Showing posts with label Gold Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gold Card. Show all posts

Monday, September 14, 2015

Tournament #6 Log Knight and X-Large Spirit Soldier


Another tournament, another Black (and Gold) Card!

Log Knight, with 10/20, is a little on the weak side compared to other Black Cards, but if you're playing with a Corn deck, it's a welcome addition. X-Large Spirit Soldier, at 7/60, may be weak in terms of Attack, but it's a tank, and the best part is its floop -- if it's about to die, floop the card back into your hand and play it again!

The next Black Card Tournament, #7, has Camera Dude and Lost Golem. Camera Dude is very handy, as it lowers the opponent's Magic Points by 2. This is good to combine with Timmy Magic Eyes, which lowers the flooping cost by 1, and Infinite Figure, which increases the opponent's flooping cost by 1.

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Tournament #5 Apple Tree and Good King Wonderful


Tournament #5 is over, and that means more Black Cards!

I don't particularly like playing with Nicelands decks, so this tournament wasn't that exciting for me. I have Apple Tree (which is not the most useful) and Good King Wonderful. Both are pretty defensive, but then again, so is everything about NiceLands.

The good thing is that this tournament, I didn't suffer from the connection error as I did last tournmanet. I wonder if D3 has still flagged my account for cheating (which I didn't do)?

Also, all of the Deck Wars matchups were fairly consistent. I was matched up only with other Level 3 Hero decks. Sometimes they were 5 trophies, and other times just 4 trophies. I always tried for 5 trophy matches, of course. I'm glad that D3 finally fixed that. I was getting tired of being matched up with Level 10 decks.

Sunday, August 2, 2015

Tournament #3 Eye Guy and Dr. Death


Another tournament, another couple of great cards. I don't have a good Useless Swamp deck, but these two cards are decent.

Eye Guy is a decent strength card, but the real bonus is the floop, dealing 3 damage to the hero for every other card that was flooped. This is more useful later in the game, or when you have more magic points. You can floop a bunch of creatures with low floop cost, replace those creatures with a bunch more and floop them, and the finally floop this card. This card is paired well with Timmy Magic eyes from the previous tournament, as Timmy Magic Eyes reduces the floop cost.

Dr. Death is a great card because of its 52 attack. Make sure to place it on an empty lane, as it is susceptible to Cerebral Bloodstorm.