Bonestorm (Gryffindor) 2 - TII (Hufflepuff) 1 (Subbed by Le Calindu~)

[Bonestorm]

by Bonestorm

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576 576 576 576 576 576 5f0 5f0 5f0 5f0 5f0 5f0 5f6 5f6 5fb 5fb 5fb 5i4 5i4 5i4 5i4 5i4 5i4 5ie 5ie 5ie 5ie 7dr 7dr 7gt 7gt 7gt 8pp

Pretty epic games.

0-1
My creatures came out thick and fast but no fire quanta, i eventually got a fire pillar and popped down his obsidian when he played it (i held the RE from using it on a gotp for a turn so I was damn glad to see it wasn't in vain ) I had him down to 3hp when he topdecked a ghost (no other card would have done it since I don't think he had quanta for either dragon!) intense stuff.

1-1
Revenge of the topdeck, I needed a Rage Elixir and it came. Bought me the turn that I needed to win myself.

2-1
Not so close, I got all 4 of my toadies out and kept raging his gotps/silurian as they came out.

Good games Cal, a pleasure as always - pretty relieved after game 2! 

[Calindu]

by calindu221

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5i7 5i7 5i7 5jm 5jm 5jm 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5ru 5ru 5ru 5ru 5ru 5ru 5uk 5uk 5uk 5uk 5uk 5uu 5uu 606 606 606 7q6 7t5 7t5 8ps

Game 1: Started furious, got fast creatures, and he raged a lot of those.I did a mistake by waiting to freeze a squid.In the end *le GotP topdeck* won me the game.
Game 2: Game was normally, just that he topdecked 2 Rages to win the game.
Game 3: I had a *le sigh* draw, only 1 darkness pillar and 1 of my Obsidians and both LS in hand, wanted to rush, since I had a early GotP and 2 freezes ready but in the end he killed all I got.

Team Gryffindor, Y u so rage?

[Onizuka]

Great use of gravy quanta.

[Dm]

Great use of gravy quanta.

Who needs creatures when you got quanta.

[Jocko]

Great use of gravy quanta.

You think so? When i ran a QI test the output was "Over 9000".

[Bonestorm]

Great use of gravy quanta.

You think so? When i ran a QI test the output was "Over 9000".

I'll make a new index for the deck called the WIndex which measures how much it wins and only cares about  QI.