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Since I disabled emotes for my opponents, I can now only gauge their level of enjoyment by the presence of a timer after they leave the game.

My opponent didn't give up.
I just wanted to drive him to the point of conceding, like I did with one Rune Mage before, but then I decided that death by Zodiac is also honorable.

Meanwhile, Chronogenesis has become the first pack where I own all the legendaries, at least one of each. During the day, I crafted one Baba Katya Badb Catha, and just now four legendaries dropped from four packs, three of which were exactly the ones I was missing.
I wish Albertushka had dropped, or even Cerbi. It's a good thing Azazelka didn't show up; it would have been truly depressing without him.

Ah, I lied, Darkness and Bahich are also collected, but those were legendaries via crafting—not sporting.

That awkward feeling when you don't pull out your only Seraph and just crush your opponent like some kind of Stronghold unit.

During the day, I crafted one Baba Katya... uh, Badb Kathu,

Badb Kathu is a good card, I like it. I use it in mid-range decks, and I recently got 15 wins in a row with it (a new personal record on Master difficulty!), and I managed to win some battles thanks to her. It's almost like an extra Ectar, but it's more flexible, and if you're playing aggressively, it's good even on turn 3. However, I'm not sure if you need more than one.

I also use it in neutral Sword decks and aggro Sylvan decks; it works especially well in the first one.

And I keep getting Aina cards in every Tempest pack; I've already collected five of them, I wonder why...

Besides, two need to be taken care of. And... and... and... the solitaire is complete! Now I just need to get Albert. T_T

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I crafted one Roland, and haven't crafted any more since, so the decks are quite flawed. I played twice, both times against my brother, who uses the Portal deck; the first time I lost completely, and the second time I almost won. The Portal deck doesn't have healing, so you can add as many fun little creatures to the deck as you like.

Does Melissa even play in decks like this? I don't have her, but I have two Rolands, two Mars, and one Barbos, so I could try it out.
I once played as a dragon, and on turn 5, my opponent played a sword that placed a cannon. So, I activated fervor and cleared the board. And then, two Juliets + evolve flew in from the round table, dealing 10 damage to my face – that was rough.

The portal doesn't have healing, so you might as well add fun little pigs to your deck.

There are also those girls for 4 mana, with the Silver Claw spinner. Although there might not be enough of them if you really need healing. By the way, I still haven't crafted any and haven't gotten any drops either.

In that build, which I used as a basis, it works – there are two or three of them, I think. And there are Gavains. But Yulek isn't in that build. I took the builds from the latest tier list, but I didn't want to craft too many cards, so I had to improvise.

I've already added these girls to the portal. By the way, I won a match against the dragon afterward.

Taking this opportunity, I want to thank the creators of the tier list, as well as those who reposted it on Reddit, for placing Neutral Forest as the top tier. The worst Dragoncraft deck – without ramp, OTK Storms, and Mill – is an interesting choice for a winning game against my deck. I wish this "meta" would last longer; I already had a 95% win rate against experienced players, and it's a pleasure to crush the noobs who follow the meta. Secondly, thank you to Manasurg for the noob-level (copied from a tournament?) Portal deck, which is pretty standard for this resource. The more noobs lose to it, the better for me.

Portal doesn't have healing, so you can add as many cute little pigs to the deck as you want.

There are those 4-mana girls, the Silver Claw Spinner. Although there might not be enough of them if you really need healing. By the way, I still haven't crafted any and haven't gotten any as drops.

