(Entropy SideBoard) CCC 3 - 1 (Life Discard) Helston

[CCCombobreaker]

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Game 1
Maxwell's came out after game 1, as they felt pretty worthless.
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4

Let's just say it was my 30th birthday, and a friend texted me that he hoped I got all the lucky topdecks, and Our Lady RNG heard his wish.

Excellent deck from Life, very unexpected.  Well played by my opponent Helston, but panda and discord were nearly flawless when I needed them.

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SideBoard Soldier.
+8 from EC

[Helston]

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Discard soldier, used 8 extra upgrades. Those Pandes provided a surprising amount of RTs/GPs.

Between Gravity Pulls and Pandemonium almost always providing an RT or GP when needed, I just couldn't hold the damage off. Won game 1 because apparently a PU'd Adrenastaff doesn't heal for 20 per turn.

Happy Birthday and GGs CCC!

[inthisroom]

Happy birthday CCCombobreaker~

[xn0ize]

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

[willng3]

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

Yeah it's not like we'd still be healing up to 120 HP per turn or anything.

[xn0ize]

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

Yeah it's not like we'd still be healing up to 120 HP per turn or anything.

but you wouldn't be killing them too?

[iancudorinmarian]

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

Yeah it's not like we'd still be healing up to 120 HP per turn or anything.

Stalls have at least 35 cards usually, so it would just deckout in the end.

[Helston]

Yes, if they had an AM stall we'd have probably lost. War decks can be countered, especially for a weaker element such as Life, and it's a matter of predicting what your opponent is likely to bring.

[Ginyu]

Happy birthday, CCC!

[Vangelios]

Happy birthday, CCC!

+1

[willng3]

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

Yeah it's not like we'd still be healing up to 120 HP per turn or anything.

but you wouldn't be killing them too?

Yes and there's another win condition known as decking out which has the potential to occur in that scenario. I suppose you could then question why we didn't take a larger deck size to counter stalls but I think it should be pretty obvious that that's not exactly what we were going for here.

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

Yeah it's not like we'd still be healing up to 120 HP per turn or anything.

Stalls have at least 35 cards usually, so it would just deckout in the end.

Standard full-blown stalls in War run around 40 cards, if not more to counter other stalls using deck-out as a win condition. Your point is moot regardless because a stall wasn't what we were preparing for here.

[xn0ize]

what if entropy had bunch of AM? this seems like a big gamble that didn't even pay off.

Yeah it's not like we'd still be healing up to 120 HP per turn or anything.

but you wouldn't be killing them too?

Yes and there's another win condition known as decking out which has the potential to occur in that scenario. I suppose you could then question why we didn't take a larger deck size to counter stalls but I think it should be pretty obvious that that's not exactly what we were going for here.

Sending AM vs life is a very solid choice, meaning you took a big risk with a deck like this, you not understanding that and being aggressive in your answers just shows that, I only stated that you gambled on a certain matchup or a few and it didn't pay off, no need to be offended.