Shadowverse

Plus, in theory, it can be combined with the Soul Dealer.

Then it would be even better with Mary (one-shot with 20 HP).

There was something similar to what Reven linked, a lighter version. The enemy (a monk) throws amulets. I see that creatures will hatch from them on the next turn. Even without considering the damage, I deploy two Yurks and attack the monk. The monk has 6 hit points left; on the next turn, two tigers and a bird hatch from the amulets. The Yurks dutifully deal 6 damage, equivalent to three followers, and the monk dies.

I managed to defeat the mage with a double-shift strategy. I was shocked myself. In the first three rounds, I literally had nothing to do, just sitting there like a useless unit. The hardest part was not to type a sarcastic "thank you" when the mage placed an ice golem, against which I sacrificed my units to execute cockroach combos. And in the end, I defeated her with a fairy and a bird from a spell.

Kids, never, ever, ever forget about the dimension shift in such situations. The opponent might always have three roaches in their hand.
It turned out funny, by the way; I was moving these roaches back and forth throughout the game using return spells.

She just had a bad hand and didn't draw Di-Shift. Either it was at the very bottom of her deck, or she drew it too late and didn't have enough mana to play it along with the Harpies/Destroyers.

Where do you find so many whores in this game?

Well, they aren't used much in Duel anymore, but I did encounter them a couple of times in ranked matches this week.

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Although, you're probably referring to the fact that I gave them that name. But there's a reason for it. When you're trying hard, building combinations, and your opponent throws down Dimension Shift + this creature with 20/20 stats, you can't really call it anything else.

I always used these creatures when playing with the "de-shift" option. I rarely made it to the actual shift, but even without it, these creatures made me sweat. And I also had an epic experience when, throughout the entire game, there wasn't a single goblin mage or Fina, not to mention cockroaches.

I wish every battle against Fortress was like this.

After a series of failures, I finally won, or how homecoming saved my skin.
I played two roaches, damaged the enemy, and on the next turn, he naturally targeted my roaches. I finish him off with mummy and use homecoming. I frantically think, realizing that I'm doomed. The enemy plays a bunch of creatures, brings me down to 2 health, and I'm just sitting there, stunned. Then it dawns on me that I have a goblin in my hand that will summon my third roach, which will be just enough to defeat the enemy.

I can switch to Dashka.

That’s how I posted it for both of you and Neyra.

Well, sorry, I don't really want to get too involved with Bloodcraft, I'm just not that skilled.

I hate myself for this, but I just pulled it off. I could have just placed one cockroach and killed it, but no, I placed a goblin, three cockroaches, and only then killed the enemy.