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Well... it's the same as with the others. You just need to get into the strategy. The number one task is to get Deus out. If I don't mind an agro deck and it's in my starting hand, I keep it in 90% of cases. If it's not there, you need to play Lions, Ferventons, and Hamelins for analyzing, because they will quickly draw it for you and help you on the board in the early game. Any other generators clutter the deck, and you need to play it simpler with them, but luckily, Hackrabin helps to clean it up.
And once you've put Deus out, board clears are no longer scary to you, and are even very useful - they kill your artifact bodies. And he will only play one clear per turn - Lion, Jeanne, and then skip a turn, and on the next turn you have a new board.
The second task is to clear the opponent's board with artifacts and build up your own, prioritizing new artifacts directly onto the empty board, and if there are none, then Icarus and Cats (Enchantments are obviously better than Analyzing after Deus, although if you have an Accelerator left, they are also good). If you no longer have any artifacts in your current hand and there are no individual cards that will help you a lot on the next turn in a specific game/matchup, then you discard your hand in search of new artifacts. When you have a fresh board and a fresh hand every turn, he is unlikely to ignore it and play just one card at your face. And if he does, you'll destroy the Knight with Rift or a few other rushes (preferably) and answer him in the face for ten. Well, and at the same time with all this, you look for Sapphire and finish him off with it - this is the third task.
You probably already know all this. But this is the main strategy, it works against almost everyone, Heaven is no exception. Trade face as little as possible, spam the board, and trade everything you see, because the resources are infinite, and this trading directly plays into your Sapphire win condition. And then they won't be able to kill you with strong storms, and you will end the game yourself at the right moment.
And if you didn't get Deus out, you're left without a hand, and/or he got a high roll on the Summit, then may he rest in peace, but this is a problem of a specific game, not the matchup.
And once you've put Deus out, board clears are no longer scary to you, and are even very useful - they kill your artifact bodies. And he will only play one clear per turn - Lion, Jeanne, and then skip a turn, and on the next turn you have a new board.
The second task is to clear the opponent's board with artifacts and build up your own, prioritizing new artifacts directly onto the empty board, and if there are none, then Icarus and Cats (Enchantments are obviously better than Analyzing after Deus, although if you have an Accelerator left, they are also good). If you no longer have any artifacts in your current hand and there are no individual cards that will help you a lot on the next turn in a specific game/matchup, then you discard your hand in search of new artifacts. When you have a fresh board and a fresh hand every turn, he is unlikely to ignore it and play just one card at your face. And if he does, you'll destroy the Knight with Rift or a few other rushes (preferably) and answer him in the face for ten. Well, and at the same time with all this, you look for Sapphire and finish him off with it - this is the third task.
You probably already know all this. But this is the main strategy, it works against almost everyone, Heaven is no exception. Trade face as little as possible, spam the board, and trade everything you see, because the resources are infinite, and this trading directly plays into your Sapphire win condition. And then they won't be able to kill you with strong storms, and you will end the game yourself at the right moment.
And if you didn't get Deus out, you're left without a hand, and/or he got a high roll on the Summit, then may he rest in peace, but this is a problem of a specific game, not the matchup.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
