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Wishmaster (Haven) def Ple-Sen (Rune) It was funny that for the fourth time out of five, I chose Haven for my opponent in the first duel. It was even funnier that, just like last time, I got Rune. I couldn't put together a bad deck for Wishmaster, so I lost. Wishmaster (Haven) def Ple-Sen (Forest) Again, I picked Haven for my opponent and couldn't put together a bad deck. But my opponent could. Ple-Sen (Forest) def Wishmaster (Forest) Here, I had another chance to pick Haven, but I didn't want to test my luck for the third time, so I picked Forest for my opponent. The deck wasn't the weakest, but I still won. Wishmaster (Forest) def Ple-Sen (Haven) And here, to my disappointment, Wishmaster managed to put together a weak deck for Haven. Even though I had a Grail in my hand. Even though I got Bahamut, the abundance of expensive cards hindered me and forced me to skip turn after turn. Wishmaster (Rune) def Ple-Sen (Rune) It was a funny game. I almost killed my opponent, brought him down to 1 HP, and then... then he got a card that, in three turns, brought me from 18 HP down to zero.
In the third game, I got blown away by an anomaly; I knew I shouldn't have given it to him. The fourth and fifth games turned out quite well for me: in the fourth, I managed to get the amulet of the forest musicians, and then a powerful dwarf appeared, and the 2 damage to the face from the dwarf's attack on the ward was just enough to finish him off. And in the fifth, I just got good topdecks, which allowed me to survive on 1 HP. That's all for today; I think I'll be able to play tomorrow evening too.
ToX (Rune) def. Azuchi (Haven)
ToX (Haven) def. Azuchi (Forest)
Azuchi (Haven) def. ToX (Dragon)
Azuchi (Haven) def. ToX (Shadow)
ToX (Rune) def. Azuchi (Rune)
The mode turned out to be much more interesting and challenging than I thought.
Regarding the matches, I can note how amusingly I lost the third game. I gave Revan a bunch of creatures that provide resistance to effects or have it themselves, thinking, "Who in this mode will give their opponent removal spells?" As a result, I lost, having Dance of the Dead and two Lightning Bolt spells in my hand, and watching three evolved creatures with resistance.
ToX (Rune) def Kosha (Rune) It was a close match. I tried my best, but apparently, it wasn't good enough. I had a lot of sigils, but none of them activated, which is strange. ToX (Rune) def Kosha (Forest) I built a really good deck for my opponent, but I messed up a lot myself. ToX (Blood) def Kosha (Haven) I used a lot of self-damage spells, but it still didn't work. I knew I shouldn't have used units with drain. Kosha (Haven) def ToX (Rune) It went well. ToX (Haven) def Kosha (Rune) And yes, I finally beat him. Now I can finally sleep peacefully.
Despite the score, I wouldn't say it was a one-sided match; the games were quite interesting. I guess I just have a better understanding of different types of "garbage," which is why Ples suffered.
I hope you won't mind too much if I don't play the last game with Vishik right away, but let him play 1-2 more games with someone else before that? It will be more interesting from the perspective of the standings.