A Heartfelt Thanks

As this post’s title probably suggests, this is a heartfelt thanks to all of you who have commented on, read, supported, or even acknowledged my blog. In other words, if you came here looking for some sweet research, you’re gonna have to wait until later today, when I post Allodox. Photophobia should be posted monday. But enough about that. This post is dedicated to all of my readers so far, and to the many more that will hopefully come. Most of my notable thanks go to members of the Cardsmith Community who have supported, whether it be by commenting, supporting me, making cards about the fear aspect of my user, etc.

Thank you @Tomigon aka Kohei Tomita (I will remove that if you dont want it there)
He has been a consistent viewer on my blog and was the first to make a card based on me that supported the blog. Give him a hand everyone! (I am going to assume that you are clapping)

















https://mtgcardsmith.com/view/ranshi-tormentor-of-souls-2

Thank you @sorinjace and @Aryanf (I am gonna assume you two worked on this together)

















https://mtgcardsmith.com/view/ranshi-master-of-fears

Thank you @Lastjustice for your support and flattering titles!
https://mtgcardsmith.com/view/ranshi-fear-monger
Thank you @ManaChrome for your esteeemed flattery and support! I really appreciate it!
https://mtgcardsmith.com/view/ominous-seer

Lastly, thank you to all of you that I cannot credit by name! 

I know that all of this sounds like I am done, but I am far from it, there are as many fears as there are things. I haven’t even covered all of the A’s and you bet there will be more coming! I just want to thank you all! 

Allodoxaphobia is coming out in about an hour or two! (Probably)

BYE! 

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