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What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games or programs you will be using.

• Video editing and gaming! For video editing I will be using DaVinci Resolve. For games I will be mostly playing MC, stardew valley, lethal company, maybe some one off horror games?

What is your maximum budget before rebates/shipping/taxes?

• Max $1600, preferably around $1400-$1500 but willing to spend a few bucks more.

When do you plan on building/buying the PC? Note: beyond a week or two from today means any build you receive will be out of date when you want to buy.

• I will be buying parts in 2ish weeks

What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (ToweOS/monitokeyboard/mouse/etc)**

• just the tower! (We're talking about the case right?)

Which country (and state/province) will you be purchasing the parts in? If you're in US, do you have access to a Microcenter location?

• US, Oregon. I do not have access to a microcenter.

If reusing any parts (including monitor(s)/keyboard/mouse/etc), what parts will you be reusing? Brands and models are appreciated.

• I will be reusing my keyboard and mouse I got for free, from cyberpowerpc. I will also be reusing my Logi headset (though I don't use the mic) that I got for free.

Will you be overclocking? If yes, are you interested in overclocking right away, or down the line? CPU and/or GPU?

• Nope seems kinda scary

Are there any specific features or items you want/need in the build? (ex: SSD, large amount of storage or a RAID setup, CUDA or OpenCL support, etc)

• I would like a good amount of storage. I need quite a few USB ports (slots? Idk). Also a lot of ram I'm pretty sure? I also need an integrated GPU!

Do you have any specific case preferences (Size like ITX/microATX/mid-towefull-tower, styles, colors, window or not, LED lighting, etc), or a particular color theme preference for the components?

• preferably black case with good airflow. I think mid-tower is a good size.

Do you need a copy of Windows included in the budget? If you do need one included, do you have a preference?

• No, I'll do that later.

Hi,
I'm not a stranger to building a PC, but the last PC that I built had a socket A Asus A7V as its motherboard in college. So in short, I'm really out-of-touch with the current hardware market.
I finally got sick of laptops and is thinking of tinkling with a mid-range (whatever it means now) gaming PC. Budget is around $600 to $800 USD. Is that realistic? Anyone has a setup to recommend that can get me the most performance/price? If that's not a realistic price point, I'm also open to variation that are slightly higher (Up to $1000 USD), but I would prefer to keep to my initial price point.
I don't run play FPS, and the biggest game I'm playing is Starsector. I occasionally photoshop and do video editing. I want something that is also powerful enough to run FreeCAD, so I can tinker on 3d printing projects, that I cannot really run on my current laptop.
Thanks

What is your maximum budget before rebates/shipping/taxes?

$600 to $800 USD

When do you plan on building/buying the PC? Note: beyond a week or two from today means any build you receive will be out of date when you want to buy.

May - early June

What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (ToweOS/monitokeyboard/mouse/etc)

Tower

Which country (and state/province) will you be purchasing the parts in? If you're in US, do you have access to a Microcenter location?

Singapore

If reusing any parts (including monitor(s)/keyboard/mouse/etc), what parts will you be reusing? Brands and models are appreciated.

Monitor, keyboard, mouse

Will you be overclocking? If yes, are you interested in overclocking right away, or down the line? CPU and/or GPU?

No

Are there any specific features or items you want/need in the build? (ex: SSD, large amount of storage or a RAID setup, CUDA or OpenCL support, etc)

Doing Photoshop, video editing and FreeCAD. Need more RAM.

What type of network connectivity do you need? (Wired and/or WiFi) If WiFi is needed and you would like to find the fastest match for your wireless router, please list any specifics.

Wifi

Do you have any specific case preferences (Size like ITX/microATX/mid-towefull-tower, styles, colors, window or not, LED lighting, etc), or a particular color theme preference for the components?

No fancy style or LED. Have space for full tower, and prefer solution that are cheap and have space for upgrading.

Do you need a copy of Windows included in the budget? If you do need one included, do you have a preference?

