Closest Game Ever?

[Xamuel]

Check out this edge-of-your-seat, 1hp vs. 1hp final match snapshot.  Mr. Annoymaster, congratulations on a name well chosen-- your deck was indeed annoying.

This is now a "post snapshots of the closest matches ever" thread.

[Alias]

This is kinda pointless...You can't really get much closer than that.

[ralouf]

You can if both player have 0 cards in their deck

[Shrink]

You can if both player have 0 cards in their deck

Or if you get the amazing trebuchet bug and you win with 0 hp thennnn that's closer right?

Edit: Award moment where the quote never ends!

[ralouf]

Then that's a bug but you can call it a close game

[dragonsdemesne]

I don't have a screenshot anymore (it happened a few weeks ago) but I had one game in a tournament that was incredibly close.  I was using a monotime deck with gravity mark, and my opponent was using a time/light stall.  I was about to be decked out while furiously trying to deal enough damage with my hordes of scarabs generated by pharaohs.  My opponent had miracles, sancs, and procrastination.  On my very last possible turn to win (he would miracle next turn, and I'd be sure to be decked out in about 2-3 turns then) I started devouring all my creatures delayed from his procrastination shield.  I'd been doing this for a few turns, since my field was full at 23 creatures, and I'd devour one to make it bigger, then make a new one.  Anyway, I start going through devouring all my delayed creatures  and spawning new ones with undelayed pharaohs, while my time is ticking down, because I don't quite have enough damage on the board to win yet, and it's obvious from the health bar I only need a few more.  I time out before I finish devouring all my delayed creatures, and the AI takes over, and I attack.  I win by exact damage, leaving my opponent at precisely zero hps...

[Xamuel]

Niiiiice, I'd love to see your enemy's rageface after that   

I don't have a screenshot anymore (it happened a few weeks ago) but I had one game in a tournament that was incredibly close.  I was using a monotime deck with gravity mark, and my opponent was using a time/light stall.  I was about to be decked out while furiously trying to deal enough damage with my hordes of scarabs generated by pharaohs.  My opponent had miracles, sancs, and procrastination.  On my very last possible turn to win (he would miracle next turn, and I'd be sure to be decked out in about 2-3 turns then) I started devouring all my creatures delayed from his procrastination shield.  I'd been doing this for a few turns, since my field was full at 23 creatures, and I'd devour one to make it bigger, then make a new one.  Anyway, I start going through devouring all my delayed creatures  and spawning new ones with undelayed pharaohs, while my time is ticking down, because I don't quite have enough damage on the board to win yet, and it's obvious from the health bar I only need a few more.  I time out before I finish devouring all my delayed creatures, and the AI takes over, and I attack.  I win by exact damage, leaving my opponent at precisely zero hps...

[furballdn]

You can if both player have 0 cards in their deck

Or if you get the amazing trebuchet bug and you win with 0 hp thennnn that's closer right?

Edit: Award moment where the quote never ends!

Both players have 0hp and 0 cards in their deck! Dun dun dun!

[RootRanger]

I once had a tourney match when I survived with 1 hp.

Cool, right? Now here's the twist.

I was playing a stall and was nowhere close to killing my opponent. I had just enough healing to survive with 1 hp the next turn as well. After that I had enough quanta to slow down his damage and win by deckout later in the game.

[Violenceisanart]

Pretty darn close...lol

[Stealth5208]

that is the closest game ever, 1hp vs 1hp is pretty incredible

[Acsabi44]

Yesterday night I was playing a TPVP match with Pikachufan.
When he pressed the spacebar the last time, he had 5 HP and 2 Mummies on the field, attacking into a 16HP pulled 'doll.
I had 12 HP and 12 poison counters on me.

Poison damage applies first.