Dang! Those are some big numbers. And I thought this game was big, but little did i know these were rookie numbers. Thanks for introducing me to this game. I'm already legend rank from playing it so much. Haha.

Awesome! I'm already as addicted to this game as I was to SBB. Loving the quicker, async, mobile format. Keep up the good work!

Oooh. I didn't know that was a thing. I'll have to check it out.

I'm already addicted. Had this crazy game go 23 rounds.

I love asynch auto battlers. Ive been playing tons of Bazaar, I'll have to check this out!

Is this a reboot of Storybook Brawl? Looks very similar. I loved that game.

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Matchups:
R1: 2-0 🔵⚪️ Kiwi
R2: 2-1 🔴🟣
R3: 2-1 🔵🟣
R4: 2-0 🟡⚪️ Steelsong
R5: ID
R6: ID
T8: 2-1 🔵🟣
T4: 2-1 🟡⚪️ Steelsong
Final: 2-1 🟣⚪️

Congrats on the Slipper! I pulled that today too in some prize packs from a case tourney! Some other great pulls there! We also pulled the Enchanted Mickey in one of our boxes!

It's been over a year since I played snap and this image still gives me anxiety. haha.

The "Belle Curve". Pawpcicle, Ice Block, and Obscuropshere are not bad options in a deck like this. Obscurosphere helps ensure they have to attack into Hidden Archer to remove her. As does Of the Ball.

Unconventional Tool, banish, play Belle and Sapphire Coil for free. Early board secured.

In conclusion, many of the dual-ink cards seem confused in design. For a vast majority of the dual-ink cards, the design space that the card type opened up was not used to its full potential to bolster existing archetypes that have fallen flat or to provide much needed power and mechanics. 5/5

What most of the color pairings need to compete with the colors that dominate ever meta, is access to unconditional draw. Dual-ink cards are the safest way to accomplish this. However, cards like Peg show an unwillingness to give certain colors reasonable draw mechanics that will see play. 4/x

Instead, many of these cards are normal cards that could appear in either of the 2 colors on them, but they were given the dual-ink specifier instead almost arbitrarily. It's almost as if they were simply showing us the color pairing they designed the card for. 3/x

These cards were a prime opportunity to give certain color pairings much needed power/draw/mechanics that they were missing, without giving it to popular/meta color pairings. These cards could have even been budgeted a little higher in power because of their inherent deckbuilding restriction. 2/x