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I still have questions regarding Ment's orientation, who only finds girls who look like boys attractive
Heh, what can you do, not everyone likes the smutty stuff in the vein of sadistic nightdiabetes :D I was just looking for the map name and decided to search on Google, nothing unusual.
In the first match, neither of us expected my victory, but a miracle happened, and I pulled it off. In the second, I had a pretty easy time, and there was nothing to complain about. In the third, I had to choose between two options... I chose Dragons, and they gave me such terrible units to choose from, all at an exorbitant price. And not a single spell/follower for the Orb. In short, I lost badly; everything was too obvious.
In the third match, I was also given three options. I chose Heaven, but they gave me terrible units for it, and I had no doubt that I would be beaten. The last match was more like a mockery. First, they mocked me by giving me two mediocre cards for turns 4-5, and I got two Alucards. And I sat there until turn three, waiting for my chance. At first, I defended myself and fended off as best I could. Vish also had an Amulet that gave +1 to all types of damage, which couldn't help but inspire despair. Then he summoned Grey and Anna (and some other half-decent unit), but I killed them with Revelation. He started to build up a Sadistic Knight with a sadomasochist unit. I took out a strong unit with a spell, and it dealt 3 damage to Vish and his follower after death. On the next turn, the monster-slut bit me and gave me Visions. And then the fun began and turned into a mockery of Vish. I summoned two girls for the Orbs. Plus, there was a girl archer who gave me a free goblin mage, and her evolve helped strengthen the hedonist and give her drain. Then I also banned the Odin amulet and finished off the rest of Vish's army. And the remaining Limitless Way, Destructive Axe, giving +2/+2, and 2 Alucards remained unused, although they gave me hope that they would save me in a critical situation.
Yes, the fifth game was interesting; I had a Genesis Dragon in my hand, waiting for the right moment. I could have taken a risk at a certain point by attacking the vampire head-on with a Sea Dragon, to finish it off with the Genesis Dragon on the next turn, but as it turned out, Alucard would have finished me off first. And just a funny moment - when two Alberts can't do anything:
Congratulations to Plesen on finishing his performance in the tournament!
Comrade Revan, could you give him a small prize for being the fastest to complete his matches?
We fulfilled Tox's dream in reverse order. The most frustrating part was the first match, where the game didn't give me any chances, either in choosing the hero (okay, I could have chosen Forest, for example) or in choosing the cards (it was all expensive and unusable; among the gold and luck cards, I only got gold and the worst ones, like an amulet for discarding a card, which was offered twice!). In the third and fourth matches, there were also some of my own mistakes and inattentiveness. And I didn't get what I wanted in my hand. In the fifth match, things also didn't go as planned, especially towards the end, when I kept getting terrible cards. But in the second match, I was incredibly lucky. First, Fangblade Slayer appeared, then Revan gave me the Phoenix Amulet, thanks to which I summoned Leonid. The next turn, Revan summoned Bahamut, which gave me Leonid's amulet. But I had Albert (and also Evolve) hidden in my hand, and Revan had only 10 HP left. Combined with the amulet, this monster dealt 8 damage per hit, which was very pleasing.
I feel a bit bad about what happened with Albert, because I specifically threw in the Phoenix so that you would use your entire hand to counter my Bahamut.
So, I knew about Bahamut (or rather, I was sure he was in my hand; the second option was Prince of Darkness), and that's why I saved the evolve spell, and most importantly, I brazenly played Leonid on you. By the way, I also had a Giant Slayer in my hand, so Bahamut didn't stand a chance.