Posts from Shadowverse

Nowadays, there aren't any particularly strong artifact decks in the meta, only Seraph, but killing him is more trouble than it's worth.

I don't want to disappoint you, Tox, but the picture you've painted is far from the truth:
Vampires have a Castle that summons bats and a Dire Bond. By destroying the latter in the same turn it was summoned, we deprive the opponent of 6 lives and the ability to draw three additional cards. It's very satisfying when you pull this off.
A Knight without a banner is a bad Knight. Frontline and Thief's Creed are less common, but still quite unpleasant.
Havencraft still actively uses Elana. Guardian Sun is seen a bit less often, but it's also quite an unpleasant thing. Don't forget about the artifact that summons other artifacts. Recently, it has been appearing more and more often.
Dragons also have a number of unpleasant artifacts, one of which summons good units every turn, and another turns cheap cards into Hell Dragons. And the first one is present in most of the players of this class that I've encountered.
Only Elves, Shadowcraft, and Runes (although Dance of Death isn't a great spell against them either, unless it's a deck focused on Earth) rarely use their native artifacts. And even among them, there aren't many that are really that unpleasant. But they like to play through Purgatory, which should be destroyed at the first opportunity. So, Execute also performs well here.

A knight without a banner is a bad knight.

Well, I don't know...

Added after 49 seconds
Anyway, I randomized it – Dominator wasn't lucky.

In the fourth round, as in the previous one, we choose based on priority, from largest to smallest.

Well, removing the stick is problematic. It significantly increases the usefulness of spammers, like Otohime or the paladin. It allows commanders to act more freely and worry less about their lives, considering that the banner also allows officers to activate their special abilities.

Added 1 minute ago
1) Merlin. 2) Cynthia. 3) Fury. 4) Dominator > Vampire > Knight.

Placing a banner takes up an entire turn, plus it occupies one of the five slots on the table. You can play with a banner, but it's not a must-have for any sword deck.

Added 48 minutes later
1. Merlin 2. Lucifer 3. Furiae 4. Dominator > Queen > Bronze noob

Sun Oracle Pascale: 6
Dark Angel Olivia: 4

Wow, it worked!

Added 53 seconds later
1. Boobcraft.
2. Citynia.
3. Pascale! I'll support her until the end!
4. Dominator > Queen > Knight.

1. Alexander
2. Cynthia
3. Pascal
4. Dominator>Queen>Knight

They eliminated the best female players, you scoundrels, you won't be forgiven.

They eliminated the best girls, you scoundrels, you won't be forgiven.

1. -- Merlin
2. -- Cynthia
3. -- Fury Two red-eyed ladies in somewhat strange dresses... As if they were the same, but in slightly different clothes and under different lighting. By the way, I spent a surprisingly long time deciding.
4. -- Knight > Vampire > Animal

Knight > Vampire > Beast

Are you one of those?

Indeed, I appreciate well-made maps.

Knight > Vampire > Beast

Indeed, a connoisseur of good maps.

To avoid offending anyone, I don't explain my choices, but if you're curious...)

Well, tell me, it's interesting...

I don't like the overall composition of the Dominator beast (all this incomprehensible bacchanalia in the background and slightly in the foreground), the woman looks fat, the pose and angle are bad, the animalistic features, the whip, the clothes, basically, everything is bad.
The vampire is better, but the face is blurry, the wings are on its head, and again, the clothes. The clothes are terrible.
The Knight isn't particularly good, but it looks imposing. Rain, a battle in the background, so it's a decent map.