(Fire Sld) Avenger 3 - 0 (Entropy Gen) Calindu

[ARTHANASIOS]

dd, we already know ARTH is insane

Kuro is insane too!

[Espithel]

You call use of BE insane?
Pfffft

Try it on a singularity that's being constantly antimattered by a nymph.
Who's the insane one now?


Good game all, guys.

[Annele]

inb4 that singularity quints and PUs itself and you die from lack of damage/the extra damage your opponent can play because of its novas

[CrockettRocket]

inb4 that singularity quints and PUs itself and you die from lack of damage/the extra damage your opponent can play because of its novas

cant... cause of antimatter.
inb4 the opponent quints it and it infests. I dont think singu can PU, only infest.

[Annele]

inb4 that singularity quints and PUs itself and you die from lack of damage/the extra damage your opponent can play because of its novas

cant... cause of antimatter.
inb4 the opponent quints it and it infests. I dont think singu can PU, only infest.

You can't anitmatter immaterial creatures

[RootRanger]

You can't anitmatter immaterial creatures

Well, you can't antimatter immaterial creatures.

[CrockettRocket]

*sighs.*

1st turn: lay amythyst pillars.
2nd turn: ???
3rd turn: lay purple nymph. 4th turn: Double supernova. Lay BE on it. Antimatter it.
4th turn: profit.

Singu cant quint itself because its antimattered, its not that you cant antimatter it because its quinted simply because antimatter comes first. The opponent would have to quint it so you can't antimatter it. Argueablly its still a decent singu because it cant get vampire to damage its owner and it has repeatable PC quinted. If the opponent has quints he probably relies on dim shields so I feel like the game at that point is a 50/50 and the winner will be based on the RNG of singu.

[Annele]

You do realise that singularities switch back to negative attack at the end of each turn?

[Afdarenty]

If Singularity has positive attack it'll antimatter itself, but that counts as the one negative effect per turn. It can't antimatter itself and quint itself on the same turn.

[theelkspeaks]

If Singularity has positive attack it'll antimatter itself, but that counts as the one negative effect per turn. It can't antimatter itself and quint itself on the same turn.

This interaction actually means that SoPa can deny your own Singus from hurting you - a useful tip if you accidentally make one in a SoPa deck.

[Espithel]

A singularity with positive attack will ALWAYS antimatter itself.
So if you keep antimattering it, turn after turn, it'll do nothing.

I've been trying to exploit this somehow, but it's been proving itself impossible.
When I refer to "the inefficient pulvy", this is the deck I'm talking about.

Maybe some SoPa would help... Hmmm.

[CrockettRocket]

You do realise that singularities switch back to negative attack at the end of each turn?

You do realize thats the point? And that purple nymph is antimatter on a stick?