[–] 3 points 6 days ago (1 child)

Europe as a continent is divided from asia by the Urals then the caspian sea and from there I'm not sure if black sea or mediterranean(I think I'm making it larger than it actually is). The difference you are talking about with transcontinental countries tho is not religious but cultural and is mostly about if a country feels part of "the west" or not. Most europeans now would consider europe politically by the russia+ belarus border, with georgia, armenia, turkey and cyprus being included or not based on who you ask.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    This has definitely happened before, thus the employee having the tranquilizer gun and the training to use it. I also don't think the usage of one candle being the reason for the escalation of force.

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  • [–] 5 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    Cards being single sleeved while outside the outer sleeve is quite convenient especially when fine tuning a deck, since the cards that you're debating adding or taking out often lay around on the table, and many being valuable you're less worried about their protection. The extra cost is not very impactful if you have somewhat valuable cards, like if you have many 2€ or 2$ cards it may be worth the extra protection, but once the cards are worth 5 or more it's definitely worth it. You definitely have to plan for bigger deck boxes, especially in 100 cards formats, but it's actually a problem only if you really have a LOT of tokens. The shuffling does become noticeably more cumbersome only if you were on the edge of shuffleability before, otherwise it's hardly noticeable.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    Note that this may be frowned upon or considered cheating in competitive settings like tournaments, since it would make some cards in your deck thicker than others. I took the same approach but double sleeving the whole deck when I used to play tournaments

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