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Topic	Hearthstone Discussion Topic: You're Shivering, Are You Afraid?
MariaTaylor 08/23/17 12:06:19 PM #342:	Arena #10(cont) {Druid} Some lunchtime play! Game 5: Vs Rogue. I went First. Bad bad bad opener. Drew from the top half of my deck even after mulligan. No turn 1, 2, or 3 play. Yikes. My 4 drop was the incredibly slow Twilight Summoner. A very low tempo game overall where I never got much value out of my cards either. Somehow ended up with card advantage and board advantage in the late game. My opponent gets the most bullshit MC Tech of all time, stealing my Bog Creeper with like a 1/6 chance when I had lethal on board. Luckily I still had enough power from hand to push through and finish him off. Win. Game 6: Vs Shaman. I went First. I've learned to just keep 3 drops in my mulligan phase because my curve is literally so bad that I often won't even get a 2 drop on 2. I tried to play low tempo, high value but really my opponent shut me down so hard I couldn't even play the one 3 drop I actually had (it would just get eaten by his two drop LOL). Even once I finally get on board I just get wrecked by Devolve anyway. Bonemare on 7 is answered by Hex on 7. Jade Lightning. Maelstrom Portal. I'm literally facing a constructed level control shaman with removal spells and answers every single turn. Loss. Game 7: Vs Mage. I went First. Damn it Blizzard. Not like this. Actually solid opener for once, at least. He started pinging my face pretty early on so I had a feeling he was either holding Pyroblast or hoping to draw into it. Got Soggoth the Slitherer from Stonehill Defender and used that to protect my face while gaining 1 armor each turn to keep me above 10 health. And insanely close game that came down to a face race at the end. Him with a bunch of small minions on board, me with a few big ones hidden behind one big taunt. I take great care to keep myself out of Pyroblast range even while trading, and eventually come out ahead. Even once he starts pinging me again. And, indeed, he had it. He pyroblasts and then hits concede. Great hand reading on my part, there. Win. --- ~* I knew that there was no exit out of this maze.~* http://i.imgur.com/haAoNcg.png <cite>MariaTaylor posted [p:885303773] in Hearthston... [t:75678838]...</cite> <quote>Arena #10(cont) {Druid} Some lunchtime play! Game 5: Vs Rogue. I went First. Bad bad bad opener. Drew from the top half of my deck even after mulligan. No turn 1, 2, or 3 play. Yikes. My 4 drop was the incredibly slow Twilight Summoner. A very low tempo game overall where I never got much value out of my cards either. Somehow ended up with card advantage and board advantage in the late game. My opponent gets the most bullshit MC Tech of all time, stealing my Bog Creeper with like a 1/6 chance when I had lethal on board. Luckily I still had enough power from hand to push through and finish him off. Win. Game 6: Vs Shaman. I went First. I've learned to just keep 3 drops in my mulligan phase because my curve is literally so bad that I often won't even get a 2 drop on 2. I tried to play low tempo, high value but really my opponent shut me down so hard I couldn't even play the one 3 drop I actually had (it would just get eaten by his two drop LOL). Even once I finally get on board I just get wrecked by Devolve anyway. Bonemare on 7 is answered by Hex on 7. Jade Lightning. Maelstrom Portal. I'm literally facing a constructed level control shaman with removal spells and answers every single turn. Loss. Game 7: Vs Mage. I went First. Damn it Blizzard. Not like this. Actually solid opener for once, at least. He started pinging my face pretty early on so I had a feeling he was either holding Pyroblast or hoping to draw into it. Got Soggoth the Slitherer from Stonehill Defender and used that to protect my face while gaining 1 armor each turn to keep me above 10 health. And insanely close game that came down to a face race at the end. Him with a bunch of small minions on board, me with a few big ones hidden behind one big taunt. I take great care to keep myself out of Pyroblast range even while trading, and eventually come out ahead. Even once he starts pinging me again. And, indeed, he had it. He pyroblasts and then hits concede. Great hand reading on my part, there. Win. --- ~* I knew that there was no exit out of this maze.~* http://i.imgur.com/haAoNcg.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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