Posts from Shadowverse

I personally think that the vampire's 2-drop units are overrated and unnecessary, unless you're playing an aggressive, rush-down strategy.

Based on my observations, the spider imp is at least an annoying nuisance even in the later stages. Although I removed it from my aggro deck. Usually, enemies die immediately after I play Flame-Glass and cast Dishift, but this one apparently decided to see what would happen. Well, what happened... I had a second Dishift. However, I found another drawback of Flame-n-Glass – it has twice as few slots for spells or other useful things compared to Flameweaver. I think Dragonbond Mage is a good and unconventional finisher, but I only have one right now, and I need to boost its spell power so that it summons dragons when needed, and not just one and a half per round. But if I happen to find a couple more, I'll use it instead of Flame-n-Glass.

I took down that aggro deck with my husband-combo. More precisely, it was a mid-range deck that didn't get Hector. Maybe I'll just mess around with it in ranked...
Honestly, it doesn't feel like the kind of combo I'm used to, using roaches and Altfang. With those, you can just go all-out and hit them hard, the more the better. The roach and Fangophait are more for finishing them off, whatever comes out, comes out. Here, the amount of health the opponent has doesn't matter at all, and the main task is to reliably assemble the combo and survive until round 10, because there are no other win conditions (you can try, of course, but they'll probably just get in the way, the deck is built for something else). So, you don't need to rush to hit them hard, but rather control the board, trade, clear wards, etc. That's also why I dropped Dance of Death and added Execution.
By the way, regarding win conditions, you can also add Lucifer and Israfil just for fun. Baphomet doesn't need them, but they can a) heal b) make the opponent focus on "oh crap, what a scary, fat follower, forget about hitting the opponent, I need to kill the follower at all costs." There's no point in constantly keeping myself under Vengeance, because that seriously reduces my chances of surviving until round 10, and then Azik will take care of things when the time comes, so extra healing won't hurt. On the other hand, I'm afraid these guys might get in the way, and I only have one copy of each card, and the deck seems playable enough right now, all the cards are in their place (the main thing is not to play Mask under Azik, lol).
And, STRANGELY ENOUGH, all the pieces of the combo come together in my hand in 95% of the games, even though, in theory, this is not the most likely event, and I don't have many draws.

At the very least, the top artwork SEEMS to be from Hearthstone.

I'll Photoshop something similar for Heroes of Might and Magic now.

Below, if not from Hearthstone, then it's definitely related to Warcraft.

Basically, I didn't try hard.

The lower one is also available in Heroes of Might and Magic in that form.

Those who are interested in the original will also find it quite amusing:

You need to run as fast as you can.

For now, the only Bison in the Rampart faction lost on the fourth map in the mirror match.

Today, I lost to an incredibly strong Azik + Masha combo in round 10. The principle is the same, but the combo is much more powerful.

This guy played Uroboros in the fourth round. The hardest part was not to kill it quickly, but to lure it back onto the board under Lilith, but I managed, as you can see. Should I give him a third one...?
And also, I got an amazing topdeck, killed a Klov, and sat there calculating whether I could pull off a lethal attack with one cockroach and one Guidens, but after a shot to the hand, a second bolt hit, and the question was settled.

Wow, these clowns actually added an update with a street fighter. I'm starting to feel even better about quitting the game.

Nice laugh

Wow, these clowns actually released an update with a street fighter. I'm starting to feel even better about quitting the game.

Not that I'm rushing to defend the Chinese masterpiece, but the argument is ridiculous.