Shadowverse

I lost to an AI. I started crying. I removed Mashka, the Storm Demon, and the Slow Dominator. I added Alucard and the Sweet Vampire. Suddenly, luck kicked in, and I drew three Masks and all the pieces of the combo. I defeated the AI. I almost died myself. I know that other cards are used in the meta, and strangely enough, I might have a better chance there. But I don't care. I'm even ashamed to go into unranked matches with this kind of joy.
By the way, the Mask is a must-have; it's better than any Ward.

Still, I decided to try unranked matches. Surprisingly, it works quite well, but there are still some difficulties. It would have been easier with Revelation and Diabolic Drain.
From this moment on, it wasn't even frustrating, I just laughed. I had all the pieces of the combo in my hand, nothing else, I skipped the ninth round, and... Too obvious, right? <_<

I don't have any frontliners, but my deck isn't specifically built around the Frog either. Although, the Frog is quite helpful.

Upgraded the deshift. The downsides are that you need to draw two cards instead of one, and it's a solid 6 points. The pluses are that you don't have to boost the flamy alongside the deshift; we just dump everything into shift and don't worry about it.

I think I'll craft the most broken deck. Because I can.

You're changing Rovan, and that's what makes him special.

How did you get a glue golem in your hand, Lock?

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Smoothing out the frontline in a futile attempt to weaken the buff and Kaleidoscope Golem in hand. I was actually glad, because I wanted to free up a slot for at least a tier 3 unit.

A triple test in unranked play is like a trial run, a deliberately good and flashy advertisement.

That’s because it’s a broken deck. I had the same problem with the goblin mage and cockroaches before the nerf.

A small collection of funny plays with RuneCraft adept-style flair, which I gathered during today's Rune daily, when they suddenly started appearing after almost a week of complete absence in ranked.
Aggro sludge is an interesting deck to play.

In the last one, I put that guy on the left, naked and without evolution, on the second turn, and he survived until the final. Probably the most profitable left in the history of mankind.

"One turn before Darkjanna," drew 5-B class student Vadik Letalchenko.
%%The four-mana spell he's going to play this turn won't help him%%

And I keep tinkering with my husband-combo. My first documented victory against a real person. The most annoying thing is that I had all the cards, and my opponent turned out to be a fool; he opened the Grail, the cards from it didn't fit in his hand, and he did something else and surrendered.
And yes, I love Urias more and more; he's just so awesome ^_^

And here's a bit more. I didn't even need Reizor Claw here, even though I had it.
Damn, either my opponents are noobs, or the deck really did get better when I removed all the 2-cost creatures except for Baphomet and the Spider Imp, and instead added the Goblin Mage and Finka (and also Grimnir). I think heavy control tools aren't that critical here, although maybe it would have been easier with them.
I made some epic misplays in a couple of battles. Especially when, because of Azazel's mask, he didn't get me to Vengeance, and Laura's ability didn't activate; I felt like a complete idiot, lol.
And this guy really likes to play all his cards into my hand for full price in the first few rounds >_>