Shadowverse

I'll be playing ranked matches and inviting everyone to join me on an adventure.

After replaying Heroes of Might and Magic, that phrase immediately brought to mind, "Who's up for an adventure?!"



Also, Cerberus has a funny voiceover, both in the original and in English; I would nominate it for that, if it hadn't already been nominated before.

And overall, it seems like a pretty good selection of decks.

There's some strange Cannonguard there, and Control Sword without a healer is interesting, but I'll try to put together something similar. It's true that they still haven't added Gawain. I was amused that there are no Rune decks with Dashi (although I haven't seen them in the game for a long time).

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and you can't even defend yourself because Dishift costs 18, and Flame Imp costs 10.

Exactly, when Shift plays against you, everything is ready by turn 8, and he's flying all over the place, but when you play, by turn 8, only the first Shift enters your hand, even though you're drawing cards like crazy. As for the gameplay of "sit and defend while you gather your combo," that was actually familiar to me, because at the time I was getting acquainted with Shadowverse, I was playing Hearthstone with similar decks (that's probably why Dishift became my first serious deck). Although in Hearthstone, such decks sometimes get a 10/10 VanCleef on the first turn or Insight-Insight-5/10 taunt on the second, but that's another story.