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Hello everyone. I had another intense battle today, and I’d like to share it with you. My opponent was close to taking me down in the next turn, so I was thrilled to land a decisive move just in time for the win.
Having Underbush Boar in my hand was very reassuring.
I managed to overcome the disadvantage of going second.
The game continued in my favor.
However, my opponent’s equipment was troublesome, and I knew I had to destroy it.
I was glad to destroy the equipment early.
I’ve got my opponent cornered, but their large hand size is a concern.
The combination of Food Chain and Bladefly is unbeatable.
I also postponed their threatening deck destruction effect. And with that, I secured the victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/knolezrw
Hello everyone. I just played Flashback Genesis for the first time, and I’d like to share my experience. It’s been a while since I built a deck, but given the limited cards available, it wasn’t too difficult. I tried to replicate my usual combinations as much as possible by utilizing similar cards where I could.
I got a decent starting hand and began by observing my opponent's moves.
I was surprised to find that Underbush Boar is usable in this rule set. It’s been a consistently powerful card from the past to the present.
I steadily took control of the field.
I continued to prevent my opponent’s summons, but seeing their hand grow made me feel uneasy.
I wiped their field again and continued my attacks.
I managed to secure victory by using the Firewine I had been saving.
This rule set gives me the chance to use cards I wouldn’t normally pick, which makes it really enjoyable. I’ve already played a few games and had a great time. Since the reward multiplier is high, I’m looking forward to playing more while I can.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/nyeucuzs
Hello everyone. Today, I want to share a game where Dagan finally made a bit of a comeback. Dagan used to be my favorite card, and it was incredibly powerful when God Power could instantly restore a card’s HP. Back then, I could buff Dagan twice—once by healing with God Power after it took more than 2 damage, and again by its own Regain ability.
The mechanics have changed since then, and Dagan hasn’t been able to shine much lately. So, I was really happy to see it contribute in this match.
I was second, but it was eerie that my opponent didn’t make any moves.
Dagan found the perfect target to feed on.
With my equipment and buffs, I secured a strong field presence.
I successfully took control of the field.
Suddenly, my mana dropped by 1 each turn.
Once again, my mana dropped, and the field filled up with weak cards—a tough situation.
Luckily, the opponent’s attacks weren’t relentless, and I managed to recover.
When my opponent had just 1 HP left, they used Food Chain to summon a powerful unit. If they had done it one turn earlier, I would have lost. It was an artistic and impressive summon that left me in awe.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/qwerjeov
Hello everyone. Today, I want to share a match where I faced an unusual strategy and ended up losing. I've encountered many different types of opponents, but this was the first time I couldn't keep up with a weapon that had been so heavily upgraded. It was a very powerful opponent.
I started with a decent hand.
I gradually filled the field.
The opponent’s weapon quickly became a serious threat.
I started getting pushed back.
Although I tried to increase my numbers, the opponent’s weapon had become extremely strong.
I managed to hold on with Bladefly.
It was a stalemate, but my health was gradually being chipped away.
WildFire activated successfully.
The opponent's health regeneration was troublesome.
In the end, I lost. The opponent's weapon had become incredibly powerful.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/oyqgownx
Hello everyone, it's been a while again. It's been about a month since I last played. After finally settling into my new home post-move, I’ve found some time to play games again.
I had a decent starting hand with some useful cards for going first.
First Canopy Barrage
Second Canopy Barrage
I focused on low-cost cards and quickly filled the field.
The opponent tried to recover, but I overwhelmed them with sheer numbers.
This led to my victory.
Using two consecutive Canopy Barrages early on really disrupted my opponent's start. Riding that momentum, I secured the win.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/tykfgzwd
Hello everyone, it's been a while. Lately, I've been struggling to find time to play, which has been frustrating. With a move coming up next week, I don't expect to play for a while, so I wanted to share this week's Weekly Ranked Battle.
I had a decent starting hand.
I’m a bit concerned about my opponent increasing their hand size.
I’m steadily taking control of the field.
Canopy Barrage landed perfectly.
Following Canopy Barrage, Lightning Strike also hit effectively.
Something serious happened. It’s a combo I've never seen before.
Sudden Bloom is very versatile.
I tried a new card. It's interesting to be able to see the opponent's cards.
This led to my victory.
