Shadowverse

Qualified for the finals on the first try, used a midsword with a cannon (also used it in the first stage, two matches with a score of 4-1). There were three dragons (a full set - PDC, Lindworm, and a ramp with drakes of all kinds), a mirror, and an aggro forest. Of course, the deck wins more because it's a midsword, and not because it has a cannon, but nevertheless, it helped significantly against the dragons. And in the last two matches, I didn't even see it in my hand.

The battles against the dragons were quite standard, and the other matches were notable for the fact that I was very lucky in them. )



Arthur was waiting for his turn, ready to face the Fortress on the next turn, but in the end, he wasn't even needed. This happens if the Lumina survives; you can expect 8/15 stats for 7 mana with Knights on steroids... In fact, the opponent could have destroyed it, but the chances of that were 20% - it was hiding behind a bear on an enhance with a full board, and the opponent played a lancer with an AoE, so if the cannon had fired at it, the board would have been cleared. However, with such a hand, I wasn't worried about it at all. )



Never trade and always go face? It's hard to say what his chances of winning would have been if the opponent had cleared my board, but he decided to lose immediately, and he was following the perfect curve and had almost everything he needed to win... Barbarossa performed well here, as the opponent allowed me to play him at a reduced cost twice.