No

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Redesigns: Heatblast Redesign: Sleeker with magma-like veins glowing beneath his rocky exterior. Equipment: Volcanic Gauntlets that enhance his fire abilities. Outfit: A flame-retardant suit with a core reactor symbol on the chest.
Diamondhead Redesign: Crystalline armor with reflective surfaces and sharper edges. Equipment: A crystal shield that can morph into different defensive shapes. Outfit: A suit with geometric patterns that shimmer with a diamond-like brilliance.
XLR8 Redesign: More aerodynamic with streamlined armor and a visor for high-speed travel. Equipment: Turbo boots that leave a trail of blue energy when he sprints. Outfit: A racing suit with a sleek helmet that has a retractable visor.
Fourarms Redesign: Bulkier with reinforced joints for extra strength. Equipment: Heavy-duty gauntlets that can smash through barriers. Outfit: A gladiator-inspired ensemble with a belt displaying his alien number.
Stinkfly Redesign: Brighter colors with translucent wings and bioluminescent spots. Equipment: A harness that helps distribute healing mist more effectively. Outfit: A lightweight suit that glows in the dark, highlighting his flight path.
Upgrade Redesign: Futuristic with a sleek metallic finish and circuit patterns. Equipment: A modular backpack that can transform into various tech gadgets. Outfit: A tech-suit that integrates with his body, allowing for seamless transformations.
Ghostfreak Redesign: More ethereal with a ghostly aura and chains that represent his phasing ability. Equipment: Ectoplasmic chains that can extend and bind enemies. Outfit: A tattered cloak that billows as if always caught in an otherworldly wind.
Snare-oh Redesign: Ancient Egyptian motifs with hieroglyphs etched into his bandages. Equipment: Ankh-shaped gauntlets that enhance his sand powers. Outfit: A pharaoh’s headdress that symbolizes his regal presence on the battlefield.
Frankenstrike Redesign: More industrial with visible bolts and conductive wiring. Equipment: A pair of Tesla coil shoulder pads that amplify his electric attacks. Outfit: A patchwork suit that resembles a mad scientist’s lab coat.
Eye Guy Redesign: Eyes of varying sizes with adaptive irises for different vision modes. Equipment: A visor that coordinates his eye beams for precision strikes. Outfit: A suit with lens patterns that focus his ocular energy.
Swampfire Redesign: More plant-like with vibrant green foliage and fiery red flowers. Equipment: Compost Gauntlets that enhance his regenerative abilities. Outfit: A botanical suit with leaf patterns and a fiery emblem on the chest.
Echo-Echo Redesign: Sleek and white with sound wave patterns across his body. Equipment: Sonic Amplifiers that boost his sound-based attacks. Outfit: A suit with a sound equalizer display that reacts to his sonic screams.
Humongosaur Redesign: Dinosaur-like with armored plating and a more pronounced tail. Equipment: Meteor Hammer fists that increase his smashing power. Outfit: A prehistoric-themed armor set with bone and rock elements.
Jetray Redesign: More streamlined with sharper wings and a jet engine-like back. Equipment: Aero Fins that improve his maneuverability in the air. Outfit: A flight suit with a sleek helmet and goggles for high-altitude visibility.
Big Chill Redesign: Ghostly with icy blue tones and frost-covered wings. Equipment: Frostbite Claws that leave a chilling effect on enemies. Outfit: A cloak that shimmers like thin ice and leaves a trail of frost.
Brainstorm Redesign: Brain-like patterns with neural connectors and a brighter shell. Equipment: Cerebral Enhancer that increases his psychic abilities. Outfit: A lab coat with a brainwave pattern and a utility belt for gadgets.
Goop Redesign: More viscous with glowing internal organs visible within. Equipment: Polarity Boots that allow him to stick to surfaces and maintain shape. Outfit: A containment suit that helps him keep form and focus his attacks.
Spidermonkey Redesign: More arachnid with additional eyes and spikier fur. Equipment: Web Slingers that shoot stronger and stickier webs. Outfit: A stealth suit with a spider emblem and grip-enhancing gloves and boots.
Loadstar Redesign: Magnetic with a core that glows when using his powers. Equipment: Gravitational Greaves that enhance his magnetic field control. Outfit: An armored suit with polarized plates that attract and repel metal.
Rath Redesign: Fiercer with more pronounced claws and tiger-like stripes. Equipment: Rage Amplifiers that boost his strength when his health is low. Outfit: A luchador-inspired costume with a mask that embodies his wild spirit.
Water Hazard Redesign: More aquatic with a sleeker, streamlined body and gill-like structures. Equipment: Aqua Cannons that can shoot high-pressure water streams. Outfit: A wetsuit with hydrodynamic patterns and a water drop emblem.
Ampfibian Redesign: More translucent with visible bio-electric currents flowing through his body. Equipment: Electro-Flippers that increase swimming speed and maneuverability. Outfit: A suit with neon trims that pulse with his electric charge.
Armodrillo Redesign: Bulkier with reinforced armor plating and drill bits. Equipment: Seismic Boots that enhance ground-shaking abilities. Outfit: A miner’s outfit with a helmet light and a rugged utility belt.
NRG Redesign: Glowing core with a more robust containment suit. Equipment: Reactor Gauntlets that can channel and shoot nuclear energy. Outfit: A radiation suit with a warning symbol and energy-absorbing layers.
Terraspin Redesign: Shell patterns resembling wind turbines and more pronounced fins. Equipment: Cyclone Discs that can be thrown to create gusts of wind. Outfit: An aviator jacket with a turtle shell pattern and wind direction arrows.
Clockwork Redesign: More gears and clockwork mechanisms visible with a timeless finish. Equipment: Chrono Keys that can unlock temporal abilities. Outfit: A steampunk-inspired suit with brass accents and a pocket watch.
Jury Rigg Redesign: More mechanical with tools integrated into his limbs. Equipment: Wrecking Ratchets that increase his dismantling speed. Outfit: A mechanic’s jumpsuit with patches and a tool belt.
Chamalien Redesign: More chameleon-like with adaptive skin that changes patterns. Equipment: Camo Cloak that enhances his stealth capabilities. Outfit: A suit with a chameleon scale motif that shifts colors with his movements.
Feedback Redesign: More electrically charged with pulsating energy lines across his body. Equipment: Antenna Arrays that increase the range and power of his electrical attacks. Outfit: A suit with circuitry patterns that glow with stored energy.
Bloxx Redesign: Modular with interlocking blocks that can reconfigure on the fly. Equipment: Building Bracers that allow for quicker construction of barriers and structures. Outfit: A construction-themed outfit with a hard hat emblem and utility belt.
Ball Weevil Redesign: Brighter colors with a more pronounced spherical body for rolling. Equipment: Plasma Cores that create larger and more potent explosive orbs. Outfit: A sleek suit with orb patterns and a visor that helps target his plasma globes.
