Shadowverse

Azazel is better than all the others combined (well, maybe except for Lucifer).

The character has absolutely no impact on the leader, so...

Allegedly. Apollonia FTW!

Why “allegedly”? The leader is just visual and audio content; the character doesn’t manifest in any way.

This was Koshe answering.

I saw a mod that makes Lyria a portal leader.

Hold on a second... Can you change the visuals in Heroes of Might and Magic?

You can use Will in Haven.

Actually, yes.
Of course, with the Jeanne units, but I initially only included those who were guaranteed to have appeared in Granblue before Heroes of Might and Magic. Although I don't rule out that Jeanne and Azazel might have as well (although no, Azazel couldn't have).

Well, Jeanne has been looking for a chance to fight a Haven unit for a while now. And Azazel is just her husband. And I ship them together.

That's why, kids, it's important to play both formats (I crafted a full set of Atomeme and I don't regret it).

atomeme

In other words, the first pick can be seen as a variation of karma.

Yeah, it’s a decent deck, what’s wrong with it?

Even when he reaches fourth place? Or third, what's the record?


I've become so lazy. I don't farm for Grand Prix, and in two days, I force myself to play a round on the "uninteresting" decks. I only do the daily if it fits into the same format; otherwise, I skip it until better times. Maybe I'll switch to a solo mission. But what's the point of playing? I've reached the rank, the moral barrier is broken, the meta is the same, no new archetypes have been added, and I've gotten 5-0 many times. I don't need packs, money, or other rewards, and I'm not interested in getting another mediocre card. I don't want to grind for Teague; I'm left with either playing unlimited (no) or waiting for May, when they'll give me some unusable garbage, and then waiting another month for the next pack.

Second round. But I never had that happen, actually. However, 3-4 turns – instant concede. Although a couple of times, my opponent instantly conceded because they figured out what deck I was using, even though I had a terrible hand.

Is it possible to create something that requires 2 processing points?

There was even a funny video circulating at the time.
Tier 1 - amulet, which generates shadows.
Tier 2 - amulet, which summons a ghost when necromancy is used, + guy, who gains stats for 1 necromancy.
And then all classes (except Portal) dramatically got rid of the Tier 2 atomeme, and the video ended with the guy dispersing all the elements of the combo.

Funny. It seems that Shadowmancer players only have a path to success in unlimited mode now.