Shadowverse: Rise of Bahamut

I decided to make our tournament more competitive, so I recorded VODs of my games with Morny, adding my own commentary. Unfortunately, the fifth game was finished in the morning, so it wasn't recorded... If my monotonous, lispy voice isn't too annoying, you can watch, evaluate my greed in the fourth game, be amazed by the nonsense I sometimes talk about, and listen to my reasoning.



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Yes, Revan, you'll be facepalming a lot while watching my game with the Blood faction... I deserved to lose there

We will definitely register Artza for the next tournament. I don't want to be the biggest loser.

"I have Albert, and I'm going to hell," – a top phrase people say before they die, lol.

>How interesting it all is, damn it.
He said this while opening the database for viewing.
I can't argue with that statement; there's more than enough interesting content here.

In general, it's quite interesting to watch tournament games from the perspective of another participant. So far, I've only watched the second video, but I can already say that it's good content.
By the way, "Medusa's Gaze" is a decent map, but not one to choose in every situation. However, "M-E-X" is a labyrinth.

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Picked a suboptimal hero on a 30/30 map.
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I would never do that.

This isn't just a "BM," it's a huge love for the Carrot Merchant on the third mana building of the opponent.

Tox first heard the Japanese voice acting for Heroes of Might and Magic. He didn't understand anything and didn't notice any advantages over the English version; he doesn't understand why you like it.

Loki, I like you =)

Revan, I will definitely record and upload our last game together.

Come on, I hope I can give you a worthy fight.

Fragment (Sword) def Wishmaster (Dragon)
Fragment (Sword) def Wishmaster (Dragon)
Wishmaster (Dragon) def Fragment (Sword)
Fragment (Sword) def Wishmaster (Sword)
Wishmaster (Haven) def Fragment (Sylvan)

Fangblade Slayer is definitely a powerful card... I owe all three wins for the Sword to it; the last time, even Gilgamesh joined in. I guess Wishmaster got tired of defending against it every game. :D

The fifth match was strange; it seems we both had not-so-great decks. Mine was definitely not great; Wishmaster at least had two good cards that basically won him the game. I damaged Wishmaster quite a bit, but then he played Lucifer, which I couldn't remove. I had nothing in my hand except for various minor creatures. Considering that he already had Elana and a damaged, upgraded Kagura, that decided the match.

Thanks, Wishmaster, for the games!

Fangblade Slayer is the best swordsman husband, alongside Albert.

With the best evo-art!

The final version turned out to be a rather strange Priest: without the usual pile of amulets and with a small number of early drops, but with Elana and a decent arsenal of cards for healing the face. Elana appeared at the start, as did the healing card - the initial problem was that there was nothing to buff. Fangblade Slayer is powerful; the first two matches ended in the same way - with its appearance on the board.

The last one really turned out to be a strange Priest: without the usual pile of amulets and with a small number of early drops, but with Elana and a decent arsenal of cards for healing faces.

Back then, there were more than half of the ranked players playing such strange Priests (at least, that's how it felt).

:3

He looks like some kind of bandit.