Pesky Dust Redesign: Fairy-like with more delicate wings and a dreamy aura. Equipment: Dreamcatcher Net that can capture and amplify his sleep-inducing dust. Outfit: A mystical robe with star and moon motifs that enhance his magical presence.
Atomix Redesign: Radiant with a mini-reactor core and energy veins visible on his body. Equipment: Fusion Gauntlets that stabilize and focus his nuclear energy. Outfit: A hazard suit with a reactor symbol and protective plating.
Gutrot Redesign: Chemical tanks visible on his body with tubes connecting to his gauntlets. Equipment: Diffuser Mask that spreads his gases over a wider area. Outfit: A biochemical suit with a respirator and hazard symbols.
Whampire Redesign: More vampiric with bat-like features and a darker color scheme. Equipment: Echo-Locator Goggles that help him navigate and hunt in the dark. Outfit: A gothic cloak with a high collar and a clasp shaped like a bat.
Shocksquash Redesign: Bulkier with coils and capacitors integrated into his limbs. Equipment: Shock Boots that generate electricity with each stomp. Outfit: An electrified suit with lightning bolt patterns and insulated gloves.
Wildmutt Redesign: Enhanced sensory nodes and a more streamlined body for agility. Equipment: Sonic Collar that amplifies his roars and tracking abilities. Outfit: A sleek suit with padded armor to protect while maintaining flexibility.
Grey Matter Redesign: More pronounced cranial features and brighter skin to highlight his intelligence. Equipment: Quantum Computer Backpack that assists with hacking and strategy. Outfit: A miniaturized lab coat with various gadget holsters.
Ripjaws Redesign: Sharper teeth and fins, with a bioluminescent glow for underwater combat. Equipment: Aqua Jetpack that allows for swift movements in and out of water. Outfit: A reinforced diving suit with pressure resistance for deep-sea excursions.
Cannonbolt Redesign: A more aerodynamic shell with reinforced plating for rolling attacks. Equipment: Momentum Wheels that increase speed and control during rolls. Outfit: A racing stripe motif with impact-absorbing materials.
Wildvine Redesign: Thicker vines and a broader range of plant-like features. Equipment: Photosynthesis Boosters that enhance healing and growth abilities. Outfit: A botanical armor set with leafy camouflage.
Spitter Redesign: More pronounced glands and a wider mouth for his spitting attacks. Equipment: Hydration Pack that keeps him primed for slime production. Outfit: A moisture-retaining suit that helps in slime regeneration.
Buzzshock Redesign: Brighter electrical arcs and a more compact body for zipping around. Equipment: Static Amplifiers that boost his electrical output. Outfit: A suit with conductive pathways that glow with stored electricity.
Blitzwolfer Redesign: More pronounced fangs and claws, with a darker, more intimidating appearance. Equipment: Lunar Lenses that enhance his night vision and howling range. Outfit: A tattered cape that billows as he moves, adding to his fearsome presence.
Upchuck Redesign: A wider mouth and a more robust digestive system visible on his belly. Equipment: Digestive Accelerators that allow for quicker consumption and energy conversion. Outfit: A suit with reinforced areas around the stomach to handle his expansive appetite.
Ditto Redesign: Brighter colors and more expressive faces to differentiate his clones. Equipment: Cloning Belt that enhances the stability and independence of each clone. Outfit: A uniform with a number system to keep track of his duplicates.
Waybig Redesign: Cosmic patterns on his skin and a more imposing stature. Equipment: Stellar Stabilizers that help him maintain balance and leverage his size. Outfit: A suit with celestial motifs that reflect his cosmic origins.
Arctiguana Redesign: Icier appearance with sharper spines and a more pronounced frill. Equipment: Cryo Converters that enhance his ice beam’s freezing capabilities. Outfit: An insulated suit that protects him from overheating and helps focus his cold powers.
Chromastone Redesign: More prismatic with a crystalline structure that refracts light. Equipment: Prism Gauntlets that enhance his energy absorption and refraction abilities. Outfit: A suit with angular, reflective panels that mimic his crystalline form.
Alien X Redesign: Cosmic and ethereal with starry patterns that shift and change. Equipment: Celestial Scepter that focuses his reality-warping powers. Outfit: A robe that seems to contain a piece of the universe, complete with twinkling stars.
Nanomech Redesign: Sleeker with more advanced nanotechnology features. Equipment: Micro-Assembler that allows him to construct various devices on the fly. Outfit: A tech-enhanced suit that adjusts to his size changes.
Fasttrack Redesign: Streamlined with aerodynamic features for enhanced speed. Equipment: Velocity Vambraces that boost his speed and agility. Outfit: A racing suit with dynamic lines that glow when he accelerates.
Eatle Redesign: Bulkier with a reinforced exoskeleton and sharper mandibles. Equipment: Digestive Reinforcement Belt that aids in processing consumed materials. Outfit: A utility belt with compartments for storing consumed materials.
Gravattack Redesign: More planetary with a core that glows like a molten core. Equipment: Graviton Anchor that helps him control his gravitational fields. Outfit: A suit with orbiting bands that represent his control over gravity.
Crashhopper Redesign: More insectoid with enhanced leg hydraulics for powerful jumps. Equipment: Impact Dampeners that protect him during high-velocity landings. Outfit: A suit with spring-loaded accents that highlight his leaping abilities.
Walkatrout Redesign: More amphibious with sleek scales and a streamlined body. Equipment: Aqua-Dynamic Fins that improve his swimming and maneuverability. Outfit: A wetsuit with a slippery surface to aid in evasive maneuvers.
Molestache Redesign: More distinguished with a larger, more versatile mustache. Equipment: Mustache Combs that can be used as weapons or tools. Outfit: A Victorian-style suit with a bow tie and a monocle for a touch of class.
The Worst Redesign: Tougher looking with visible scars and a more rugged appearance. Equipment: Resilience Amplifiers that make him even harder to take down. Outfit: A battered suit that looks like it’s been through many battles.
Kickin Hawk Redesign: Sharper talons and more pronounced feathers for a fiercer look. Equipment: Talon Enhancers that increase the power of his kicks. Outfit: A martial arts gi with feathered accents that flutter as he moves.
Toepick Redesign: Darker and more ominous with a face that’s hidden until revealed. Equipment: Fear Inducers that amplify the terror he instills in enemies. Outfit: A cloak that shrouds him in mystery, only opening to unleash his frightful visage.
Astrodactyl Redesign: More alien with wing membranes that glow with cosmic energy. Equipment: Jetpack Harness that enhances his flight and energy projection. Outfit: A suit with aerodynamic features and a helmet with a visor for space travel.
Bullfrag Redesign: More muscular with amphibious traits and a tougher skin texture. Equipment: Strength Enhancers that boost his physical prowess. Outfit: A tactical vest with various pouches for carrying mission essentials.

