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A swift wind
Broken wings

the weakest cards, in my opinion.

In my opinion, Ora, Vittorio, and Sinithar can compete with Letos.

I would like to ask right away, what criteria were used to create the cards? Was it based solely on the strength of the heroes, or were possible counter cards taken into account?

Approximately like this: Attacker, Defender, Universal.
As much as possible, of course. The heroes were also distributed as evenly as possible in terms of "strength." And so on.

A tournament is not an indicator of skill, nor is it an indicator of anything at all. A tournament is for playing. It was. Well, never mind.
Don't worry, it will get easier.

In my opinion, Ora, Vittorio, and Sinithar can compete with Letos.

Vitya will almost certainly defeat Letos; it will be more difficult against Ore and Sinithar. Nimues has a better chance of defeating Letos than the mage-damage heroes. Regarding the tournament, kudos to the organizers for not being afraid of the challenges. Although I don't particularly like the league rules; in my opinion, a round-robin tournament with 3-4 random maps for each player would be fairer. If there are more duel tournaments in the future, I will be happy to participate, regardless of the rules, as long as there are any.

Deydra-Shak-Letos is an awesome card; it’s a shame I didn’t get it. Although, I’m quite happy with what I have. We’ll play the final soon, so stay tuned. P.S. Wiz, thanks for the tournament, and sorry for overwhelming you with questions about the rules. Overall, I enjoyed it. I wouldn’t want this to be your last tournament.

The idea with the cards is quite interesting, but the cards should have been arranged like this: 8 strong heroes and 8 weak heroes, so that they are distributed evenly, but it turned out that the 2 weakest heroes, Dira and Hagesh, went to one player. (It's funny that the person who came up with this:smile42:)
As for the game with Padme, it's clear that her counter-hero was Letos (Vitya is considered the strongest counter-hero to Letos), but even that didn't decide the outcome. The last pair, Sinithar-IbBa, was quite even, so it seems like she just had bad luck.
In general, the problem with the first choice could also be solved - if the score is 2-2, you can play a third decisive game blindly on Obsidian. You choose 1 of the 2 remaining heroes, without showing it to your opponent, and then on the count of three, you reveal your hero, and he reveals his, and you play with your chosen heroes.

So, the final
valery-fil0sof
1. fil0sof (Shak-Karukat) lost to valery (Vittorio).
2. valery (Shak-Karukat) won against fil0sof (Ravenna).
3. fil0sof (Ibba) won against valery (Daleb).
4. valery (Ora) won against fil0sof (Axel).
5. fil0sof (Ora) lost to valery (Ibba).
6. valery (Sinithar) lost to fil0sof (Razzak).
7. fil0sof (Deidra) lost to valery (Erin).

Total score: 5-2 in favor of valery :smile44:

1. Well, here, Vitto is simply stronger.
2. Very tense and interesting, although not without mistakes on my part.
3. Honestly, I didn't know who to put against Ibba, and I also made mistakes in the game itself.
4 and 5. Well, here everything is simple. My heroes were stronger.
6. I was hoping for luck from Sinithar, but I got nothing.
7. Again, in my opinion, Erin is stronger, and much stronger.

Thank you all. Thank you to the players for the interesting games, and to the organizer for the interesting tournament. I'm looking forward to the next tournament!!!;

Here are the most interesting replays:

Excellent, the tournament is finally over.
Congratulations to the winner, valery

I hope to see a couple of interesting replays here.