📚It's Story Time 📖| Powerful Xavier Sal Budget Deck

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This deck is chock-full of stories to tell! Here we have a commander that doesn't mind going the extra mile and reading the Silmarillion before the Lord of the Rings! The story begins with Xavier Sal, Infested Captain. He probably has some sort of interesting backstory, but instead he tells others' stories and does it by sacrificing the creatures he populates to proliferate. No matter how far you read you will never escape. What you may ask? Easy, this segue. Welcome back to the Power Budget Description Rambling®! Time to pull some second person here... ~~

You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door.
There is a small mailbox here.
-open mailbox
Opening the small mailbox reveals a leaflet.
-read leaflet
(Taken)
"WELCOME TO ZORK!
ZORK is a game of adventure, danger, and low cunning. In it you will explore some of the most amazing territory ever seen by mortals. No computer should be without one!"

Ahh, a game as pure as time itself! Now THATS real gaming, none of this collectible garbage with set numbers and play boosters. All you needed was a personal computer, a working pair of hands and eyes, and enough brain power to think in the 3rd dimension! I've never beaten Zork, though. My only introduction to it was actually from "Call of Duty: Black Ops", like, the first one. (spoiler for a 14 year old game btw) If you got out of the chair and typed Zork into the terminal behind you it would start this game, and I was truly ENAMORED with it. I tried as hard as I could to finish it without looking anything up, but I never could. I don't even think I got that far, either. But still, it is interesting. I kinda feel bad for not taking the time to complete it. Oh hey, by the way, if you're new here these little description messages are secret. I am always interested as to how many people really read these things so I make coded messages for those who read them to relay back to me so I know my time doesn't go to waste rambling in these description boxes. You know what? Since I didn't complete the game find some way to call me a "zork dork" in some fashion. That'd really confuse some people. also added bonus, that game is a story based game so it fits the theme! HAHA! Totally planned :] (now to throw them off by making a final statement that looks like it would fit in a normal description)

And that's why this deck really shines!
(nailed it)