It seems a new pack was released while I wasn't playing. When the prices drop, I plan to buy some Wild cards. I haven't updated my deck since Food Chain, so I'm looking forward to it.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/vibwvwrs
Hello everyone, it's been a while. Last month was hectic with work at the beginning of the period, and I couldn't find much time to play. I finally got to play again and it turned out to be an intensely heated battle, so I wanted to share it. I believe it was a great fight where both my opponent and I gave it our all.
I had a pretty good start, and although I was the second to play, I managed to turn it to my advantage.
I reinforced my hand while effectively bringing cards onto the field.
The game continued to unfold in my favor.
I was able to destroy my opponent's equipment, putting me significantly ahead.
However, Oni brought the situation back to even.
I managed a slight recovery, but felt slightly disadvantaged in terms of the number of cards in my hand.
It was my first time seeing Primal Tide, and its nearly lethal skill surprised me. However, I had Bladefly in my hand, and with Food Chain, I countered with my own lethal combination.
As the opponent continued to strengthen, this turn became my last chance. If I could clear the confusion, I would win. I found The Trial Begins. I added Serena to my hand, cleared the ally's confusion, and launched a full attack. It was close, but I managed to win.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/hjjvfeey
This time, it was an incredibly close battle, with a victory at just 1 remaining HP. The game progressed rapidly, with the advantage constantly changing, making it an interesting battle to share.
I thought my initial hand was good.
Being the first to play put me in an advantageous position.
With Food Chain, I managed to evolve into a decent monster.
The opponent also played some good units, so I made sure to take them down.
Then, I started summoning units from scratch again.
They were lower-level units, but I kept playing them.
I continued to attack, utilizing Canopy Barrage.
Both sides started to have units filling up the field.
It was a critical situation, but I decided to end my turn without doing anything.
I managed to defeat a strong enemy, but I was still in a pinch.
Using Bladefly, I summoned a large number.
I couldn't completely deplete the opponent's HP, but if I could last until the next turn, I'd win.
Thanks to an equipment effect, I won. I was left with just 1 HP.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/rcgjllpu
This time, the battle began oddly, with the opponent's actions halting for the first few turns. It turned out to be their strategy, but I managed to secure a victory and thought it worth sharing.
The hand I got was quite good. For going first against a War deck, could this be the best hand possible?
I steadily placed cards on the field.
This was the opponent's ace up their sleeve. It seems the lower-cost cards in their hand became significantly stronger, making the situation quite perilous.
I took this chance to strengthen my field further and continued the attack.
While destroying the opponent's cards, I kept up the attack.
Being able to summon two 5/3 units for just 1 mana is incredibly powerful.
Somehow, I managed to maintain momentum until the end and secured the victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/itvubzin
This time, I'm sharing a battle against a Magic deck, which I generally find challenging. I couldn't capitalize on the opponent's early setup phase and allowed a turnaround, but I managed to rebuild and secure a victory in the end.
I summoned the best cards for countering Magic.
The key is to attack solidly in the early phase.
I worked on enhancing my field presence.
It seems like I'm overwhelming, but the focus on low-cost cards feels precarious.
It looks like I have a significant advantage.
I was completely wiped out. Time for a comeback.
I rebuild with Bladefly.
I push through with an enhancement from Sudden Bloom.
This is where I secured the victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/uzoiegmq
This time, since Ranked was available to play, I want to share the most challenging battle I had among several matches. It was an extremely tough battle lasting over 26 minutes, making for an interesting game with the tide turning multiple times.
My hand had a relatively high number of low-cost cards, including interesting ones like Food Chain, which I was excited about.
Things seemed to be progressing smoothly.
I continued to have the upper hand, but the opponent's large number of cards in hand was concerning.
The opponent gained a slight advantage, but it seemed like there was still a chance to win.
Due to the opponent's skillful use of Food Chain, I was put at a significant disadvantage. However, I planned to turn the tide with Oni.
It was my first time using this card, but given its cost of 6, it turned out to be quite powerful.
I struggled against the opponent's Hedgehog but eventually gained a complete advantage.
Although I couldn't destroy the Hedgehog by the end, I managed to win.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/drkqwmfb
This time, since Ranked was not available, I decided to play a few Casual games. My impression was that my opponents also played in a more relaxed manner. I'm eager for Weekend Ranked to become available again since I enjoy the strategizing aspect.
I had a decent hand. Underbush Boar was very effective.
This turn was more about observing.
Since the opponent's attack power was 2, I summoned Dagan.
I was able to completely clear the opponent's field.
