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This video is about Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar and the art of naming magic cards (feat. Ethan Fleischer)

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The Limits of a Card Name

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AEMarling

Asmo's name feels appropriate to me for a demonic chef because it makes me sick to my stomach. As a past writer for card names, I appreciate short and monosyllabic ones like Opt for their density of meaning and ease of use. Though I can see there is a time and a place for card names like Asmo's, it is sparingly for novelty.

NAMELESS

I think the end of your comment illustrates how much thought was put into it. It’s easily shortened. Asmo or asmor is distinct and won’t be confused with any other card that I can think of. I do agree that the game would be worse off with to many of these names