Uruk is the Elf name for them. Goblin is a generic word for boogeymen the Hobbits use when they first see them. Uruk properly translates to Orc in Westron, the commonly used language of Men of 3rd age in the books/movies. Uruk-hai are basically high orcs, ie a brand new breed of superior orcs that didn’t exist back during the Hobbit. Maybe a small handful of the first ones, but more likely he hadn’t started or at least likely hadn’t perfected them yet.
You can’t count cards when there is a shuffle after every hand. He could theoretically track the shuffle, but that’s an entirely different thing.
Think Stargate did something similar with… the Tokra? I think. I want to say the captain of the Prometheus was an under cover Goauld for a bit, and the only way to keep him alive after removing the symbiote was to have one of the friendly guauld hop in for a while and help repair the damage done. I don’t know, it’s been a long time.
The original was on a patch with 4 figures, all a single color. This variant was floated for the MTG circle jerk subreddit.
Pretty sure the trouble that Barney is used for is almost exclusively for getting into a fight. As in, in that very British habit of dry understatement, saying “there was a bit of trouble at the pub,” to describe a rowdy barfight.
I misread that as naval play, and then followup with titanic. Was wondering what that weird shit was.
My Vengeance Paladin was down for some nightly cardio. Dumped her ass the minute I met Karlach though, Karlach is best girl, 100%
It is definitely possible to create that. The question is, will it ever be profitable, or cheap enough to be user made/controlled? I doubt it. Tech growth isn’t just limited by what’s possible, but also by what’s practical.