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The idea with the cards is quite interesting, but the cards should have been arranged like this: 8 strong heroes and 8 weak heroes, so that they are distributed evenly, but it turned out that the 2 weakest heroes, Dira and Hagesh, went to one player. (It's funny that the person who came up with this:smile42:)
As for the game with Padme, it's clear that her counter-hero was Letos (Vitya is considered the strongest counter-hero to Letos), but even that didn't decide the outcome. The last pair, Sinithar-IbBa, was quite even, so it seems like she just had bad luck.
In general, the problem with the first choice could also be solved - if the score is 2-2, you can play a third decisive game blindly on Obsidian. You choose 1 of the 2 remaining heroes, without showing it to your opponent, and then on the count of three, you reveal your hero, and he reveals his, and you play with your chosen heroes.
As for the game with Padme, it's clear that her counter-hero was Letos (Vitya is considered the strongest counter-hero to Letos), but even that didn't decide the outcome. The last pair, Sinithar-IbBa, was quite even, so it seems like she just had bad luck.
In general, the problem with the first choice could also be solved - if the score is 2-2, you can play a third decisive game blindly on Obsidian. You choose 1 of the 2 remaining heroes, without showing it to your opponent, and then on the count of three, you reveal your hero, and he reveals his, and you play with your chosen heroes.