Most sensational Arena matches

[iancudorinmarian]

[Manuel]

not so epic, but probably the chance are really low

two match in a row, two 1 hp deck that was ranked high

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[Manuel]

sorry for double post, but

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this guy spammed SoBs the entire match lol, is my new hero

[nolf]

Under pressure

Playing with PDials 34 in platinum I stumbled upon an air deck with a splash of water. On turn 3, I had to play my first Sundial, which to my surprise was immediately countered by a Shard of Patience (and also Wings). I could not allow the opponent to destroy his shard, needed a fortunate draw, had to play Sundials and then 4 Shards of Sacrifice in a row, no opponent weapon, taking 40 damage from each SoSac, finding a new Shard of Divinity just in time, always fearing a Purify. While the pressure from the opponent became simply ridiculous, even a 500 HP deck would be trembling after 12 turns of this Shard of Patience. Imagine he has a Sky Blitz in hand, he'd be close to dealing out 1000 points of damage in one turn. 

[Monox D. I-Fly]

Once I got a 1 HP opponent in The Arena and underestimated it. Then it used 6 Shards of Divinity and I was ended up losing.

[Nekobiker]

They say love is the most powerful force in the universe, but I say the most powerful force in the universe is the force of Bad Draw.

[Monox D. I-Fly]

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How did he get that many creatures?

[Calindu]

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How did he get that many creatures?

The Ai played them.

[phoenix1211]

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How did he get that many creatures?

The game probably went on for 6-7 turns, as you can see the player has 16 cards remaining in his deck. He only drew 2 quantum towers during those turns, 1 of which got stolen. He ended up unable to play any creatures against a 1-hp opponent.

[Monox D. I-Fly]

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How did he get that many creatures?

The game probably went on for 6-7 turns, as you can see the player has 16 cards remaining in his deck. He only drew 2 quantum towers during those turns, 1 of which got stolen. He ended up unable to play any creatures against a 1-hp opponent.

Oh... Thanks for the explanation... Your deductive reasoning is quite well...