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6/28/2025, 7:29:07 PM
Just won against control abyss because their juggle revived mukan twice instead of ceres
6/26/2025, 4:09:50 PM
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Your fundies:
1. Trade with followers you just put into play, go face with followers that remained on the board from the last turn. Not always the correct play but is most of the time.
2. Read your cards, don't put your "fanfare summon 3 knights" card on a board with 3 followers.
3. Look at your deck and find your win condition. In game work toward it, for rune it's the dclimb shit for example, what works toward it? Spellboosting. For forest it's the roach so they need enough combo and a way around wards, etc etc. If it's a deck with multiple wincons like artifact it's harder to play at first but you just need to practice.
4. Try to trade at an advantage, 2 for 1 at least. A boosted William board wipe is more efficient than a 7 mana Kuon evo for trading, for example.
5. Once you learn the decks you go against you should anticipate them having some cards and play around them, or take a risk and gamble on them not having it if the situation calls for it.
6. Plan your turns 1 turn ahead at least after you get comfortable with the basics, you wouldn't want to get surprised and just sit there trying to think up a plan B on the spot.
7. Keep the +1PP in mind both when you go second and when your opponent does.
8. You are now a fundies GAWD.
If I forgot something feel free to add more.
Your fundies:
1. Trade with followers you just put into play, go face with followers that remained on the board from the last turn. Not always the correct play but is most of the time.
2. Read your cards, don't put your "fanfare summon 3 knights" card on a board with 3 followers.
3. Look at your deck and find your win condition. In game work toward it, for rune it's the dclimb shit for example, what works toward it? Spellboosting. For forest it's the roach so they need enough combo and a way around wards, etc etc. If it's a deck with multiple wincons like artifact it's harder to play at first but you just need to practice.
4. Try to trade at an advantage, 2 for 1 at least. A boosted William board wipe is more efficient than a 7 mana Kuon evo for trading, for example.
5. Once you learn the decks you go against you should anticipate them having some cards and play around them, or take a risk and gamble on them not having it if the situation calls for it.
6. Plan your turns 1 turn ahead at least after you get comfortable with the basics, you wouldn't want to get surprised and just sit there trying to think up a plan B on the spot.
7. Keep the +1PP in mind both when you go second and when your opponent does.
8. You are now a fundies GAWD.
If I forgot something feel free to add more.
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