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5. Have fun. This game is silly and ridiculous and glorious and great and you're about to be a big freakin' ambassador for precisely how weird-awesome decks can be. Roll with it. Relax. Grin. Smile. Tell jokes. Socialize. If there's ever a deck whose gameplan included drinking a beer and tanning on the beach, it's group hug. Welcome to the best change of pace you'll ever make. :) 6. Additional resources. Gwafa Hazid, Godfather. The original decklist. Contains a deck and primer built around precisely the principles I've laid out above. Gwafa Hazid, Friendly Merchant. A budget version. The most fun you can have in EDH under $100. Wherein I muse for a while about politics in EDH. Master these skills and you'll be well on your way to being an excellent group-hug pilot. The Power of Friendship Conquers All. An excellent primer focused on Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis. Building a Social Contract. Making sure you've all signed on to the same Social Contract is important for ensuring you have the best group-hug games.
If you play a group-hug deck without a wincon, you've taken everyone's limited relaxation time and twisted it into something they didn't want. They didn't want to play against one regular opponent and one super-opponent with a lackey. They didn't want to play games that are two or three times as long because LOL HIPPO TOKENS. They wanted to play Commander. Please make sure you respect these desires and build multiple wincons into your group-hug deck. 2. You are stax's bright, sunny cousin. "Stax", for those unfamiliar, is a slang term for a deck archetype characterized by resource denial. Stax decks aim to win by making sure their opponents can't do anything at all -- untap their lands, cast their spells, have creatures or artifacts, have lands, all of it is verboten. Surprisingly, a proper group-hug deck plays a lot like a stax deck -- you are creating a new resource paradigm, and then biding your time with a control gameplan until you can break parity on this paradigm and win. Rather than deny resources, you are providing an abundance of them.
Somehow, through laziness and complacency, Ive arrived into third year without doing a single mass or energy balance in a hypothetical plant setting. This is something we do in our design projects, but I've avoided it by doing the safety reports (HAZID/HAZOP), economic reports, and some sizings. But I havent practiced mass or energy balances in the context of a plant, and its giving me anxiety lol. So, can anyone point me to a book or some questions where I can independently learn? This is my first port of call to save a bit of time in terms of looking, I'm not being lazy I promise;) I just wanna hammer out my weaknesses and become well rounded. Thank you.
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