I suppose I shall follow the previously made format. Excuse me while I put my self-centered hat on.
Why have I been an excellent master/user?
Ever since being instated as master of life, I've done many things each master has been required to do. Mainly, I fixed the life section of the wiki, so it is now completely updated. This including adding the new image for the leaf dragon, which I also did on the leaf dragon thread. I generally cleaned up the life section, fixing the name of the Cockatrice thread, which had strange characters in the thread title for reasons I didn't understand. I just deleted said characters. But I've done other things too. In my brief period of master, I've only had to use my moderational powers rarely. In these instances, I successfully corrected the issue, informed the user, and befriended the user breaking the rules, the latter I believe is the most impressive feat. Said users are now following the rules they broke. As master of life, I've gently nudged users in the correct direction while remaining friendly. I have also, as a user, designed theme music for several of the elements (the theme music of death and life being the only finished ones, both were rejected). I have also completed Scaredgirl's request to divide the elements into four groups, which I believe shows my extensive knowledge of elements, and I produced a rainbow deck that allowed new units to grind AI5 without any rares or upgrades, providing a bridge between false god killer and noob. I believe I have been generally helpful, friendly, and productive on the forums, and this is how a master should be.
So, why master of life?
I present to you now the same argument I used to become master of life the first time. I have always wanted to be a mod, in my many years on the internet, although the opportunity rarely arose. It wasn't until this site was I ever even considered. But it wasn't master of life that first opened up, it was master of air. As a user who would (and does) greatly enjoy being a mod, it was difficult to pass the opportunity up. But I did. Why? Because I don't like air! Why would I become in charge of an element I didn't like when those more qualified could? So I instead bit my tongue and bided my time. And then master of gravity opened up as well. And yet again I chose not to volunteer, as I don't like gravity. But when master of life opened up, it was a different story.
Before I became master of life, I played darkness. It was my starter deck, I kinda liked it, but I was immediately attracted to the life gain power promised by vampires. I tried blessed vampires, FFQ decks, and other decks, but I was never happy with any of them because they didn't fit my play-style. I liked speed. I like healing. And no element I'd seen besides life can promise both. So then I tried duoing to life. Hyper vampires was perhaps my favorite grind deck I ever played, and it was the deck that got me across the 20k score mark. It was the first deck I started upgrading. But, thinking back, I wasn't sure I liked the darkness cards in there. Steal, drainlife, vampires, they were the only cards I enjoyed, plus an occasional dusk mantle. So I dropped the darkness, and played pure life. I loved it.
Ohmega stepped down two weeks later.
For all you Tl;Dr people, here's my argument. I'm doing a good job, I like my job, but that's secondary. If you want someone who's master of life, because they like and are great with life, I'm your guy.
