Partish

Partish is a term that can refer to several distinct concepts, primarily in relation to the game Magic: The Gathering. Most commonly, "partish" is an informal term used by players to describe a deck that is considered incomplete or not yet optimized. This could be due to lacking certain key cards, not having a fully developed strategy, or simply being a work in progress. Players often use "partish" to communicate that their deck is not yet ready for serious competitive play or that they are still experimenting with its composition.

Another, less common, usage of "partish" can be found in discussions about card set comprehensiveness. In this context, it might describe a subset of cards from a larger set that are particularly synergistic or form a cohesive theme, even if they aren't explicitly designed as a distinct product. This usage is more niche and depends heavily on community interpretation and discussion.

Finally, "partish" can sometimes be used as a playful or shorthand way to refer to a "partial purchase" or acquisition of cards, such as when a player buys only a few booster packs or a small number of singles instead of a complete playset or a large collection. This usage emphasizes the incomplete nature of the acquisition process.