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Today, I finally managed to reach rank 5 on the arena, hooray! And I got a rune as a reward, of all things. The options were Blood and Haven, but I've already played a lot with Blood in ranked, and I completed the previous run (3 wins) with Haven.
Here's the deck I used:
It looks pretty awkward, with no real sigils or spells, it's hard to understand what's going on. However, it turned out to be surprisingly good.
Stella only pulled Castors and Scorpions, but they were quite useful - the first one stayed on the board for a long time thanks to its effect, and the second one took down the big wards. Lightning Lancers provided an advantage in evolution trades. The Abomination was mostly a good bluff, but in one game, I almost managed to evolve it, with the help of Melvi, and on the next turn, Snow appeared, and the opponent was forced to urgently spend his last evolve and kill the Abomination follower, as I had board control, and he didn't seem to have any removal.
Erasmus turned out to be the real win condition. In three out of five games, I brought him out on turn 9, and after that, the battles ended quickly, as the opponents could no longer regain control.
The last game:
I specifically didn't play Melvi to limit the opponent's options, and it worked - he couldn't clear the board, and Erasmus finished him off. :smile54:
As a reward, I received 2 Starforged packs and 200 rupees, but unfortunately, I didn't get anything good.
Here's the deck I used:
It looks pretty awkward, with no real sigils or spells, it's hard to understand what's going on. However, it turned out to be surprisingly good.
Stella only pulled Castors and Scorpions, but they were quite useful - the first one stayed on the board for a long time thanks to its effect, and the second one took down the big wards. Lightning Lancers provided an advantage in evolution trades. The Abomination was mostly a good bluff, but in one game, I almost managed to evolve it, with the help of Melvi, and on the next turn, Snow appeared, and the opponent was forced to urgently spend his last evolve and kill the Abomination follower, as I had board control, and he didn't seem to have any removal.
Erasmus turned out to be the real win condition. In three out of five games, I brought him out on turn 9, and after that, the battles ended quickly, as the opponents could no longer regain control.
The last game:
I specifically didn't play Melvi to limit the opponent's options, and it worked - he couldn't clear the board, and Erasmus finished him off. :smile54:
As a reward, I received 2 Starforged packs and 200 rupees, but unfortunately, I didn't get anything good.