I filled the field with Bladefly.
This momentum led me to victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/mctlptgk
I'm sharing another Weekly Ranked Battle. Although the battle itself is from last week, I realized I hadn't posted it properly, so I'm sharing it a week late.
I had a good hand, centered around low-cost cards.
The opponent also started building their foundation carefully, making the early game relatively easy to engage in.
I gradually whittled down their forces.
Canopy Barrage played a key role.
Despite facing somewhat troublesome cards, I continued to chip away at them.
I defeated them with Underbush Boar.
Lightning Strike was extremely effective, thoroughly clearing the opponent's cards.
I defeated another with Underbush Boar.
Although always in the lead, I hadn't completely broken through yet.
Finally, I took control of the field.
Oni prevented the opponent from catching up.
Lightning Strike shined once again.
Here, I secured the victory. With ample cards left in hand, I was able to win smoothly.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/urdxhadg
I'm sharing another Weekly Ranked Battle. This time, an unusual event occurred where an enhanced unit was returned to my hand, allowing me to summon it again and re-enhance it. It was a somewhat eerie development, but I managed to secure a victory and wanted to share it.
I had a good hand with many low-cost cards.
Canopy Barrage was effective.
With many cards on the field, the situation was advantageous.
I applied a buff and managed to destroy the opponent's card just right.
I applied the buff again.
With the buff applied, I launched a full-scale attack.
I was in a very advantageous position.
Thunder Strike proved effective.
At this point, I was able to deplete the opponent's HP.
It had been a while since my last GU and I had suffered five consecutive losses, but I was glad to finally achieve a victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/slhvsdyt
Sharing another Weekly Ranked Battle. This time, I want to highlight the excellent execution of the final strike. The overall different unfolding of events adds an interesting twist.
A good hand with many low-mana cards.
The tension rises when cards that increase hand size are summoned.
After some contemplation, I decide to use WildFire.
Dagan efficiently destroys the opponent's cards.
While dominating the opponent's field, I consistently add units.
Despite a seemingly advantageous field, the card difference makes it crucial not to let the guard down.
Sudden Bloom is applied, and the offensive continues.
Adding more units to intensify the attack.
The opponent summons a significant number of cards, but Oni destroys them all, securing the victory. Oni's presence proves essential as units in a Confuse state might not be able to attack the God without Oni, making it the optimal strategy for victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/wbdlqjss
Sharing another Weekly Ranked Battle. This time, utilizing tactics reminiscent of a Magic deck, victory was achieved by directly destroying the opponent's cards with Canopy Barrage and Thunder Strike. Since it was an unusual winning strategy, I wanted to share the match.
With two Canopy Barrages and no room to maneuver, the turn concludes.
Seeing the opponent play a 2-mana card, I promptly use Canopy Barrage.
Though tempted to use Canopy Barrage, I decide to conserve it for later.
When the right moment comes, I unleash Canopy Barrage.
Preparing for the next turn's attack by ensuring proper equipment.
This felt like the decisive move, turning it into a mass attack due to enhancements.
Systematically maintaining the field.
Continuing to populate the field with cards.
Thunder Strike becomes the finishing blow.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/jtoocpny
Sharing another Weekly Ranked Battle. Despite a challenging early game as the second player, the momentum in the late game was fantastic, making it an enjoyable match. Food Chain proves its excellence once again.
Boar versus Boar.
Accepting some HP loss, I initiate the attack.
Continuing the assault while chipping away at HP.
Had a moment of indecision but chose not to leave cards on the opponent's field.
Another round of attacks, whittling down the HP.
Managed to target the desired opponent with the attack.
Transforming Bladefly with Food Chain.
The ability to attack immediately is indeed valuable. Achieving the best transformation, securing victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/ckmvpdvc
Sharing another episode from the Weekly Ranked Battle. I struggle the most against Magic decks, and my win rate is quite low against them. This time, I managed to have a successful early game, leading to a victory. I want to share this as a memorable moment.
Essential cards for countering Magic.
Had an excellent starting hand. With this, I could summon a total of four units by the second turn.
Once again, the best cards were in hand.
Continued to strengthen the field.
Though Magic showed its prowess, it was considerably thwarted.
Utilizing WildFire, I successfully destroyed the opponent's cards.
Using Dagan to eliminate the opponent's field and securing victory with an all-out attack.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/xexbhddp
Sharing another episode from the Weekly Ranked Battle. Since the opponent chose the same God Power, I approached the match with more determination than usual.
