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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.