Shadowverse

Well, Mordekai won't be competing with dragons in ranked matches anymore :( He was doing pretty well, though. I opened 34 packs: I got two Ihtar demonlords (one animated), a forest anomaly, a hulking giant, and an animated Aegis. Seems pretty good; I was immediately motivated to create a rush deck for the Rune, as I have many corresponding followers that I haven't disenchanted, planning to play with sigils someday. Well, the time has come. It's a shame that I only have one Hulk so far, but I've already managed to win a few games with it. Playing as Earth is now more aggressive than before, but you can also build a pretty good defense if needed. I haven't done anything with the others yet. Having acquired two new legendaries for my favorite crafting, I really want to use them somewhere, but they don't fit into my shadow deck, and I don't have enough of the right cards to create something suitable. It's a shame, because now a lot of Mordekais won't be as effective, and an alternative would be helpful. And I also remembered that I hadn't finished the new campaign and decided to fix that. The bot on the last chapter of the Moon simply amazed me - in 6 turns, all it did was play two bloodcraft spells to deal damage to itself and draw cards. But on turn 7, it played a frontguard general, and on turn 8, it played Neftis, who summoned and destroyed Leonid :o However, I still won easily; the burglar had already lost a large amount of health. 6 turns of practically no action - it's an autoloss not only against agro decks. By the way, I noticed that playing against bots in the campaign and practice is more interesting than playing against some players in ranked. Although sometimes the computer does something stupid and funny, like a person who doesn't understand the game. For example: there's one walking corpse on the board and nothing else. What does the computer do? It summons a clay golem, spends an evolve on it, and destroys the corpse, naturally losing the follower itself in the process, a 4-4. It's so hard to misplay even by inattention