In FaB, like in FGs, block spamming op

R5. ☠️ Verdance aight I gotta learn this mu and not have my gameplan be "win gem lottery"

R4. ☠️ Verdance, I just got blasted lmfao

R3. ☠️ Verdance, close game but just didn't have the resources to stop lethal on the stack, which was, again risky for the Verdance. Had an early nasreth tho, which was fun

R2. Dio ☠️ Very tight game. It was down to the final decision, Dio went wide with pistol, correctly sniffing that I didn't have a reduce in arsenal. If it was reduce, he was dead to runechants cause he had to blow AB1

Srsly on Duke tho I looked at a guide with full intentions to do it properly, then wound up first trying it just ignoring mechanics through shark eat, shark op

Gear is better. GP skews the experience, but throwing a new player am amulet of power, even a glory maybe, is something they'd appreciate without putting them too over the edge

Yeah, the fact they don't really get agency with what they big block on those chains seems so hard to work around

All in all, 2-3 isn't the best result in the world but hey, I don't make many of these things and definitely needed to see these matchups away from home

R4 ☠️ Slippi - Against a local player, he really stepped up his deck and game this PQ, I got blasted by disruption and bad arsenals

R5 ☠️ Cindra - The mirror, I got blown out with some blocks I made in the mid game and probably didn't block enough on their huge turn

R2 ☠️ Florian - Just not used to the matchup. Tried mopl, could never get the value, didn't bring claw, I know what I'm doing next time

R3 🔥 Verdance - This one surprised me. They messed up a bit of math on their combo turn, left me at 1, was able to finish up the game next turn cycle

Cont.

Feel like I high rolled a bit too much to learn much from the games, but picking spots to bait prevention for flick came up a bit

Yeah I see the general idea floating about, but I wasn't thinking like actually make it mechanically difficult, more just a social engineering warning!

A pker-like boss trying to lure and scam player-like NPCs. In between combat phases you gotta tell the player NPCs how to deal with different lure and scam attempts to remove a shield or something.

Knowing your new pet deck is cope but you keep winning so you can't prove it

Actually an unreal looking space!

I haven't changed the deck itself in like, at least a month or two, today there was a couple of really weird hands coming up with like, 3 1 for 5s. Gonna chalk it up to variance here but maybe it's a *bit* dense in those