Anybody feel like watching my replays and giving constructive criticism on how to improve? (XxD3L3T3DxX)
Anybody feel like watching my replays and giving constructive criticism on how to improve? (XxD3L3T3DxX)
I just watched your latest game (gwen vs darkclaw) and i think you know what you are doing but you need a better deck.
Rapid Fire in an ally-heavy gwen deck has no place. Deck Draw was too weak. Try Wrath of the Forest. Golden Katar hasn't proved itself to be a great card.
I did allies to take pressure off Gwen. I was thinking my card draw was too weak. Maybe remove the 2 ley line nexus and adding 2 road less traveled.
The deck is:
3x Jasmine
2x Lily
4x Priest of light
2x Aeon StormCallet
4x Posion arrow
4x Rapid Fire
4x Into the Forest
2x Ley Line Nexus
4x Bad santa
4x Soulseeker
2x Golden Katar
The first thing i'd try is to remove the Golden Katar and Into the Forest and replace them with 6 good 2cc allies. Keep the Ley Line. Then remove 4 Rapid Fire and replace them with Wrath of the Forest. Replace 2 Priest of the light with 2 Aldons.
Sorry to insert a second topic but figured I could point out general play mistakes better than correct card choices.
Watched 2 of your Logan games. It looks like you are under valuing tempo. Both games you gave up the board to opt for BF and in one of them Enrage though the rest of your hand might have been dead plays can't tell without seeing it. Draw is very important but you should almost never choose to give up the board unless you have a clear plan on how to get it back. Also if you have strong board control you hand size does not matter as much because many of the cards in their hand are effectively worthless in that if they play an ally that will die w/o doing anything they are waisting a card (in fact unless they desperately need to avoid hero damage it is better not to play that ally as saving it for when it can do something or resourcing it are both ore useful than soaking up a few damage.)
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Strategy Article - Converting between your advantages (how to evaluate your position and determine what to do)
By playing a support ability like blood frenzy or enrage, you deprive yourself of the resources needed to play allies or board control cards in the first 4 or so turns.
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