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>goes to the battle zone >fights himself >looses 40 gold by himself >due to the fact that he also won to himself he gets to choose the prize >chooses 40 gold My goals are beyond your understanding.
STATS +40 attack damage +35% attack speed +20% critical strike chance PASSIVE Unique - Bring It Down: Basic attacks  on-hit grant a stack for 3 seconds, up to 2 stacks. At 2 stacks, the next basic attack consumes all stacks to deal 35 − 85 (based on level) (+ 65% AD) (+ 60% AP) bonus physical damage  on-hit. Consuming stacks on the same target within 6 seconds increases the damage by 50%, up to 100% for a maximum of 70 − 170 (based on level) (+ 130% AD) (+ 120% AP) bonus physical damage.
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1:09 for anyone who’s curious the Latin in negative time translates to “you are always dead in my time” 5:12 the text for the red translates to “go back to your little time”
I love how smallant specifically asked to be put on the earliest time possible and, while knowing that getting out of bounds will send you to negative time, two seperate people still both choose to go back in time.
Tbf, I thought they meant the earliest time already established. I wouldn't have guessed that time starts at 18, but wouldn't have guessed anything else either
Honestly I love this type of game where you basically just make shit up as you go along. It’s so fun and can go in any direction. It’s my favourite way to play dnd
It's a shame no one attemped to send a player to pure time when they're in negative time. Base on pass experience this move will create a super negative time, double the fun.
@@darkithnamgedrf9495we could take the magic the Noah style and make a valefisk-esque game out of it, or if valefisk would be a contestant, well we all know where that would go.
A man walks into a time paradox. A man walks into a time paradox. A man walks into a time paradox. A man walks into a time paradox. A man walks into a time paradox.
Then the power move of Jreg using the brambles to kill them, then asking the time god to reverse time to bring them back to life for the sole purpose of killing them again.
Dude the organization skills you have are astounding, I can't believe you make a game with almost no rules, rhyme or reason and it's, like, a legit game that anyone can play. I absolutely love watching these
Ok so the guests now are... Rarran, ok that makes sense, he does like card games Smallant, well I guess he plays video games? Jreg. The anticentrist? That one that ran for mayor in ottowa? With promises of an ottawall? Ok. How tf do you get all these ppl on your show?! Just how much money did watching paint dry for 5 hours make you?
Doing the joke battles vs the time god is gotta be the most epic way to fight one. Also, not gonna lie, the entire plot of this episode is kinda cool. Some random 3 dudes find time travel machines, angry the time god, get stuck in the space without time, destroy their time machines to appease the time god, but then get greedy and kill each other.
the protagonist is probably Jreg, cuz he knows when he find himself on this situation where god of time rages, he he had to sell the time box thingy, but yet at the end, he survived without time box.
This is an insane cast, you blow me away everytime Noah. Never in a million years did I think I would see Jreg, Rarran, and SmallAnt interact in the same video.
I have never expected jREG and Smallant to ever be in the same hemisphere of content, let alone the same video, so this is just WILD to me. Watching this when I wake up tomorrow morning :D
The weird text in pure/negative time and on the wheel is actually latin The text written in pure/negative time reads as: tu semper mortuus es in tempore meo which translates to: you are always dead in my time The text on the wheel reads as: red ad-tuum minisculum tempus which translates to: return to your little time
A fun idea to evolve this game, what if spaces made in the past become, like, ancient ruins in the future and thus do something different than the past version, like in year 18, putting down a shop space leads to the normal shop, but the same space in year 80 leads to an abandoned, ancient shop. Or the good and bad spaces go wear down with time and get either worse or better. And, on top of that, what if someone purchased something at the shop in year 50, but then someone goes to year 40 and buys the same item (cause it would technically still be there), thus creating a paradox that becomes, like, a whole different game mode, haha.
That would create multiversal time travel like in 5D chess with multiversal time travel. You should give it a try. Would love to see a board game with that time travel with more interesting rules n stuff.
The list of places that can technically exist together and are secluded from all other spaces unless something special happens is I think 4 Those being McDonald’s play place, shadow realm, shadwo realm, and -time/pure time. So obviously the next board should be the McDonald’s play place at -time in the shadow realm. With the only other space being the shadwo realm.
imagine you go into a time machine for a few minutes and when you come out you lost like 30 life… AND THE ONLY THING YOU CAN SAY IS “i went into negative time”
For those wondering what the text in the Negative Time and Red on the Negative Time wheel, here you go. They are written in Latin. “Tu semper mortuus es in tempore meo” In Negative Time translates to “You are always dead in my time”, and “Red ad tuum minisculum Tempus” on the Red on the Negative Time wheel translates to “Return to your little Time”
for anyone wondering about the distorted text for negative time, it all has meaning: name of wheel: tu sempe (you always) wheel: red ad tuum minisculum tempus (return to your little time) words on -1 board: tu semper mortuus es in tempore meo (You are always dead in my time) when you take away the accents, it's in Latin :)
I was sitting here actively watching and paying attention the entire time. Somehow, I managed to follow along with what happened and simultaneously not have any clue what the hell just happened. Good content
14:42i imagine him running in, taking it throws it upwards and it becoming lighting, on the other side my guy chilling in the "pure time" then a lighting comes out of no where and takes a shop with it 17:28 then my guy be like "huh" and sits there and all of a sudden the time god himself just come out of a rift
Never in my life would I have guessed Jreg and Smallant to be in a collaboration, and that's not even mentioning the fact that it's held by Magic The Noah! And then the video is 40 minutes! Thanks man, you're really treating us with this one :)
SmallAnt understanding the rule of the Number Off battle so fast is impressive. I am pretty sure the point is to say the lowest number and Noah will guess it's the biggest number.
