Shadowverse: Rise of Bahamut

Fragment (Sword) def Grey Knight (Dragon)
I guess I didn't pick the ideal Dragon cards, but they were decent. However, at the beginning of the game, I kept drawing cards costing 5 and 6, even though I had very few of them in my deck (more than half were 2 and 3, then 4 and 1). This severely slowed down my tempo, so I put down the Phoenix Amulet to speed things up, but it didn't help much.

If you don't have a Dark Prince or something similar in your hand, it's not a good idea to put down this amulet; you can only do it if your opponent doesn't have any cards... Otherwise, it just helps them.

Grey Knight (Sword) def Fragment (Shadow)
The Sword deck was kind of bad, but my opponent apparently had even worse cards.

Yeah, in the last game, the Shadow deck was much better.

Fragment (Blood) def Grey Knight (Sword)
I drew a lot of Warders, but none of them dropped during the game (and I was even wondering if I had too many Warders, and if it would slow down my tempo). My opponent had a lot of Yurks, a creature of the same type, and a million Kin enchantments, and I couldn't do anything. This game and the first game were subjectively the most unlucky of the tournament, although, to be fair, my opponent's tactics were too good, and I probably would have lost anyway.

Haha, well, yeah, it worked out well; I drew a lot of Yurks and got a couple of Kin enchantments, and they came out in the battle right away. I evolved one Yurk, buffed the other with an enchantment, and forced Ment to painfully destroy one of them. And then I immediately played another Kin on the surviving Yurk, which had already evolved, and I got 5 damage on Eric. In general, Ment lost about half of his health points at the beginning of the game because of the Yurks; all that was left was to finish him off. I had a Matriarch and a Vampire Temptress in my deck, but they weren't needed to win.

Grey Knight (Sword) def Fragment (Haven)
But here, something didn't go right for my opponent. He hit hard and strong, but the Warders against me were played too late.

I don't really like playing as Haven, but I didn't have much choice; I didn't want to play as Forest at that moment, and Rune was the third option. The deck turned out to be so-so; it's not all bad, and you can fight for control, but there's nothing to really win with. That's how it turned out in the end.

Grey Knight (Dragon) def Fragment (Shadow)
Here, my opponent played Warders against me almost every turn, haha. But still, it's a Dragon; it has strong pressure when it wants to.

This was an interesting battle! We were evenly matched and hit each other hard. Then Ment got lucky at the end when the Ghostly Rider moved the Warder not onto the walking corpse, but onto the stupid skeleton. Otherwise, I would have fought more; I had Mordecai in my hand and had been wanting to play him for a long time, but the Dragons kept getting in the way, so I had to play Warders instead.

In general, thanks to Ment for one of the most interesting 5-game matches I've played.