I tried to aim for some Yu-gi-oh / Shadowverse inspired rulesets for my idea of Smite TCG.

As a big fan of Digimon and Monster Rancher growing up (and still am), I’ve always felt that both worlds share many similar aspects, so this collab totally makes sense in my brain.

First of all, excuse my mediocre editing skills.

I'm a big fan of items that proc upon ulting , like Pridwen, Arondite..etc in Smite 1. And I believe Smite 2 needs more items like that, instead of being just actives just because we're limited to having only 3 active items.

My idea is basically an item that procs a random effect upon ulting, with a slight chance of proc'ing a negative effect.

I thought it being Loki themes should be fine due to his nature, I do apologize however as my lore knowledge is limited and thus I'm not if there is a fitting item in his lore that could be used in this case.

Hat of Treachery

+300 Max Health

+10 Cooldown Rate

+5 HP5

Passive: Upon Ulting, trigger one of the following effects:

• Your next ability costs no mana.

• Gain a shield with 15% of your health.

• Gain 10% Movement Speed.

There is a slight chance to gain the following effect:

• Your Health and Mana are reduced to 1.
  
  I'm not sure about the values, but the ratio should maybe be 90% for positive effect and 10% for negative effect.
  

The Sunset Limited is one of my fav books, altho I'm not much of a reader myself. It is mainly a coversation between two people after one of them saves the other from throwing himself infront of a train. One of them has a positive outlook on life, and is religious, while the other one is an atheist professor. The conversation is mainly about life itself, the meaning of human suffering, the existence of god and such topics. It is a very good read and if you're a movie fan , there is a movie made with Tommy Lee Jones and Samuel L. Jackson as the main actors. It is a must read or watch if you like stuff that makes you question your own existence.

For the soundtrack, I tried to aim for a gloomy and melancholic vibe. Stuff that can play as a soundtrack to your life when you're questioning your whole being, existence, purpose and topics like that.

I hope you like it.

Yellowcard is my fav band, so I tried to rank all of their albums according to my personal preference and liking.

9 - Where We Stand (1999) : This is the first Yellowcard Album, and it is just far from Yellowcard sounds and every song feels kinda raw. I am not a big fan.

8 - One For The Kids (2001) : This is the second album, and the first album to include Ryan Key as the lead vocalist and guitarist. It also meant the start of the Yellowcard sound that many (including me obv) are a big fan of. Still has some raw sound, but has many decent songs.

7 - Lift A Sail (2014) : Just like every album, this one held a different sound but the same yellowcard "soul", which is a good thing. I do however think that the other albums sound better personally.

6 - Yellowcard (2016) : Their last album before the breakup. It does hold a bittersweet feeling and nostalgic as well as a farewell'y mature sound. Good Album.

5 - Ocean Avenue (2003) : I believe this is the album that most people know and like, as it is the first album where the band actually found a good formula for their music. Songs like Ocean Avenue and Only One are loved by many many people and it is a near album overall.

4 - Paper Walls (2007) : I love how loud this album is. it is not very known sadly but I enjoyed every song on it.

3 - Lights and Sounds (2006) : I just think that this is a very good album. I love every song on it too and it has layers and sounds.

2 - When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes (2011) : I believe this is the album where Yellowcard sounded best. Musically and Lyrically.

1 - Southern Air (2012) : For me this is my favourite album due to the memories linked into each and every song. I do think that this is their best album don't get me wrong, but also, this album has been with me through thick and thin, and so I think It does deserve to be number one.

Hello everyone,

Let me introduce you to one of my favourite artists : Gerard Way.

I know many people already know him, but for those who don't, he's the lead singer of My Chemical Romance.

After MCR broke up in 2013, Gerard released his first solo album "Hesitant Alien". Its style is unique and quite different from his previous work with the band.

He also featured in multiple songs, with a variety of genres, and that’s one of the main things I admire about him. He doesn’t limit himself to one style or sound, and he always brings something unique and unexpected with every song.

Furthermore, not only does Gerard Way make music, but he's also a comic book writer. He created "The Umbrella Academy", which was later adapted into a Netflix series (though unfortunately, it did fall victim to Netflix's budget cuts in the latter seasons).

For my submission, I chose the song "All Together Now" by OK-GO.

The song was released in 2020, when the world was dealing with the pandemic. And it brings a comforting vibe, sorta like a hug, at a time when everything felt uncertain.

It was primarily recorded at each of the band members' homes, which led to the use of some "unusual" instruments, such as a child's piano, a frying pan, and even some Tupperware.

The song is really peaceful, and I would recommend everyone to check it out.

This is an easter egg from the movie Tron (1982). Most of the people I've talked to never noticed it.

The way they used a plastic baby doll, with Bradley Cooper trying his best to move the doll's arm to not make it seem obvious that it's fake, makes the whole seem awfully bad and ugh.