If I had won, I would say I had amazing luck, but since I've lost, why not bandwagon the blame on the rng.
I wouldn't say this was a perfect or dedicated counter, but losing a phase shield deck to a creature deck, leaves something to be desired in terms of offense.
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55k 55k 55k 55q 55q 55q 55u 55u 55u 55u 55u 576 576 576 576 61o 61o 61o 61o 61o 61o 61o 61t 61t 61t 61t 61t 621 621 621 8poDidn't play the first match
Basically both times I was forced to start chaining dim. shields at turn 17-18.
Game 1
I had no shields in hand, but drew them exactly to chain them. I was able to play one momentumed quinted graviton eater early, and one quinted (no momentum) graviton fire eater. Procrastination comes out soon, almost completely stopping the nonmomentumed eater. I drew two more shields on the turn I needed them, slowly growing the eaters. On the last turn, I thanked the (false) gods - I'll show you the picture, if anyone requests it/I am not lazybones.
Game 2
I drew 4 shields early, but no quints!!!, I had to wait until i had 12 cards left (10 turns) to even use the plethora of pillars and pendulums I was drawing to summon a creature and quint it.I was able to chain all 4, and then I drew a pillar
I had it all calculated out, that I would win, if I drew the 5th shield.
In one way i was lucky to get the draws when I needed them, but in another way I was unlucky, to have needed to get those lucky draws