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Made this because I was bored and thought I'd put my love of lists of things to good use. Here's where you can find and farm shards for every character in MSF. I'll try to keep this current with new updates and any changes that occur. If I make any mistakes, let me know.
(Apologies for everything being left-justified, I tried to put the section names in the middle but Reddit's formatting is being annoying.)

Table of Contents

Heroes Campaign
Villains Campaign
Nexus Campaign
Cosmic Campaign
Mystic Campaign
Doom Campaign
Heroes Campaign Hard
Villains Campaign Hard
Nexus Campaign Hard
Incursion Campaign
Legendary Events
Dark Dimensions
Scourges
Sagas
Trials
Blitz Store
Raid Store
Arena Store
War Store
Crucible Store
Orbs
Other
Not Currently Farmable
In-Game, Unreleased
Upcoming Characters

Heroes Campaign

Beast
Black Panther
Bullseye
Cable
Captain America
Captain America (Sam)
Colossus
Doctor Strange
Emma Frost
Firestar
Gamora
Iceman
Mysterio
Punisher
She-Hulk
Shocker
Squirrel Girl
Spider-Man (Symbiote)
Venom
Yondu

Villains Campaign

Ghost Rider
Groot
Gwenpool
Hela
Jessica Jones
Juggernaut
Kingpin
Kitty Pryde
Magik
Mighty Thor
Morbius
Ms. Marvel
Nebula
Rescue
Sabretooth
Shang-Chi
U.S. Agent
Vision
War Machine

Nexus Campaign

Black Widow
Bucky Barnes
Captain America (WWII)
Drax
Electro
Elsa Bloodstone
Fantomex
Ghost-Spider
Green Goblin
Iron Fist
Mister Fantastic
Mockingbird
Moon Knight
Moondragon
Mystique
Nobu
Psylocke
Red Guardian
Silver Samurai
Star-Lord (T'Challa)
The Thing
Winter Soldier
Yellowjacket

Cosmic Campaign

America Chavez
Karnak
Kate Bishop
Misty Knight
Nakia
Taskmaster
Thanos
Wasp

Mystic Campaign

Brawn
Doctor Voodoo
Multiple Man
Okoye
Stature
Storm
Swarm

Doom Campaign

Captain America (Sam)
Dark Beast
Loki
Namor
Polaris
Red Skull
Silver Surfer
Spider-Woman

Heroes Campaign Hard

Carnage
Darkhawk
Dazzler
Deadpool
Echo
Gambit
Lizard
Maria Hill
Mysterio
Phyla-Vell
Spider-Man (Noir)
Spider-Punk
Sunspot
Tigra
Wong

Villains Campaign Hard

Agent Coulson
Bishop
Black Panther (1MM)
Cloak
Dagger
Fantomex
Mighty Thor
Moonstone
Nico Minoru
Photon
Sersi
Sharon Carter
Spider-Man 2099
Strange (Heartless)
Viv Vision

Nexus Campaign Hard

Absorbing Man
Sylvie
Loki (Teen)
Thor (Infinity War)
Titania
Union Jack

Incursion Campaign

Deathpool
Iron Man (Zombie)
Kang the Conqueror
Spider-Weaver
Vahl

Legendary Events

Adam Warlock
Black Bolt
Doctor Octopus
Ebony Maw
Invisible Woman
Iron Man
Jubilee
Magneto
Nick Fury
Omega Red
Phoenix
Shuri
Star-Lord

Dark Dimensions

Kestrel
Ultron
Ultimus
Doctor Doom
Dormammu
Super Skrull
Mephisto

Scourges

Morgan Le Fay
Rogue
Red Hulk
Archangel

Sagas

Apocalypse

Trials

Nova
Black Cat
Green Goblin (Classic)
Old Man Logan

Blitz Store

Ant-Man
Captain Marvel
Crossbones
Deadpool
Elektra
Hand Archer
Hand Assassin
Hand Blademaster
Hand Sentry
Hand Sorceress
Human Torch
Iron Fist (WWII)
Luke Cage
Mantis
Maria Hill
Mockingbird
Namor
Okoye
Proxima Midnight
Quake
Ravager Boomer
Ravager Bruiser
Ravager Stitcher
Rescue
Rhino
Ronan the Accuser
S.H.I.E.L.D. Assault
S.H.I.E.L.D. Medic
S.H.I.E.L.D. Operative
S.H.I.E.L.D. Security
S.H.I.E.L.D. Trooper
Scarlet Witch
Scream
She-Hulk
Silver Surfer
Spider-Man
Spider-Man (Miles)
Spider-Slayer
Stryfe
Sunfire
Toad
Valkyrie
Viv Vision
White Tiger