Considering the abundance of useful cards in the early game at Mana 2, I thought I had a good chance of winning.
Sacrificing HP, I annihilated the cards on the opponent's field.
Again sacrificing HP, I destroyed all the opponent's cards and summoned a powerful Mana 3 card.
Further strengthening my own cards.
Lightning Strike shone at the perfect moment.
Using Canopy Barrage, I continued to destroy the opponent's cards while adding to my own field.
Secured the victory at this point. Sacrificing HP significantly in the early game, I continued the God's attacks, but thanks to that, I managed to control card expenditure and handle the opponent's cards. There was some risk, but I'm glad I could secure the victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/qpiscdfm
Sharing another episode from the Weekly Ranked Battle. I had been on a losing streak for the past few rounds, but finally, I managed to secure a win in this match. Even though my hand was exceptionally bad, I think I fought through to the end with determination.
Skipped without any Mana 1 or 2 cards.
Equipped.
Since the opponent's start was slow as well, it's still uncertain how the match will unfold.
Both sides are filling the field.
Managed to effectively eliminate the opponent's field.
Continued with the attacks.
Secured the victory at this point. Despite a bad hand, I'm glad I didn't give up and fought through.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/iupgmtyh
Here's another share from the Weekly Ranked Battle. I faced a combo I'd never seen before and ended up with a complete defeat. I was slightly wary when encountering unfamiliar cards for the first time, but I underestimated the level of danger and postponed dealing with it. To be better prepared in the future, I'm sharing this as a reminder.
An attack power of 5 is formidable.
Equipping for the summoning of Dagan.
Handled things well with Dagan.
Strengthening the hand. I should have used Thunder Strike here.
The opponent executed a very powerful hand reinforcement combo.
This is quite clever.
Although I dominated the field, the opponent's hand is extensive, giving an uneasy feeling.
Performed Falling Star attack and reinforced the field.
Lost at this point. I think prioritizing recovery over Falling Star would have been better.
There were multiple judgment errors this time, and there are many points for reflection in this battle. However, since it wasn't an unreasonable defeat, I aim to learn from it for the next time.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/wplthrxa
This time, I'll share another Weekly Ranked Battle. It was a closely contested match, but unfortunately, I couldn't deal the final 1 damage to the opponent.
The hand wasn't particularly strong, but having a 1-cost unit was helpful.
While destroying the opponent's field, I summoned Bladefly. I wanted to use the Food Chain in my hand.
Unfortunately, Bladefly was destroyed.
Sudden Bloom was mistakenly applied to the wrong target.
There wasn't room to enhance Dagan either.
I managed to hold off the opponent's fierce attacks with Oni.
I could recover a bit.
From here, the opponent began replenishing their hand.
Just 1 damage more.
And here, it resulted in defeat.
There are some regrettable decisions, and I think with different choices, victory might have been possible.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/kdokuntp
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle once again. The upload speed for 3Speak videos has returned to normal, so I plan to keep updating every week.
Underbosh Boar is incredibly effective.
Although it was defeated, the disadvantage of going second was eliminated.
It provided a great opportunity to strengthen Dagan.
We'll clear the board with WildFire.
To avoid relying solely on Dagan, I'll summon other units as well.
I'll build up the attack around Dagan.
Although Dagan was destroyed, I'll continue to press the attack.
I'll destroy the opponent's equipment.
I'm going for the finishing blow with Sudden Bloom.
After steadily chipping away, I secured the victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/cyyjazdl
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. Last week, for some reason, I couldn't upload videos to 3speak, and I couldn't make any posts. Today, the upload went very smoothly, but I wonder if there are times when the system is overloaded? Although I couldn't upload the video that failed last time, I'd like to share it because it's the first time I've seen a card called Archimedes Mirror.
I have a decent hand. Having 5 HP makes me feel a bit safer even against Magic opponents.
I believe Moonlight Charm works very well with Magic.
While strengthening, I will also destroy the opponent's cards.
Spawn of Callaryn is excellent as a shield, utilizing its high attack power.
While strengthening, I will also destroy the opponent's cards.
Regain's 1 HP recovery is a bit unreliable. I'll replenish my hand and chip away at the opponent's HP.
At this point, Archimedes Mirror makes an appearance, and I was a bit surprised because I thought it would deal 1 damage to all my allies. I don't quite understand its effect.
