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It's subjective. Some players swear by fact for its reliability, while others love the flexibility and fun of fiction in EDH. It comes down to your personal preferences and how you build your deck around them.

Well, it often works well on weekends or special game nights. Weekends give people a break from their usual routine, and special game nights are dedicated to having fun with this kind of activity. But it really depends on when your gaming group is available and in the mood to play.

There is no widespread knowledge of a novel with the title 'little girl lost a foundlings novel' in the general literary world. If it is a self - published or very niche work, it's difficult to determine its exact nature. But if we assume it's a fictional work, it could tell the story of a little girl's misadventure of getting lost. The 'foundlings' aspect might be used to add an element of mystery or social commentary, like exploring the plight of abandoned children through the eyes of the lost little girl. It could also be about her search for identity or family, especially if the foundlings play a role in her self - discovery journey.

In our case, it was at a party. There were a lot of people around, but we were in our own little world. We had been dancing and having a great time. Then the music changed to a really slow song. We looked at each other and just kind of moved closer. Before I knew it, we had our first kiss. I think the energy of the party and the closeness we already had as best friends just led to that moment.

Well, without reading it specifically, it could be about a fan - created story involving Natsu with some sort of lightning - enhanced flame dragon powers. Maybe it details his adventures, battles, or character development in a unique scenario that the fanfic writer has dreamed up.

I'm not sure of specific 'ronald knox x reader fanfic' titles off the top of my head. But you can start by looking on popular fanfic websites. Check the tags related to Ronald Knox and reader inserts. Some of the well - written ones usually have detailed descriptions in their summaries that can give you an idea if it's worth reading.

One of the most famous is 'The Tell - Tale Heart' by Poe. It's known for its unreliable narrator and the intense psychological drama. Another is 'To Build a Fire' which shows man's struggle against nature.

Often, the main character could be Nate or Katie from the Yo - Kai Watch series. They might be on a mission to find water - based cures for the yo - kai they befriend. Their yo - kai companions like Jibanyan and Whisper could also play important roles, helping them in their search for the water cures.

One interesting concept could be the combination of Naruto's abilities with the One for All power. Imagine Naruto being able to use chakra and also transfer some kind of supercharged energy like One for All. It might lead to new and powerful jutsu that are a blend of both universes.

Sure. There was a time when Santa was checking his list twice. He got so confused that he mixed up the naughty and nice lists. So, some naughty kids got really nice presents and some nice kids got coal by mistake. When Santa realized his error, he quickly went back to those houses and swapped the presents, but not before having a good laugh at his own silliness.