Raid Store

A.I.M. Assaulter
A.I.M. Infector
A.I.M. Monstrosity
A.I.M. Researcher
A.I.M. Security
Agent Coulson
Baron Zemo
Bishop
Brawn
Cloak
Cull Obsidian
Cyclops
Daredevil
Elsa Bloodstone
Graviton
Hawkeye
Ikaris
Ironheart
Killmonger
Korg
Kraven the Hunter
Mercenary Lieutenant
Mercenary Riot Guard
Mercenary Soldier
Mercenary Sniper
Misty Knight
Moonstone
Ms. Marvel (Hard Light)
Negasonic
Nico Minoru
Night Nurse
Rocket Raccoon
Scientist Supreme
Sharon Carter
Spider-Man (Big Time)
Stature
Thor
Vulture
Yo-Yo

Arena Store

Agent Venom
Anti-Venom
Blob
Colleen Wing
Corvus Glaive
Dagger
Deathlok
Domino
Falcon
Gambit
Heimdall
Hydra Armored Guard
Hydra Grenadier
Hydra Rifle Trooper
Hydra Scientist
Hydra Sniper
Korath the Pursuer
Kree Cyborg
Kree Oracle
Kree Noble
Kree Reaper
Kree Royal Guard
Loki
Madelyne Pryor
M'Baku
Mordo
Phyla-Vell
Red Skull
Ronin
Shatterstar
Spider-Man (Noir)
Spider-Punk
Spider-Woman
Star-Lord (Annihilation)
Strange (Heartless)
Yelena Belova

War Store

Absorbing Man
Carnage
Crystal
Dazzler
Echo
Forge
Ghost
Ironheart (MKII)
Longshot
Minn-Erva
Mister Sinister
Pyro
Scarlet Spider
Sif
Spider-Man 2099
X-23

Crucible Store

Abomination
Agatha Harkness
Black Panther (1MM)
Beta Ray Bill
Captain Carter
Cosmo
Ghost Rider (Robbie)
Hulkbuster
Iron Man (Infinity War)
Lady Deathstrike
Nemesis
Nightcrawler
Quicksilver

Orbs

Black Knight - Boosted Odds in Premium Orb
Kang the Conqueror - Boosted Odds in Premium Orb
Ronin - Boosted Odds in Arena Orb

Other

Hulk - Achievements
Mister Negative - Daily Web Free Claim
Wolverine - Daily Objectives

Not Currently Farmable

Cosmic Ghost Rider
Gwenpool
Iron Patriot
Juggernaut (Zombie)
Peni Parker
Peter B. Parker
Red Goblin
Spider-Man (Pavitr)
Starbrand
The Leader
Void Knight

In-Game, Unreleased

Daken
Pandapool

Upcoming Characters

Guardian
Karen Page
Man-Thing
Professor X - Dark Dimension
Sasquatch

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My wife and I are from Bosnia and Herzegovina and are going to Japan in November for two weeks and want to check if you have any tips for our itinerary. It's our first time in Japan and we wanted to check out Tokyo and Kyoto mainly, but also make a stop in Takayama, Nara, Osaka and find a nice traditional ryokan. We will be making a round trip to Tokyo so we are considering staying at two different areas (ex. Shinjuku and Ueno).
As far as our interests go, we are big foodies and love anime/manga. We also usually tend to skip touristy places (ex. we visited Tuscany, but didn't go to Florence or Pisa), but for Japan it was a little hard to leave any of the touristy spots of the list because they look interesting :(, so we're wondering if any of the places are skippable. Thank you for any feedback! :)
Day 1: - Arriving at Narita airport early around 8-9AM. We will probably be looking to stay at Shinjuku or any western part of Tokyo so our hotel is close by to the attractions. - After leaving our bags at the hotel we would go spend time around Shibuya crossing, mostly checking out shops like Mugiwara, Pokemon center, Torch torch, Jump shop, Tower records, GBL. - We taught about checking out Shibuya sky during sunset, but we're not too interested in it, so would love to hear if it's worth it - At night probably go check out some izakayas and bars in Shinjuku or Shibuya
Day 2:

• Morning for Yoyogi park and Meiji shrine
• Maybe check out mipig cafe in Harajuku. We know there are also other spots like in Osaka or Kyoto, so we'll see when we would like to go
• Shimokitazawa: go to Shiro-Hige's cream puff factory and walk around, maybe walk in some cheap vintage stores
• Nakano broadway and JOJO bar (if anyone has info about the JOJO bar please share, we heard you need reservation and it's not always open and it's our main reason for going to Nakano)

Day 3:

• Kamakura day trip

Day 4:

• Have the hotel send our luggage to Kyoto while we go to other places for a couple of days (I hope that the luggage forwarding service works like this :D)
• Reservation at Kokuya Shibu Onsen ryokan. Probably go by train early and see the snow monkey park until it's time for check-in. Spend the night in the ryokan and tomorrow go to Takayama.

