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Morning (Sword) defeats Fragment (Sword)
Fragment (Dragon) defeats Morning (Sword)
Morning (Haven) defeats Fragment (Shadow)
Morning (Rune) defeats Fragment (Blood)
Morning (Shadow) defeats Fragment (Dragon)
Not great, of course, especially since this was my last game of the tournament, although I wasn't really competing for anything anyway, except maybe to take Vishmaster's place in the middle of the table, but in the end, I remained a low-tier player. It's so sad.
Summing up my personal results in the tournament, I can say that this is pretty much what I expected, as with the "pick two" system, I wasn't playing particularly well even before (I never made it to 5-0 in the arena and was rarely close). However, I do have some noteworthy moments.
For example, I was the only one who managed to lose to Rune. It's not that Morning suddenly had a good Rune deck in the arena or anything like that, but I was doing very, very badly, both when creating the deck and during the game; the random element really had its fun. In principle, the same can be said about our third match, but there I had a normal deck, with Mordecai and other cool stuff, but the game just wanted to make it so that I had nothing to play on turns 5 and 6! That decided the outcome.
And also, returning to the results, I was the only one who managed to lose to both girls :o I don't even know what played a bigger role here - my own mistakes, the will of the great random element, or the inexplicable power of female logic and intuition.
Oh, and also, so far, only I have managed to defeat Revan the Vampire. But Locken and Tox can still fix that.
I will be looking forward to the final battles with interest, and for now, I would like to thank Revan for organizing the tournament and all the participants. Maybe I'll join another tournament on HW sometime
Fragment (Dragon) defeats Morning (Sword)
Morning (Haven) defeats Fragment (Shadow)
Morning (Rune) defeats Fragment (Blood)
Morning (Shadow) defeats Fragment (Dragon)
Not great, of course, especially since this was my last game of the tournament, although I wasn't really competing for anything anyway, except maybe to take Vishmaster's place in the middle of the table, but in the end, I remained a low-tier player. It's so sad.
Summing up my personal results in the tournament, I can say that this is pretty much what I expected, as with the "pick two" system, I wasn't playing particularly well even before (I never made it to 5-0 in the arena and was rarely close). However, I do have some noteworthy moments.
For example, I was the only one who managed to lose to Rune. It's not that Morning suddenly had a good Rune deck in the arena or anything like that, but I was doing very, very badly, both when creating the deck and during the game; the random element really had its fun. In principle, the same can be said about our third match, but there I had a normal deck, with Mordecai and other cool stuff, but the game just wanted to make it so that I had nothing to play on turns 5 and 6! That decided the outcome.
And also, returning to the results, I was the only one who managed to lose to both girls :o I don't even know what played a bigger role here - my own mistakes, the will of the great random element, or the inexplicable power of female logic and intuition.
Oh, and also, so far, only I have managed to defeat Revan the Vampire. But Locken and Tox can still fix that.
I will be looking forward to the final battles with interest, and for now, I would like to thank Revan for organizing the tournament and all the participants. Maybe I'll join another tournament on HW sometime