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I cleared both stages with Seraph, twice achieving a 4-1 score. Finally, I used this card, one of my first legendary cards, which had been gathering dust for over two years... And now I wanted to try something "new," so I completed the crafting and saw how it would perform. And, judging by the results, it performs quite well, especially now when the meta is flooded with Daria, against whom Themis is an all-powerful counter. Twice, I simply drove Daria players to deck-out.
The decisive match in the last game turned out to be truly absurd - I was second in a mirror match, so I thought, "Well, that's it, I won't qualify now, the RNG has screwed me over." Both of us played Seraph on turn 8, but even though I destroyed his Seraph with Blade and his golden city, I still didn't really expect that he wouldn't suddenly have enough activators.
And then his turn simply broke all records. What do you think he did?
He discounted my Seraph and played his own... It was so kind of him :D I haven't laughed so much at an opponent's actions in a long time! ))
In general, it's amazing, of course, because Seraph is not a very difficult deck to master, and yet there are still players who do things like this.
The decisive match in the last game turned out to be truly absurd - I was second in a mirror match, so I thought, "Well, that's it, I won't qualify now, the RNG has screwed me over." Both of us played Seraph on turn 8, but even though I destroyed his Seraph with Blade and his golden city, I still didn't really expect that he wouldn't suddenly have enough activators.
And then his turn simply broke all records. What do you think he did?
He discounted my Seraph and played his own... It was so kind of him :D I haven't laughed so much at an opponent's actions in a long time! ))
In general, it's amazing, of course, because Seraph is not a very difficult deck to master, and yet there are still players who do things like this.