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4vh 4vj 4vj 4vj 4vj 4vj 4vj 52q 590 590 590 590 590 590 593 593 5f0 5f0 5f0 5f0 5f6 5f6 5f6 5fa 5fa 5fb 5fb 5fb 5fb 5fc 5fc 5gi 5gi 5gi 5og 8pmWe had several mismatches, including our first time connection where we desynched. I had a 5 turn win on my end, but wiiiieeeeerd stuff was happening. So I sad phooey, I'd rather know what I won against, retry. It took us a while to get connected again after that.
Game 1I had a fairly quick start. 1 Pillar 1st turn, then 2 Nova, Graboid, Arsenic, Lycanthrope the next turn. Arsenic basically did most of the work, pulling out 7 or 8 poison counters by the end of the battle while Shriekers kept getting doused in Basilisks Blood. My Lycan got pretty angry at the end and stole the Rage Potion I was saving for a shrieker, dropping UTAlan down to 1hp. Poison did the rest.
Game 2Much worse hand for me, or so I though. 2 Fire Pends turn 1, then I drew a 2nd nova and dropped Fog and a Graboid. Pends EQ'd, but I dropped a Pillar to pull out my Lava Golem. They just hammered away as Fog kept the early Hematites at bay until the Golem hit 7hp, dropped a Rage Potion on it to add 5 damage, leaving a mere 5 hp left to deal with. 2 Basilisk Bloods stopped me in my tracks. I was now in pretty deep trouble. I had a Lava Golem in hand, but only 2 Fire Quanta, 2 Fire Pillars, and 2 turns to live. I ended my turn at 4 quanta, my hp dropped into critical. It was now up to hAXx. Fog would just have to keep me alive. Then I drew a Nova. Lava Golems were the true heroes of this game.
gg's Alan! The intensity in the air was so thick, you could cut it with a knife. And eat it on crackers if you wanted! Although intensity tastes funny to me.
