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Actually, I don't think I've ever played with the Snake faction. xD. What sealed the deal for a 5-0 score was that the map didn't allow the opponent to trade effectively. There were several times when I had only 1-2 evolve points left by turn 7-8.
and on the other hand, there is a clear lack of Blood Moons.
I'm not a champion of bloodcraft, but the map always seemed weak. How many times did players throw it away instead of following up, lose momentum, and then couldn't even polish it with anything decent.
Well, if you have health reserves and control in hand, this card is practically a guaranteed win; it's very difficult to clear more than two snakes in one turn.
But, of course, this card was stronger before, when it was guaranteed to be available on the fifth (or so) turn; now it's situational, you need to survive and have a tempo advantage.
However, since I'm not a fan of the Blood faction, this perspective might be inaccurate.
Still working on it, here's a new background art piece I quickly put together. I've noticed that I'm starting to like Dashulya. Especially after I put her in all my runecraft decks.
I know that we have a tournament going on right now and that it’s not allowed to spoil decklists, but I can’t help but share. I took a look at the latest tier list, grabbed the Vale-Forest deck, tweaked it a bit to suit my playstyle, and started playing ranked matches. It’s a really cool deck, it holds its own relatively well against aggro decks, I haven’t used it against PD decks yet, but overall it’s very interesting to play – either you win quickly, or you use the Vale-Pack strategy, but in any case, you can dominate your opponent.