Unfortunately, they are practically useless. In the burn rune meta, they helped me get out of a tight spot once in ten games, but even then, their weak healing was catastrophically insufficient, even in conjunction with the little pigs (which are completely counterproductive for Portal; you need to evolve them into Icarus, Deus, Spinaria/Hakrabi) and Izram (which are also terrible). And now they are not even needed; you can fill the slots with more useful cards. I can't even think of an ideal scenario for using them – play them after Ferwenta on turn four, while in resonance, healing 2 HP and immediately placing an artifact? Play them again right after Deus or Accelerate just as an extra body, healing that two-mana creature, without the risk of not being able to play all the remaining artifacts, again, assuming you are in resonance? Neither of these brings you closer to victory, and it still doesn't solve the aggro problem. Filling the slots in your deck with them in the hope that in one game out of twenty, when you are almost about to win, you can get out of the range of Albert or Aisha, lol? And refresh PP doesn't work without resonance; otherwise, there would be more uses for it. Without evolution, it doesn't do anything either. It's a pity because the art, the golden frame, and the effects themselves are pleasant to look at when you play it. Perhaps they are more useful in the Chronus variation, but I'm not sure. Evolved Icarus will clear the board better and save you much more HP.

Guess how many cards I played on the third turn? You don't have to guess; the correct answer is six. Accelerator, Chamelin with Analyzing in hand, Bioproduction on that Analyzing, this zero-cost Analyzing kills the opponent's rushing Chamelin and refreshes 1 PP (and also draws Ferventa so I can draw another free 2-1 rush card next turn, lol). I discard the copied Analyzing, and use Metaproduction on the refreshed PP from it, which, for added humiliation, draws me a Deuska.
The guy understood everything, and I laughed like crazy. He seems to be one of those Reddit users who complain that this craft has TOO MANY WAYS TO CHEAT PAPE! Nerf please.

In the build I was using, yes, it works; there are two or three of them, I think. And Gawains. But Yulek isn't in that build.

Oh, and Gawains, definitely. No, I don't want to craft more legendaries just to craft another legendary, which clearly isn't having its best moment right now. As for Yulek, that was some kind of crazy build, probably aimed at quickly winning through damage. Although Roland was also there, if I'm not mistaken.

Taking this opportunity, I want to thank the creators of the tier list, as well as those who reposted it on Reddit, for putting Neutral Forest as tier 1.

I was surprised by the absence of two cards in this deck: the Ent (essentially the best tempo play for turn three in the game, not counting some wild draws from Dash or portal combinations from the post above) and Arriet (the combo with BB for 18 damage on turn 7 – I always thought that this was the foundation of this deck). But I think I'll try the build, since I have all the cards for it. And the fact that "Neutral Forest" is in tier two is just some kind of madness, in my opinion. And the Portal is strange, too.

It's a pity, because the art, the golden frame, and the effects themselves are a pleasure to look at when you play it.

I agree, they're cool, one of my favorite artworks in the entire expansion.

"Neutral" Forest isn't very good there; I almost facepalmed. But the Jack-based neutral deck is better; I added a couple of Areks to it. I also won with this deck in the SFL, dealing 18 damage on turn 7. I also remembered when I played against a Jack-based Dragon deck. The game lasted for about 20 rounds, and we were both topdecking. He played Uroboros, and I flooded the board with small creatures. He didn't clear the board, and in the end, I transformed my Arek into a Griffin and dealt lethal damage.

I really like the Mill portal. I like it even more than the regular one. You try to survive for seven rounds, then you play Cronos on the eighth round and keep surviving until your opponent runs out of cards. I already know which cards I need to upgrade.

I've never seen Ariets in BNB decks from other players. But I don't rule out that it's because all the BNBs get taken out by Banisher or Enchanted in their very first turn. I wasn't kidding about 95%. The only way to lose is if they get the perfect draw with several Owls and BNBs right away, and they bait me with one or two Owls on Rifts/Icarus, and then play BNB, and I don't have a Deuce in the next few turns. Otherwise, they simply have no chance. Destroying stall-centric decks with Portal is the easiest and most enjoyable thing, and they can't kill me with anything; they just endure until the tenth or twelfth mana, trying to clear the board, letting bites slip through here and there, and then get taken out by Sariffa without a chance. The same goes for the Neutral Rune, the point of which I don't even understand; it literally only has two Rune cards – Swift Witch and Fallolisa. That's the kind of deck it is. The Dragon, unlike them, can at least ramp up, and then vomit out a mill deck and casually throw uncounterable Baha-Izri or Dreadquinn in your face, depriving you of the board and killing you in the process.