Day 5 and 6:

• Takayama and one daytrip to Shirakawa-go. Is it easier to check out Shirakawa-go when we are arriving from Nagano, or to go straight to Takayama and go by bus the next morning?

Day 7:

• Kyoto arrival. Probably spend time around the Nishiki market area and go see Kiyomizu-dera. Not gonna be a packed day here, just strolling around and seeing what's interesting. Would love to just get a beer and site by the river

Day 8:

• Arashiyama. Get up really early to beat the crowds at the bamboo forest.
• After that take a stroll to Gioji, Adashino Nenbutsuji and Otagi Nenbutsuji temples
• Come back and maybe od Tenryu-ji and go to monkey park
• When going back home maybe stop at Kinkaku-ji, but honestly I don't see the hype around it. Maybe you can share your thoughts

Day 9:

• Wake up early and go to Fushimi Inari
• After go to Philosopher's path and maybe check out some temples that are close by, but mainly just chill and walk around areas we haven't seen
• We also wanted to rent kimonos and maybe hire a photographer to take pictures of us, but we might need another day in Kyoto for that. If anyone has any experience let us know

Day 10:

• Send luggage to Tokyo
• Go to Nara and spend the day there and then go to Osaka to check-in to the hotel
• Go out in Osaka

Day 11:

• Osaka. Nothing in particular planned. Just walk around and see the city. Honestly, when we were planning Osaka didn't seem that interesting so that's why we are spending so little time here.

Day 12:

• Return to Tokyo. Check-in to hotel in Ueno.
• Maybe go to Ikebukuro for some shopping.
• For this night and the next two night we didn't plan a night out, but probably just go to where we feel like, maybe Roppongi, Ebisu, Shinjuku or Ginza

Day 13:

• Tsukiji outer market
• Ginza - walk around and check out some shops like uniqlo and muji
• Akihabara

Day 14:

• Asakusa - mainly around the Kaminarimon. Maybe go to the samurai ninja museum
• Kappabashi - knife and kitchenware shopping :D
• Jimbocho - book shopping :D

Day 15:

• Free day. Can be reserved for Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Takayama or a daytrip. Any suggestions?

Thank you for reading, any tips, recommendation or feedback is well appreciated!

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A year before I left Boston, we went for dinner one night. It was after ultimate frisbee, and Boloco was the only place open. We were still riding high from the last time, when we'd gotten everyone to swim across the Charles. Some kids from MIT had been eating grapes as they walked across the bridge, and I'd convinced them to throw some to me to try to catch in my mouth. They missed a few times before throwing down the ziplock bag, and I was able to throw one to you, which you caught.
So this time, I'd joked we should climb the fence to the reservoir and see if we could eat burritos on our backs as we swam across, like otters. You liked something I'd said, so instead of rushing it with Boloco, we wandered the grocery aisles to savor the planning. In the end, you'd proposed making a little boat by turning the frisbee upside down and duct taping two water bottles beneath as pontoons. "We could make smores," you said leaning toward me. We bought a tiki torch that we sat in the middle and then piled the rest of the frisbee with marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate squares from Hershey bars. Before we left, you ran back to your car to get a sharpie. You wrote "S.S. More" on the side of one water bottle. I posed for a photo.
The platter was awkward, and we dropped a couple pieces of chocolate in the woods. But we got through the fence easily. We broke sticks for our marshmallows and you lit the torch with a lighter from your car. I remember there were these little fish that would nibble at our toes in the shallows. It was unpleasant, but it didn't quite hurt, more ticklish. I was a more confident swimmer, so I pulled the jump rope, swimming on my back, the other hand balancing my marshmallow over the carcinogenic flame.
At some point out on the water, the wind picked up and blew out the torch. We treaded water several minutes as you tried to get the lighter, wet from where you'd stuffed it into your underwear, to work. At the other side of the reservoir, we stood and those little fish nibbled at us, and you shook out the lighter hard, and lit the torch. We ate as much as we pleased, laughing the whole way back. You took a turn with the jump rope.
That summer we drove up and stayed at the cabin your great uncle owned in Maine. The cabin itself was a converted boat, where your uncle, a local politician from Florida, spent his summers with his obese wife. They were the legal guardians of your cousin, whose father disappeared again after relapsing. It was early autumn, and you'd said it was too cold to swim. But we'd go down and jump in the water with your aunt and uncle, who were convinced the cold was soothing to your aunt's gout. I taught the little boy to skip rocks, but I got him in trouble by talking in character as Scarlet O'Hara during a game of Clue, which he wouldn't stop imitating for the rest of the afternoon. His grandfather sent him outside until he stopped. When you and I went to look for him, he was trying to split logs with an axe in his flip flops. We told him not to do that because he could lose his toes, and I told him that voices were only funny for a short time.
You and I didn't sleep in the old boat cabin, which was expectedly small. Instead, we slept in an L in a 12'x12' shed with a light bulb, which hung on an extension cord from a truss. We talked until 3am or 4am, about everything, work, girls, childhood, and the things that we'd done that had finally dragged us into sobriety.
The next morning, I'd said I wanted to see if I could swim across Lewis Cove and back. As soon as I said it, you were in. You were so lean from running all the time, and before we even got past the boats and the lobster traps, you were struggling from the cold. I'd suggested going back or even climbing out on one of the docks holding traps, but you refused. In the middle, you were worried about making it across at all. I figured I could carry you, but without a float, I didn't think I could carry you very far. When we finally got to where we could stand, you got out and tried to warm up. I stayed in the water, swimming back out a little because for some reason I thought a lobster might pinch me. Eventually, I realized how violently you were shivering. So I got out too, and we decided to go find the road and try to hitchhike back.
It turned out to be one of the islands scattered along the coast of Maine. Luckily, the restaurant, the only thing on the island, hadn't yet closed for the year. The staff, who lived on the island in warm months, were shocked to see us on their day off. You asked if they were planning to take their boat across the water anytime soon. "If you're already making the trip, maybe we could carpool?" you suggested. Two of them gave us a lift in a little boat, making thinly veiled comments about the stupidity of summer people most of the way.
The next day, you slept for hours with a fever. Your aunt was angry that I'd been a bad influence. I went back out and tried to complete the round trip swim. I did it carefully, keeping my head out of the water most of the time and swimming a modified breaststroke. I thought maybe a fast pace would help keep my body temperature up. On the other side, I kicked off the rocks and swam back, and it was cold, but I was fine. Back at the cabin, you were awake and gave me a hug when I came in. We looked up the swimming route on your phone and saw that it was indeed an island, a mile and change round trip. That night we bought a few lobsters from some place along the road, which your uncle boiled in seawater.
A few weeks later, you'd tried to set me up with a girl you knew. You showed me a photo of her, a knockout blonde from Florida. You said you'd been telling her all about me and had sent her my website, and that she wanted to visit Boston and meet me. You told me what a good person she was. "She does little things you'd do, like whenever she has spare change, she goes and puts it in the coin return of vending machines so that it'll make someone's day." I asked why you weren't dating her, but you brushed me off. We started arguing somehow at Bukowski's, some comment I'd made because you'd said she routinely got favors from an infatuated ex. I'd told you it sounded like trouble, and that remembering that beauty is fleeting was why I hadn't slept my way through the ultimate frisbee club yet. We ended up finishing our White Trash Cheese Steaks in silence.
I left Boston with some girl the following summer. It fizzled in weeks, but it was years later that I realized how much you loved me. My ex-wife had been organizing photos, and had come across the picture you took of me holding the frisbee boat. She was always jealous of other women, and she asked who I was smiling at in the photo. "He was my friend."

