Breakfast with a Witch Gardener Village Imagine waking up early one morning and receiving an exciting invitation to have breakfast in a witch gardener village. The thought alone is enough to spark curiosity and wonder. As you make your way to the village, a sense of enchantment fills the air. Upon arrival, the first thing that catches your attention is the vibrant array of colors. The witch gardener village is like a painting brought to life. Lush greenery surrounds every corner, and flowers of every shade imaginable bloom in abundance.
Two events: "Play Any Deck" and "Win Any Card". [6] Play Any Deck Event Dates: 9/26 - 10/1/2019
The first Challenge was with Kaladesh Remastered in November 2020; the last one run was with Innistrad Midnight Hunt , which roughly coincided with the introduction of Play-In Points, the shift to majority-Limited Arena Opens and more Sealed deck Qualifier Weekends. Note We re aware of an error in which the insert found in Draft Booster displays was printed with archetype information from Dominaria United rather than Commander Masters.
Lush greenery surrounds every corner, and flowers of every shade imaginable bloom in abundance. It's as if the village is perpetually caught in the throes of spring. As you stroll through the winding pathways, you spot charming little cottages adorned with whimsical decorations.
What Is Commander Draft?
For a quick recap of what a normal draft is, you build your deck by a process called drafting.
In that normal draft, you sit down at a table with seven other people, and each starts with three booster packs of a set. You open a pack, select a card, put it face down in front of you, then pass the rest of the cards in the pack to your left. You then pick up what was passed to you, choose a card, and repeat the same process until all the cards have been taken. Then do this again for the second booster pack, passing to the right, and finally back to the left for the third booster pack. At the end, you'll build a deck using those cards.
Commander Draft is very similar but with a couple differences to know about.
You are, of course, going to be drafting a Commander deck and playing four-player multiplayer afterward. So, you'll want to keep that very different way of drafting in mind.
You start with three packs, but keep in mind that Commander Masters packs each contain 20 cards! The big difference though is this: you draft two cards at a time! Ever seen a pack with two cards you can't pick between? Well, problem solved! This helps you get all the synergistic pieces you need for Commander. Open a spellslinger legendary creature and a splashy sorcery? Take them both!
At the end of the draft, you're going to be building a 60-card deck. You can take as many basic lands as you want to add to your deck as well.
Now, it is a Commander deck, so your deck is going to have a commander (or, in the case of partner, commanders). Those count towards your 60 cards. Your deck has to follow color identity rules, so everything in your deck must match the colors of your commander(s).
One unexpected thing might be how many copies of a card you can play in your deck. Card limits don't apply in draft: in a normal draft you can play five Lightning Bolts if you draft them, and in Commander Draft you can play three Ash Barrens if you draft them. You usually won't have many duplicates, but it can happen, and it's good to know.
Once you've built your deck, you're just playing regular Commander! 40 life, commander tax, free mulligan and all.
Now, there is one other special thing for Commander Masters to keep in mind .
Each cottage has its own unique flair, showcasing the individuality of its witch gardener occupant. There's a sense of magic everywhere you look – from the intricate carvings on wooden doors to the mystical symbols etched onto window panes. The village square is bustling with activity, and the tantalizing aroma of freshly brewed potions and herbal teas fills the air. Locals, both human and magical beings alike, gather around tables covered in vibrant tablecloths, eagerly chatting and sharing stories. It's a scene straight out of a fairy tale. You find yourself seated at a table next to a kind-faced witch with silver hair and twinkling eyes. She introduces herself as Morgana, the village's renowned witch gardener. Her vast knowledge of plants and herbs is evident as she passionately discusses the village's thriving magical garden. Morgana shares tales of the garden's unique plants, some of which possess enchanting properties. She explains that these plants aren't grown for their mystical abilities alone but also for their beauty and contribution to the overall harmony of the village. Meanwhile, a delicious spread is laid out before you. Plates of warm scones, topped with homemade berry jam, entice your taste buds. Crispy bacon, scrambled eggs, and steaming cups of herbal tea complete the meal. It's a breakfast fit for a witch, prepared with love and care. As you take a bite of the flaky scone, you can't help but feel a sense of belonging. The villagers embrace you as if you've always been a part of their magical world. They share stories and secrets, inviting you to immerse yourself in their enchanting way of life. As the morning sun reaches its zenith, the atmosphere in the village transforms. The once buzzing square becomes a place of tranquility. The villagers retreat to their beautiful gardens, where they tend to plants with ancient rituals and care. It's a sight that leaves you in awe, a testament to the deep connection between nature and magic. As your time in the witch gardener village comes to an end, you bid farewell to Morgana and the villagers. They send you off with small gifts – potted plants and jars of homemade herbal remedies, symbols of the bonds you formed during breakfast. Leaving the village, you carry a piece of its magic within you. The experience leaves you with a renewed appreciation for nature, the mysteries of the world, and the beauty of shared meals and stories. Breakfast in the witch gardener village will forever hold a special place in your heart..
Reviews for "Immerse yourself in the enchanting breakfast traditions of a witch gardner village"
1. Jane - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Breakfast with a witch gardner village". The title made it sound intriguing, but the story itself was confusing and lacked depth. The characters felt one-dimensional and the plot was disjointed. I struggled to connect with the protagonist and the interactions between the witch and the gardener were underdeveloped. Overall, I found the book to be a letdown and wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Mark - 1 star - "Breakfast with a witch gardner village" was a tedious read for me. The pacing was sluggish and the storyline lacked any compelling twists or turns. The witch character felt like a caricature, with no real depth or complexity. The writing style was also lackluster, failing to create a sense of suspense or intrigue. I had high hopes for this book, but it ultimately fell flat for me, and I was left feeling disappointed and unfulfilled.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I struggled to get through "Breakfast with a witch gardner village". The pacing was too slow, and the storyline was predictable. The writing lacked eloquence and finesse, making it difficult to become fully immersed in the world the author was trying to create. The characters were forgettable and their interactions felt forced. I found myself skimming through the pages, waiting for something exciting to happen, but it never did. Overall, I found the book to be a mediocre and forgettable read.