I managed to secure victory here. I hope I can upload videos normally next week.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/bwytwsye
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. I played 10 matches today and finally managed to return to Solar Gold. Recently, there have been weeks when I couldn't play 18 matches on the weekend, so this time, I'm determined to meet that goal.
My starting hand is very poor. The early-game cards are not well-rounded, and there isn't much synergy among the mid-game cards.
Since the opponent didn't make any moves on the first turn, I was able to establish dominance on the field.
Unfortunately, I have some unused mana.
Finally, at 4 mana, I was able to summon.
I will continue to dominate the field.
I keep up the attack.
I strengthen my units further and continue the assault.
I hesitated slightly about the order of attacks, but I believe I made the best move to secure victory this turn.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/rqstwqcg
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. There are moments when you draw random cards into your hand, and this time I ended up drawing a card I rarely use. Due to a misunderstanding of its effect, I used it. Fortunately, I managed to win, but I'll be more cautious in the future.
As the second player, my starting hand was quite good.
I summoned a Zombie.
I managed to destroy the opponent's card and strengthen my own.
Continuing from the previous turn, I kept destroying the opponent's cards and empowering my own.
Although I used this card for the first time, I misunderstood that it only damages the opponent. Despite having a significant advantage, the situation worsened slightly.
Luckily, I was able to empower Dagan and destroy the opponent's card.
I continued attacking with the empowered Dagan and secured victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/ayxhzibh
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. When facing a Wild deck, I usually focus on empowering my monsters to withstand Thunder Strike's 6 damage and The Hunt's 8 damage. However, this time, I achieved an overwhelming HP boost and secured victory in the battle.
As the second player, my starting hand was not bad, and I was able to destroy the opponent's 2-cost unit.
I prepared my equipment.
It's a decent board state.
I strengthened the Wild boar.
I decided to use Wild Fire this turn.
With Sudden Bloom, I empowered my units dramatically.
The board state continues to be in my favor.
With the help of the equipment, I delivered a decisive blow, leading to victory this turn.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/esedafgz
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. This week, I continued my matches in Auric Gold, and it turned out to be a highly contested battle. Unfortunately, I ended up losing, but it was such an intense match that I wanted to share it.
I thought my starting hand was decent.
Unfortunately, I attacked a unit different from my intended target.
It may seem like I'm being overwhelmed on the field, but this is a moment of resilience.
At first glance, it appears that I've made a comeback.
I was able to defeat the opponent's most powerful unit.
This moment seems to have been a turning point in the match.
My life points are precarious, but my field is in a favorable state.
Both of us are giving it our all in the final stretch.
Regrettably, I couldn't finish the opponent off and ended up with just 3 life points remaining. This led to my defeat.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/jdglkxvh
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. This week, I continued my matches in Auric Gold, and it turned into an incredibly intense battle. Since it lasted over 15 minutes, I'll pick out some key moments to share.
Anticipating the opponent's skill that summons units with an attack power of 1, I kept Dagan in my hand, knowing it would pair well.
While sacrificing Dagan, I continued to empower my allies.
At this point, I feel quite advantageous.
Unfortunately, I was swept away by The Hunt.
I initiated an attack with Oni, taking advantage of its Confuse state to prevent a finishing blow.
We ended up in a disadvantageous position, but we were able to make a comeback with WildFire.
Victory seems within reach.
In the end, we achieved victory through direct damage.
With a good performance this weekend, I feel like I can advance to higher ranks. However, the matches have been tough overall.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/jnlfdxym
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. After reaching Mythic rank previously, my rank plummeted all at once, but with a strong performance this weekend, I was able to make a comeback and reach Auric Gold. I'd like to share a match where I secured a clean victory.
It's a very good hand focused on low-cost cards.
I wanted to use Underboshed Boar when the enemy was present, but I reluctantly summoned it.
I was able to attack the intended enemy successfully.
It's a luxurious field with two Underboshed Boars.
Underboshed Boar continues to excel.
This Wild Fire became the deciding factor in the match.
I summoned additional monsters and achieved victory.
By utilizing units from the Wild faction, including Underboshed Boar, I was able to secure the win. There was a time when I was losing in most of the games, but this weekend, I have been on a winning streak. I hope to climb another rank or two.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/qjmpgwob
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. That's what I wanted to say, but unfortunately, it was a play after a software update, and Ranked mode wasn't selected. So, I played in Casual mode instead. It seems I won't be able to complete the 18-week battle this weekend. I'll play within a range where I can still enjoy it and take a break this week. As a reminder to myself, I'll share the first battle I had in Casual mode.
