by the American Medical Association, the American Dental Association, and/or the American Hospital Association. CMS CR7834 - Modifying the Timely Filing Exceptions on Retroactive Medicare Entitlement and Retroactive Medicare Entitlement Involving State Medicaid Agencies.CMS CR7270 - Changes to the Time Limits for Filing Medicare Fee-For-Service Claims.CMS CR7080 - Timely Claims Filing: Additional Instructions.CMS Change Request (CR)6960 - Systems Changes Necessary to Implement the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) Section 6404 - Maximum Period for Submission of Medicare Claims Reduced to Not More Than 12 Months.(For services furnished during October – December of a year, the time limit may be extended no later than the end of the fourth year after that year.) Resources The timely filing limit cannot be extended beyond December 31 of the third calendar year after the year in which the services were furnished. Claims must be submitted by the last day of the sixth calendar month following notification that the error has been corrected by the government agency. Paper claims should include a copy of the letter that indicates the date range for the claims involved or the effective date of the Medicare entitlement. The comment in Item 19 for Medicaid recoupments should state "Medicare Buy Back" and for SSA retroactive entitlements, the comment should state "SSA Error-Retroactive Entitlement." If a claim is denied for timely filing as the result of an administrative error due to a government agency, such as a Medicaid agency recouping money due to Medicare entitlement by the patient at the time of the service or an error with the patient's Social Security Administration (SSA) entitlement, the claim(s) may be resubmitted with a comment in Item 19 of the CMS-1500 claim form (or electronic equivalent) that indicates there was an administrative error. Medicare regulations, 42 CFR 424.44, allow that where a Medicare program error causes the failure of a provider to file a claim for payment within the time limit in section 70.1, the time limit will be extended through the last day of the sixth calendar month following the month in which the error is rectified by notification to the provider or beneficiary.
Aetna medicare timely filing manual#
See the CMS Internet Only Manual (IOM), Publication 100-04, Medicare Claims Processing Manual, Chapter 1, Section 70. For claims submitted by physicians and other suppliers that include span DOS, line item "From" date is used for determining date of service for claims filing timelinessĪ claim that is denied because it was not filed timely is not afforded appeal rights.For institutional claims that include span DOS (i.e., a "From" and "Through" date on claim), "Through" date on claim is used for determining DOS for claims filing timeliness.Claims with a February 29 DOS must be filed by February 28 of following year to meet timely filing requirements.In general, start date for determining 1-year timely filing period is DOS or "From" date on claim.As a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), all claims for services furnished on/after January 1, 2010, must be filed with your Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) no later than one calendar year (12 months) from the date of service (DOS) or Medicare will deny the claim.
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