Good evening nerds, after perusing last week’s thread about synergies with Jace Reawakened, I wanted to try to start a more in-depth discussion of the archetype that I think might best leverage his abilities: Blue Moon. While the most obvious place for Jace is slotting into the Mystmin-style Dimir Lurrus control shell (and that’s probably just stronger overall regardless of synergy), I think there are some clear benefits to going in another direction, namely: 3MV sorcery-speed value spells to leverage the plot ability, more situational spells to leverage the loot ability, and snap/bolt to leverage the ult.
Before we get too far in, I should note that I don’t have a meaningful match history to show off here. Results have been mediocre as I’ve tweaked toward this current iteration, and I haven’t tested exhaustively enough to thoroughly map out all the matchups. With that being said, it’s a fairly fun deck to play, and I think it might have enough general quality to be somewhat competitive with a refined list and play. With the disclaimer out of the way, let’s get into the deck:
Jace + plot targets:

• 2-3x [[Jace Reawakened]] - this is the real development in tech for this deck, and it synergizes very well with the rest of the cards that you already want to be playing
• 2-3x [[Blood Moon]] - The namesake of the deck. Fairly strong against domain, which seems decently represented in the meta. Plotting this on turn 4 is pretty late to fully cripple your opponent, but restricting them to one spell per turn is still useful when holding up interaction.
• 3-4x [[Fae of Wishes]] - Obviously a spicy inclusion, but it’s just such a juicy plot target it’s hard to pass up. Also a good blocker in a pinch, and it turns on Flame of Anor. More discussion on wishboard options to follow.
• 2-3x [[Fable of the Mirror-Breaker]] - Fable is everything you want in a generic plot target: great value for cost, not reliant on instant speed (unlike Archmage’s Charm), excellent with snapcaster, treasures can occasionally let you Blood Moon on otherwise sketchy lands
• 2-4x [[Flame of Anor]] - similar to Fable, this hits the spot as a plot target: plays well at instant speed but isn’t reliant on it, gives you great value to recover from a slow start, and synergizes with both of your creatures

Interaction:

• 4x [[Lightning Bolt]] - Generically great removal, and can occasionally close out the game with a Jace ult. Would prefer to run more if possible
• 4x [[Mana Drain]] - No question, best counter in the format. Your plot targets (and Lorien) tend to make great mana sinks for this as well.
• 2-4x [[Spell Pierce]] - Obviously seeing quite a bit of play in such a fast format. Your favorite card against SnT, Natural Order, Minsc, and the like.
• 2-3x [[Stifle]] - Another spicy inclusion. This spell probably isn’t good enough for the format in general, however it does play uniquely well with Blood Moon. First of all, it supports attacking your opponent’s mana base, and stone-raining an early fetch can make an otherwise middling Blood Moon excellent. Once Blood Moon is on the battlefield, Stifle helps defend it against outs like Boseiju, Otawara, or Leyline Binding.
• 1-2 [[Stern Scolding]] - Bowmasters bad, ergo scolding good. Also incidentally hits many non-bowmasters.