As the early game goes, I have a pretty good starting hand. Considering the opponent's skill, I hesitated a bit on whether to play Underbosh Boar.
I believe I managed to overcome the disadvantage of going second at this point.
It was Confuse, but it moved exactly as I intended.
Once again, it was Confuse, but it moved exactly as I intended.
After getting rid of Confuse with Selena, I'm launching an attack.
This seems to have decided the outcome. In a Nature deck, there are cards that can turn the tables in a single blow from 6 mana onwards, so it's good to have reached a conclusion early.
Since it's a Casual match, it might be interesting to try a deck I don't usually use. I started with War, Magic, and Light when I first began the game, so I'll try experimenting with other Gods.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/dlepmtxt
Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. In this battle, towards the end, my opponent equipped a weapon and used Carnage Sweep, and I prepared myself for a loss. However, Carnage Sweep had unexpectedly been weakened, and I was able to secure a victory. It made me slightly worried if the cards in my deck had also been weakened without my knowledge. The impression is that when Carnage Sweep is weakened, cards that come with equipment upon summoning are also affected.
I had quite a few cards with a cost of 2, so it was a decent start.
I wanted to attack the opponent, but it wasn't a bad situation.
The opponent also managed to obtain a powerful equipment in the early game.
They still seem to have the upper hand.
Since it would eventually be destroyed, I decided not to empower it.
The opponent gained an advantage, including the number of cards in hand.
For two consecutive turns, I added reasonably good cards to my hand and defended against the opponent's attacks.
Now it's time for a counterattack.
I'm a bit concerned about not having any monsters in my hand, but I have cards that can perform well in the late game, so I believe I have the advantage.
To steadily reduce the opponent's HP, I'm utilizing WildFire.
I thought that an important monster would be destroyed, but due to the weakening of Carnage Sweep, the damage was limited. With this, I secured the victory.
I realized that it's necessary to continually study and stay updated on card effects. Recently, Wild decks haven't been receiving much enhancement, and if there were any cards to be weakened, I believe it would be Amazon. Fortunately, there were no weakened cards in my Wild deck.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/nkgdqhae
Today, I'd like to share my Weekend ranked battle experience. Despite having the first turn advantage and a solid hand, it turned into a close battle due to the tenacity of my opponent. By the way, I dropped from Mythic rank last week and now I'm playing at Auric Gold rank.
It was an unusual situation where all my cards had a cost of 2, but I played the perfect card to counter the opponent's War strategy.
Next, I prioritize clearing the opponent's field.
I was greatly indecisive, considering how to offset the opponent's cards.
I wanted to empower with WildFire.
Although the situation was slightly unfavorable, my hand wasn't bad, so I hadn't given up yet.
I managed to draw the card I wanted the most, a moment of turning the tide. WildFire is such an exciting card.
I was able to dominate the field more than expected.
Here, I was able to add another great card to my hand, and I continue to replenish units on the field while dealing damage to the opponent.
Victory came at the moment when the opponent's key card fell due to the burning effect. This time, I was at a significant disadvantage in the mid-game, but the turnaround with WildFire made it a good match.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/hrcjnlbe
I was able to start the Weekend ranked battle in Mythic rank this time. I'd like to share my first match. It was a highly contested battle, but I managed to secure a valuable victory despite being the second player.
Since my opponent had a God Power that reduced attack power, my strategy in the early game was to counter it with buffs from Gloam Druid.
I wished I could attack the opponent's creatures, but unfortunately, it ended up being an attack on their God.
My attacks just weren't landing as intended.
Dagan was the card I wanted the most.
Finally, Black Jaguar attacked as instructed.
In the end, I powered up Dagan and ended the turn.
I ran out of cards in hand and couldn't follow up with a counterattack.
The options for power-ups weren't ideal, but I had no other choice.
I managed to clear the opponent's field for now.
I was greatly indecisive, but I believe I made the best move.
I cleared the opponent's field once again.
This will be the last resistance from the opponent.
It was a close call, but I managed to achieve victory.
I hope to maintain a 50% win rate and finish the weekend on a good note.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/nhvcbwbh
I'd like to share my first battle in Mythic rank after several months. Although I was overwhelmed in the early game, it turned into an interesting battle where I managed to turn the tide, especially with the help of Dagan.
