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Final stage – and again, it’s Dasha. Wins – aggro-vampire, DFB-vampire, mid-shadow, and mirror match; loss against an overly aggressive sword deck. Yes, thanks to the zealots, the deck has become faster, more stable, and even less dependent on drawing Dasha. Although in this meta, I still drew her in almost every game, unlike before. There was a funny game against shadow: I get Dasha, 2 chimeras, a zealot, and an ogler in my starting hand, and I think – that’s it, game over. But then, good cards started to topdeck – in the end, on turn 6, I play all this stuff, clear the opponent’s full board at the same time, and he concedes.
And I tried mid-shadow myself – it’s not working out, 2-3. But I liked how the shadow deck works. It only needs 2 cards that it lacks in the current rotation – decent finishers, an archer, and Aegis. And there’s no need for any voodoo with deer, Marvin, knights, and 20-turn games. Oh, and Themis Decree, of course. By the way, I was slow and only realized after 2 years of playing that it’s Themis, haha.