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Drakkoshka (Forest) def Fragment (Shadow) Surprisingly easy battle, even though it seemed like the deck was full of weak cards. On the ninth round, I played a Rose and had three Spikes in hand, ready for any unpleasant surprises like Khavy. However, Fragment seemed to be in a really bad spot, and in the end, I managed to finish him off with what I had on the board. Drakkoshka (Sword) def Fragment (Sword) The start wasn't great, and I was starting to lose hope, but then I managed to turn things around. I had Albert in hand from the first round, and I was saving an evolution point for him, but in the end, I still managed to win with what I had on the board. Fragment (Dragon) def Drakkoshka (Shadow) The game didn't go well from the start, but then I caught up, and we were playing normally. I played a Dark Servant, but I should have taken out the Dragon that Fragment had on the board, because he then played a Genesis Dragon and finished me off (I keep one in my Dragon deck for the same purpose). Fragment (Forest) def Drakkoshka (Forest) Everything was going great, despite the constant lack of cards. I had a good lead, and then Fragment played Lucifer. Life is pain. Drakkoshka (Shadow) def Fragment (Forest) Oh, it was an interesting battle, we were evenly matched. Andras with Storm and a resurrected Flylord decided the outcome.
The first two matches had surprisingly bad decks, especially the second one... There were definitely no legendary creatures, and the gold was pretty weak.
The game didn't go well at the beginning, but then I caught up, and we were having a good time. I offered a Dark Servant, but I should have taken out the dragon that was lying around near Fragment, because he later summoned a Genesis Dragon and finished me off (I keep one in my dragon deck for the same purpose).
I have a couple of those too. I also had a Dark Prince in my hand, but I didn't get to use it.
Everything was going great, I had a good lead, and then Fragment summoned Lucifer. Life sucks.
He's been in my hand for a while, but I was waiting for you to spend your last evolution point so I could decide whether to evolve Lucifer or not, depending on the outcome. In the end, it worked out well; I evolved him, took out the enemy creature that I could only defeat with Lucifer at that moment, and then it was only a matter of time.
Oh, it was an interesting battle, we were evenly matched. Andras with Storm and the resurrected Fly Lord decided the outcome.
I wish I had that kind of luck. And honestly, how embarrassing to be defeated by my own avatar! x)
Either I'm completely losing it, or you threw a whole Olivia at me in the first battle.
I've had it in my hand for a while, but I was waiting for you to spend your last evolution point so I could decide whether to evolve Lucifer or not, depending on the consequences.
Yeah, I really regretted spending all my evolutions, because if I had taken Lucifer back in my turn, I would have put up a much better fight.
And honestly, how could you kill me with my own avatar! x)
It seemed somewhat symbolic to me. Actually, I also really love the flylord, as I've written many times, and when it came up, I took it without hesitation. I only realized later that it would look like I was being mean when playing against you.
Either I'm completely losing it, or you threw a whole Olivia at me in the first battle.
I don't remember, although maybe my memory is failing me... I've already forgotten many details, but I remember being extremely unhappy with the randomness at that moment.
Yeah, I really regretted spending all my evolutions, because if I had removed Lucy in my turn, I would have put up a much better fight.
In general, I rarely hold onto an evolution, mostly only if the map conditions suggest thinking about it, like with Albert, or Lucifer as now.
It seemed somewhat symbolic to me. Actually, I also really love the Fly Lord, as I've written many times, and when it came up, I took it without hesitation. And I only realized later that playing against you, it would look like I was taunting you.
Yes, the Fly Lord is one of my favorite creatures, although unfortunately I rarely use it. It evokes nostalgic memories for me, reminding me of a boss from Counter-Strike that I used to defeat with my friends on the PlayStation when I was a kid. And it also makes cool sounds, not just some standard roar/growl. And it's also very useful in terms of its effect.
WishmasteR