Having two Mana 1 units and other effective cards against War deck, it seemed like a good start.
To strengthen Dagan on the next turn, I equipped Moonlight Charm. This card is very effective against War deck, particularly when paired with Dagan.
By dealing 2 damage to Dagan, using God Power to restore 1 health, and then using Regain to heal another 1 point, I was able to achieve a two-stage power-up.
After careful consideration, I summoned Chiron to make the most of Moonlight Charm's effects.
Falling Star was the most optimal card for this board state.
When Bladefly joined my hand, I was confident of victory. I planned to follow up with a buff from Gloam Druid on the next turn.
Adding another unit to the confusion, we launched a coordinated attack and emerged victorious.
Ideally, I would like to maintain my Mythic rank and start the Weekend ranked battles next week. If we happen to be matched, please go easy on me lol
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/ybwhwxqo
I'm entering the weekend in Solar Gold rank.
This week, I haven't had much time to play, so there may be some instances where my decision-making is off due to the long break. I'd like to share the first match I played over the weekend for reflection.
Luckily, I had the first turn advantage, and my hand was excellent.
The opponent also played their strongest card early in the game with War. I hesitated a bit but prioritized having cards on the board and sacrificed some of my God's health.
This is going exactly according to plan.
I was waiting for the opponent to equip their cards. I was able to bring the game to a highly advantageous state.
I had some hesitation in choosing Sunctom's card, but I believe I made a good choice.
Drawing WildFire completed a perfect combo. The opponent surrendered at this point, and I secured the victory.
Since it had been a while since my last match, it felt like I was using my brain's CPU quite a bit, but upon reflection, my skills didn't seem to have dulled that much. Having a fortunate hand also played a significant role, and I'm glad I could achieve a win.
My goal for the weekend is to play 18 matches, so I continued with more games after this. My performance hasn't been great, but I'll try a bit harder.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/enfbbpbu
This week, I'm battling in the Ethereal Diamond rank. The finishing blow was delivered by the blessed damage of Celestial Stag, making it quite an unusual match that I want to share.
My hand wasn't particularly strong, but I envisioned strengthening my Confuse unit collectively until the 5th turn.
I mistakenly equipped the wrong card, wasting 1 mana.
I decided to enhance it with Wild Fire first and then increase its attack power the following turn to deliver a powerful blow.
As planned, I'm simultaneously buffing my Confuse unit.
I'm also reinforcing my hand in anticipation of the final outcome.
Although I have board control, I sense that the Sleep status will persist.
I summoned Selena because she has Ward and can directly damage the opponent's God.
After careful consideration, taking into account the potential damage from Blessed and the need to replenish my hand, I summoned Celestial Stag. Thankfully, Blessed dealt damage successfully, leading to victory.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/hwicutso
The oni card often becomes a key card for a big comeback.
I was waiting for the oni card to show up in my hand for several turns, and finally recorded my gameplay to achieve a big comeback.
However, it seems that the oni card arrived a little too late.
It would have been better if my HP was a bit higher or if the opponent's unit had 2 HP or less.
I can't show it this time, but I hope to share a dramatic come-from-behind battle someday.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/uhaxrcty
The early game went extremely well.
At this point, I was confident of victory.
However, the tides began to turn.
I suffered a huge setback this turn. Despite that, I'm still in a favorable position.
I'm making moves, but I'm struggling to seal the deal.
It was a close game that went down to the wire, but I managed to win here.
Although I had the upper hand throughout, I was always afraid of a sudden comeback from my opponent.
I wish I could have finished the game a bit earlier.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/hzlfeyxs
At this point, it's exciting because neither of us have revealed our hands yet.
I feel slightly ahead.
The opponent's combo is working well, and I'm starting to feel a bit anxious. Their hand seems to have a lot of card buffs, making them a difficult opponent to deal with.
We were able to offset each other, but I'm a bit uneasy about the board because the opponent has a buffed card in their hand.
It finally arrived. Fortunately, they didn't have protection, but it's heavily buffed.
I chose to offset it here, but it was a difficult decision to make.
From here on, it was a close back-and-forth battle, but I had the advantage of having more cards in my hand, allowing me to secure the win.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/nabbyuua
This battle was quite rare and confusing, so I'll share it.
*Note that the beginning was a normal back-and-forth, so this recording starts partway through.
