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In the end, I got Alice in a pack. Only the dark one, though. But that's fine, I already managed to craft the regular one. In the same pack, I also got a second-tier Necromancer. What a necropack...
Decided to try ranked matches after a while. Finally crafted my third Vanek and a full set of Karis (I've been crafting an insane amount of legendaries lately, it's crazy). The first matchup was against a Shadow player. On turn three, I played Yurka. The opponent only tried to remove him once, suiciding a corpse, but missed, and the charge went to another unit. Then, various trades happened with other units, and Yurka just sat there doing his thing. It got to the point where I had Yurka and an angel-trap on the board, he played an attendant, killed it, summoned a lich, evolved it, and then TRADED it for my angel. And he clearly saw that Yurka was pinging him in the face for half the game. HOW, how could he not have killed him with the very first trade?! >_< 95% of normal players would make Yurka their first target to eliminate, but I guess I got matched with some kind of masochist. So, he just sat there until turn six, and on turn six, he conceded.
I have no idea what's going on here. I don't play ranked matches much, and I suspect I'll have more than enough for the daily quests, but I'm just sitting here and enjoying my collection of Sylvan decks. And yes, the Forest Knight is the worst Knight-Dragon. I specifically crafted only the second Sasha and the second Bahir for him, and I threw in all the high-cost legendaries I had (including Odin, lol), but something tells me that I should probably add Eirinka as well; she's a good control tool, even if she raises the curve.
Yay! My first real win with the Sylvan faction! And I accidentally got to Vengeance. I thought it was just a regular aggro strategy, but then it started throwing Imps, airships, even a Bahamut...
Guys, this is a matter of life and death. My second Snow Queen has fallen, and I don't know what to do with her.
1. I already have an animated one for my collection.
2. 3.5k fridast aren't just lying around on the road.
3. This legendary creature is annoying me. I don't know why, but it is.
4. My main and almost only Haven deck is a classic Storm deck (I don't consider using G-Seitan as a serious deck).
5. Even after the nerf, the Snow Queen is still playable and useful, for example, for leveling up dogs.
6. Haven isn't my main faction, and it gets the best stuff last.
How much sense does it make to keep the Snow Queens and add them to the Storm build?
Should you continue to disenchant "unnecessary" legendary cards after a year of playing? Should you continue to disenchant "bad" classes after a year of playing? When thinking about any new deck, do you immediately frown and complain "I don't have these cards, not just legendaries, but even gold cards" after a year of playing? Should you continue to be a perpetual pauper after a year of playing? How is all of this even possible?
These questions sometimes occurred to me when I saw posts from completely different people over the course of two hundred and sixty-four pages of this thread, and not just this one. How? Because it's physically impossible, after several hundred hours, after six months plus even not very active play, even in a neglected state, not to have most of the desired legendaries in your account, not to immediately spend all your gold on the release of a new expansion for several dozen packs, not to have a normal amount of dust in reserve in your account, not to have the ability to craft something at any time just to try it out, not to have more than one or two half-decent main decks. I firmly believe that if you shift your mindset to answering these questions, then questions similar to Koshi's question in the post above will never arise in your agenda; they will be automatically answered from the very beginning. If everyone does this, and if we then manage to defeat corruption in Russia, then we will all finally reign like kings.