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Would be an interesting cosmetic thingie to earn. Would be fun getting titles for random things, like playing druid below sea level or not using emotes for 1000 games and not paying a cent on the game.
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Kibler is the best for magazine covers and things like that if you're going for "best looking" in that sense, he's handsome.
Noxious is the best looking for me personally, I find that he's the one who I find the most visually appealing and cute. I blame the voice and beard style.
Trump has the potential to be cute, but it's swingie for me. Sometimes he seems like an individual who I could hug, while other times he just seems alright.
Kripparrian doesn't even register, he's just a standard dude to me. However I don't believe I've ever seen him put his all into his appearance. That muddies the results and also shows their priorities.
Amaz can definitely dress up nice and look good, but most of the time they don't appeal to my sense of looks.
Applejacked, definitely a contender based on the few times I've seen them in motion. But I think I've only seen clips of them, and the pictures range from 'Pretty good' to 'No thanks'.
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That would be an instant board clear most of the time, and ludicrously good.
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Now then, I think the card is neat, not good, but neat. It is absurdly sticky and too weak to waste silence on. I like the concept going on here and I think it's one of those put in to the game as a challenge for people to make truly effective (the Anima Golem deck indeed)
Also, Patrons love this horse oh so much.
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My answer is 'no', the game's state as a 'you don't have to feel bad about not being here every day, just try to be here twice a week if you want quests' is quite nice and forgiving. It prevents burnout and allows for long term casual time investment. If something like this was implemented it would certainly benefit those who are among the harder core, but it would make the harder core who care about the product deeply spend less cash on it, and also could make those who are more casual feel more pressure to be there constantly, which might not be an ideal effect.