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Are questions that ask for card recommendations for Magic: The Gathering on-topic?
I'm (for example; it doesn't have to be this specific example) in the middle of building a deck, but I have one more slot open and was wondering what card would be good there (the options are fairly l …
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Should we close question that are just "what are good strategy tips for such-and-such game"?
I think it would depend on the answerability of the question. If it's vague/opinion-based (such as the "what are good strategy tips" example), then no. But if it's, say, "Which of these two cards woul …
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