Shadowverse

I only have problems with Runecraft when fighting a real person; I win with Runecraft using insults, 1.5 HP, and luck. All other classes are easier to play; Bloodcraft, for example, could be reworked to focus on summoning mice, but I haven't gotten the cards for Vanek and the Mouse Queen, and crafting is expensive.

Mouse is not a very good build.

Well, right now I have a rather weak build. I tried to assemble a team with as few units dependent on Vengeance as possible, and I added the ability to heal, because the clowns with Storm are very effective, but they are quite expensive.

Heh

Claws with Storm are really good.

I recently realized that Shield Tier is good, but that's just my personal opinion, which no one will share, and I'm not insisting on it.

I just like to rush, and other maps of similar cost are even more nonsensical; they beg for vengeance or just play weirdly.

I recently realized for myself that the tier list is flawed. But this is just my personal opinion, which no one will share, and I'm not insisting on it.

If you have any Swiftfangs or play through Mary, they are quite good.

I just can't watch without tears how a vampire poops on a wolf, hurts itself, and then trades it or even evolves and trades it for zero. And if it doesn't trade, the wolf lives for exactly one attack and dies from a fake's spit in its direction, and even then, the wolf deals as much damage to the vampire as it does to you. And no matter how many times I play with them, throwing it on the second turn was effective in maybe two games out of twenty, when some noob priest doesn't have good low-tier units. When a dumb unit dies from any single-damage attack and also deals damage to you, it's a complete disgrace. It just makes you want to say - you're playing effectively.
The 2-2 mounted unit with block was much better, and one mana difference here is not worth it.

from a fake spit in his direction

From a Magic Missile that goes through the deck. =)

You just can't get into vampirism.

Added 6 hours and 10 minutes ago
So far, starting from December 29th, I've played 23 arenas. I spent 3450 gold participating in them and won 2575 gold. Considering the cost of packs (100 gold), the benefit of participating in arenas (in addition to the greater enjoyment of the game) compared to buying packs is 1425 gold.

Some statistics:
Going first (51 games), win rate: 62.75%
Going second (64 games), win rate: 70.31%
Swordcraft (40 games), win rate: 80%
Dragoncraft (60 games), win rate: 63.33%
Bloodcraft (15 games), win rate: 46.67%

Arena results:
0 wins: 0
1 win: 1
2 wins: 5
3 wins: 6
4 wins: 7
5 wins: 4


What I'm trying to say is... Take Two is more fun, more interesting, and more profitable. I recommend that everyone who continues to play SV spend their gold on participating in this mode. The only downside is that you get standard packs as a reward.

I still have five thousand gold, and I'm not going to stop playing this mode...

This guy is really annoying; I just put two Swordcraft cards against him, and he already lost on the fifth round.

I also like this girl; she's great with enhancements and helped me win several battles against dragons.



I heard his voice acting in the English version. I laughed a lot. It reminded me of Arcz. I was laughing so hard, I'm still giggling like crazy.

This guy is really annoying; I just put two Swordcrafts against him, and he choked in the fifth round and lost.

A new must-have, overpowered aggro deck for blood.

I also like this girl; she helps a lot with the enhance, and I won several battles for the dragon thanks to her.

Dark Dragoon for broke players. Unboosted - a three-drop, boosted - a Dragoon. A must-have, overpowered aggro deck for the dragon.

I heard his voice acting in the English version. I laughed a lot. I remembered that I associate him with Arcs. I burst out laughing, and I'm still laughing like crazy.

This one is just trash.

Yeah, elves are trash; I didn't add it to my deck, but it's still funny trash.

Found a new way to have fun during battles: I click on the thing in the upper left corner of the arena, and it often gives you cool stuff. I just haven't tried it on the Bloodcraft arena yet; I didn't notice this feature at first, and now that arena isn't dropping.