Other:

• 2-4x [[Snapcaster Mage]] - Fairly slow card for such a fast format, but that is somewhat mitigated by biasing toward 1MV interaction. Works great with Fable and Flame of Anor.
• 3-4x [[Brainstorm]] - On the upside, find what you need when you need it. On the downside… bowmasters. Probably worthwhile, but I could see trimming here depending on the meta.
• 2-3x [[Lorien Revealed]] - Like a tapped fetch, but more resilient to Blood Moon and synergizes well with snap and mana drain
• ~20 lands - Fairly standard mix of fetches & island duals, heavy on islands to support the Blood Moon. Probably worth running an [[Otawara]] and a [[Mystic Sanctuary]], possibly worth mixing in an additional sanctuary and/or [[Hall of the Storm Giants]] depending on how much you want to tempt fate.

Sideboard:

• Tier 1 wish targets - [[Roiling Vortex]], [[Pithing Needle]], [[Surgical Extraction]], [[Unlicensed Hearse]] - nothing too surprising here
• Tier 2 wish targets - [[Test of Talents]], [[Gaea’s Blessing]], [[Tormod’s Crypt]], [[Brotherhood’s End]], additional Blood Moon - additional support for common scenarios, or options for rarer scenarios. Note that you can put Blessing into your deck with Brainstorm when needed
• Generic advantage cards - this is where the wishboard has felt fairly disappointing to be honest. You really want something disgusting like a Valki to close things out, but I’m just not seeing it. I think [[Narset, Parter of Veils]] may be the best option to push a game from even to ahead, but it’s a bit situational and lackluster. [[Search for Azcanta]] is another cheap option, but very slow. [[Chandra, Torch of Defiance]] is a classic for this slot, but it seems to play poorly with the blue pips and instant speeds among the rest of the deck. It could also be that an additional fable is the best option.
• Normal sideboard cards - [[Molten Impact]] and [[Aether Gust]] as general interaction, probably some additional copies of wish targets for depending on the metagame

Other cards under consideration:

• Other generic control spells - Archmage’s Charm is fairly bad while plotted and very risky with Blood Moon. Counterspell might be good enough as hard counter #5. Expressive Iteration is great value, but I’m not sure it outcompetes the other value cards already included. Dig Through Time might be worthwhile as a 1-of.
• Delirium package - most blue moon decks I’ve seen have been running this, but I feel like it may just take up too much room for what you get. You don’t get the most out of DRC like a more graveyard-focused or aggressive deck would, bauble is a no-go with vortex (and you don’t have a Lurrus to recur it), and heat can largely be replaced by flame of anor.
• [[Tishana’s Tidebinder]] - This is probably the best fit that I don’t already have locked for the main deck. It’s a wizard, it supports the stifle/moon plan, and it’s great with a fable that sticks. The biggest downside is that it’s expensive, and it doesn’t interact particularly well with Jace, but it might be good enough regardless.
• [[Vendilion Clique]] - Another flash threat option similar to Tidebinder. V clique is also a wizard, it plots better than tidebinder does, and it’s fantastic with Narset if you can get there, but on the downside it doesn’t work with fable.
• [[Fury]] - coming soon, this seems like it will slot in very nicely. Helps keep the board free of bowmasters, and it works rather nicely with fable, either early game as pitch fodder or late game with reflection.
• [[Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer]] - a classic rage inducer when paired with a turn 2 Blood Moon, but honestly doesn’t seem to have a great place in the meta. Decent against SnT, but it seems like every other meta deck has T1 removal, blockers, or both. You also don’t really have enough other must-remove threats to make it backbreaking in the lategame, nor play few enough creatures to expect zero removal in post-sideboard games.
• 3rd color splash - Jund can get away with it with Jegantha, both as limitation on pip requirements and as a safety valve when color screwed. Jund this ain’t, with several 2x blue pip spells and only fable treasures to bail you out. With that being said, there are some interesting options if you’re feeling bold.
  • In Temur, you have great midrange cards like Jarsyl (incidentally a wizard) and Oko (wishable). You also have Veil as interaction, and several options to shore up your enchantment removal. Going more exotic, reclamation exists, and [[bramble familiar]] gets a steep discount with Jace.
  • Jeskai also has some potential. [[Deputy of Detention]] and [[Reflector Mage]] are both wizards as well as excellent reflection targets. T3f is a solid wish option, and you have veto/swords/fragment if you want additional interaction options.

Thanks for coming to my TED talk. I’d love to hear about any experiences y’all have had with blue moon in the current timeless meta, as well as any suggestions for adjustments to the deck.

I feel a lot of them are probably Izzet, not necessarily spell slinger stuff but cards like [[Melek, Izzet Paragon]] who lets you constantly top deck and cast from top deck to kind of "randomly" play a card/spell you didn't know, and [[Neera, Wild Mage]] who lets you play the first random spell after casting a spell.
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There's also the cascade mechanic as a whole which definitely plays into the whole "Just play a random thing", but I'm not sure what most fits the vibe of or what does best the gimmick of "I am going to play a thing without paying for it and I do not know what that thing is (I know if you're in blue you can technically set it up so you *do* know what it is but that's antithetical to what I am looking for))
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There's also [[Arjun, the Shifting Flame]] who doesn't let you cast shit for free but every time you play something you just wheel for an entirely new hand which also kind of fits into the heart of the cards/top deck theme.
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I'm not also not sure if this really falls into chaos either as I don't necessarily want to or have to fuck with other people's shit; I mostly just want to play shit for free at random / cast stuff without knowing what it'll be / lean heavily into the top deck / heart of the cards theming.
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Sorry if I'm rambling too much, the TLDR is my ADHD brain wants a deck that lets me do a lot of shit for free/cheap without knowing what it is or wants access to the ability to cycle through large quantities of cards to simulate the former

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