The opponent summoned Dagan, the Dawn Wolf this turn, making it difficult to predict their next move. It was fun to buff both of our creatures, but I played it safe and took out their Dagan, the Dawn Wolf.
Afterward, I continued to attack aggressively while protecting my Dagan, the Dawn Wolf. I felt a bit of risk due to my low hand, but I decided to push through and go for the win.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/qhormlil
This battle was quite rare and confusing, so I'll share it.
*Note that the beginning was a normal back-and-forth, so this recording starts partway through.
The opponent summoned Dagan, the Dawn Wolf this turn, making it difficult to predict their next move. It was fun to buff both of our creatures, but I played it safe and took out their Dagan, the Dawn Wolf.
Afterward, I continued to attack aggressively while protecting my Dagan, the Dawn Wolf. I felt a bit of risk due to my low hand, but I decided to push through and go for the win.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/pbkomgzj
I'd like to share the first battle of my morning today. It was a battle between Nature and Nature.
- Despite being at a slight disadvantage as the second player, I thought I could win if I had Underbrush Boar in my hand, depending on the early game situation.
- At this point, even though I was the second player, I was able to completely dominate the board, so I was confident of victory.
- This is where I may have made a mistake. I was unsure whether to replenish my hand or increase my attacking power, but I chose to replenish my cards. I think my failure to reduce the opponent's units at this point may have been the reason for my defeat.
- I was very hesitant here as well. I chose to offset my opponent's attack, fearing Thunderstrike.
- I also learned for the first time that enhanced cards can return to your hand.
- At this point, the opponent had taken the lead, and I was trying to make a comeback with Oni.
- I tried to use it as a last resort, but the game was already decided.
I think I needed to push hard in the early game as the opponent was a slow starter. At the point where I overcame the disadvantage of being the second player, I think I could have been more aggressive. It's also tough to have Oni in your hand from the early game, so I'm thinking of reconsidering my composition.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/cfgwhckp
Greetings, Mortals
Today I will share my weekend raked battle.
1. First Match
In the first battle, the Blighted Scion was the star of the show.
More accurately, it was the Amazon Recruit summoned after his death.
The Amazon Recruit summoned on the first turn was able to continue attacking and ended the turn with the opponent's unit always at 0. It's said that in boxing, the one who controls the jab controls the match, and it was exactly the performance of the Amazon Recruit with an attack power of 1 that led to the victory in the game.
2. Second Battle
When the opponent summoned two buffed units on the first turn, I had a feeling it was going to be a tough battle. In this game as well, I was able to constantly summon low-cost monsters and maintain an advantage on the board.
There are no particularly key cards, but if I had to name one, it would be Lightning Strike. At the beginning of the game, the two monsters that the opponent buffed had 6 health, and I was able to take them out with just one strike.
For some reason, the recorded matches always end up being satisfying victories. It may be due to the time period when the battles take place, or it could be because my focus increases and mistakes decrease.
Well then, let's do our best until the next Weekly Ranked Battle in a week!
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/qejqixol
Greetings, Mortals; Gods on Chain
This is my first post to share my GU battle.
As I shared last time, my main deck is nature focusing on wild monsters.
Let me share my 2 last battles of today.
First Battle
I took the first turn and dominated most of the phases.
In the early phase, my / oppornent damage dealers are offset each other.
Taking advantage of first turn, I can keep attacking opornent by small mana monsters.
I can also keep my hands so that I can destroy oppornent high mana creatures.
Finally I can beat oppornent.
Second Battle
I can take first turn again.
This was very hard to decide whether I should use dagan or not.
I decided not to use dagan because opponent has some healer and dagan's buff is also applied for them.
Oppornent keep debuff my creatures but I buffed creatures again and keep attacking oppornent.
I also win this game.
My comment
Usually I can win if I take first turn. but it is very hard to win when I were sedons turn.
Only way to win in the second turn is using underbushed boar..
Hope I can find out some solution to win on the second turn.
And please advice for my battle if I can improve my decision during the battle.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/xwzoizge
Today I earned 30 $WRLD token with my children.
We just enjoyed and erned some tokens.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/fbhsxunp
In this battle, my GRUM FLAMEBLADE destroyed all of the 6 enemies.
Then reached + 6 melee attack.
I really like this uncontrollable unit.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/rgzccmuy
Pre-school children is exploring Nether overwhelming his fear.
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=sabosuke/lpdcqubs
Learn Japanese words in the Minecraft world.
マイクラであいうえおの勉強！