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I lost the very first tilt game with this situation. Dreadqueen + Izrafel + Uroboros. I probably haven't lost in about two months. In hindsight, I might have won if I had exchanged him for a 2-2 Aeon Icarus on turn 4, which I had just evolved, instead of killing her with the Anaising on the board, which I could have used to attack. But with this play, I was countering the salamander (I had another follower with 3 HP) + drawing a card, and in the end, I dealt a lot of damage to him, so under normal circumstances, it was absolutely the right play. I'll blame it on bad luck - otherwise, I can't describe losing with such a screenshot.
It's not that I don't care about losing, as some people on the internet say to comfort themselves; I would never have taken him into the deck, but I was planning to farm with him. But in reality, there were only two options for the last round - with Flair for 5 wins and without. It turns out it's without.
I didn't make it past the first game either. In fact, this was the only match for the portal at this event where there was a one-sided defeat – a burn rune, going first with a perfect curve and all its stuff, while I had a mediocre start with two early Sapphires in hand, and of course, neither cats nor icars appeared. Although they wouldn't have changed the situation anyway, when the opponent casts either Oz with spells or Left every turn, you get damage regardless of your actions. In general, no chance, the rune is a must-die, and that's it.
I also lost in the first match, also on the portal, but against an aggro mage with a perfect curve.
Overall, the event turned out to be quite profitable for me; I only played free attempts, and even with terrible luck, I got a lot of good stuff. So, thumbs up, let's have more events like this.
I managed to win one match! XD Even though I made a misplay, because I forgot to move my Storm Mage to attack in one of the turns.
And in the second match, I just couldn't find Dasha in my deck, and it ended like this:
Not surprising. Revan is the strongest player in the universe, and only Tox defeated him in a showdown. Here are the two best players farming for resources.
I still think I'm being haunted by karma for Azazel in GBF.
I'm probably being haunted by karma for three 5-0 runs in the first two stages.