Ple-Sen
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Lesoklov was in my hand, yes. And also some other nice cards.
Added 6 hours 23 minutes ago
Morning (Haven) def Ple-Sen (Shadow) I tried to give Lok fewer creature and amulet cards in his deck, but I overlooked the amulets with other effects. As a result, I gave him Dogmas, Soul Collectors, and Forbidden Rituals. The ending was somewhat predictable. It was made worse by the fact that I misplayed a couple of times. Morning (Shadow) def Ple-Sen (Rune) Even the weaker Shadow cards play well in this mode. Especially against Rune. I couldn't do much, although towards the end, a strong combination of Sea Queen and Pascal appeared. Unfortunately, Lok finished me off on that same turn. Ple-Sen (Rune) def Morning (Rune) But in a game with equal conditions, I won. Not least because I gave Lok cards that provide spellboost and consume sigils. Of course, I tried not to include cards that consume spellboost or sigils themselves. So, 2-3 Professors and 2-3 Shadow Witches didn't pose much of a threat to me. Even a couple of mistakes I made couldn't change the outcome of the game. Morning (Blood) def Ple-Sen (Forest) Lok gave me Ward cards, which would have been useful to defend with, but... I gave him a very effective counter to that. That is, there were three Tests of Strength and various Valkyrie Spears, but they didn't really help Lok. The Wards were either easily destroyed by followers with Bane, or ignored by damage-dealing abilities. And my little fairies couldn't do anything against the boy shouting about wolves. Ple-Sen (Forest) def Morning (Sword) Again, I surrounded myself with Wards, but this time there was nothing to cover them with. And although the ability of the Lion to survive under attacks from single-target opponents was new to me, it didn't save Lok.
Thanks for the game, it was fun.
Added 6 hours 23 minutes ago
Morning (Haven) def Ple-Sen (Shadow) I tried to give Lok fewer creature and amulet cards in his deck, but I overlooked the amulets with other effects. As a result, I gave him Dogmas, Soul Collectors, and Forbidden Rituals. The ending was somewhat predictable. It was made worse by the fact that I misplayed a couple of times. Morning (Shadow) def Ple-Sen (Rune) Even the weaker Shadow cards play well in this mode. Especially against Rune. I couldn't do much, although towards the end, a strong combination of Sea Queen and Pascal appeared. Unfortunately, Lok finished me off on that same turn. Ple-Sen (Rune) def Morning (Rune) But in a game with equal conditions, I won. Not least because I gave Lok cards that provide spellboost and consume sigils. Of course, I tried not to include cards that consume spellboost or sigils themselves. So, 2-3 Professors and 2-3 Shadow Witches didn't pose much of a threat to me. Even a couple of mistakes I made couldn't change the outcome of the game. Morning (Blood) def Ple-Sen (Forest) Lok gave me Ward cards, which would have been useful to defend with, but... I gave him a very effective counter to that. That is, there were three Tests of Strength and various Valkyrie Spears, but they didn't really help Lok. The Wards were either easily destroyed by followers with Bane, or ignored by damage-dealing abilities. And my little fairies couldn't do anything against the boy shouting about wolves. Ple-Sen (Forest) def Morning (Sword) Again, I surrounded myself with Wards, but this time there was nothing to cover them with. And although the ability of the Lion to survive under attacks from single-target opponents was new to me, it didn't save Lok.
Thanks for the game, it was fun.