Don't you just love when a crazy plan comes together? On a very suboptimal draft pick I got Tainted Zealot, Arena Treasure Chest and Star Aligner. The best choice according to HearthArena was the Zealot but I like to have some unexpected options - the whole deck was not the best so a gimmick can sometimes save you. And it did. Game three saved me from a full board Paladin with me at 4 health. He went face with a Dinosized minion and support. One does not expect the Star Aligner ;)
I had something a bit similar happen to me on what I thought was a decent Warrior deck but ended up going 1:3. The last game I lost after regaining board advantage when the Shaman Unstably Evolved one of his Grubs into a Radiant Elemental. It was a fiesta of evolves and me dead in the next round.
I guess I am too calm or calculated for stuff like that. I think I never gave at such an early stage. I sympathize but at the same time I remember enough wild ups and downs - lost matches which seemed 100% mine and the other way round.
I have just experienced one of the strangest Arena throws. Was 4:2 with a crappy (63 point something) Priest deck. My only one-drop is Gravelsnout Knight and I get it going first against a Warrior. He gets a Chameleos, goes face. I kill the bugger, heal the Knight. He drops and Acidic Swamp Ooze. I Power Word: Shield the Knight, kill he Ooze and heal. He... rage quits out. Really? Turn 3, with coin and no health lost? And in Arena?
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Don't you just love when a crazy plan comes together? On a very suboptimal draft pick I got Tainted Zealot, Arena Treasure Chest and Star Aligner. The best choice according to HearthArena was the Zealot but I like to have some unexpected options - the whole deck was not the best so a gimmick can sometimes save you. And it did. Game three saved me from a full board Paladin with me at 4 health. He went face with a Dinosized minion and support. One does not expect the Star Aligner ;)
To be great is to be misunderstood.
I had something a bit similar happen to me on what I thought was a decent Warrior deck but ended up going 1:3. The last game I lost after regaining board advantage when the Shaman Unstably Evolved one of his Grubs into a Radiant Elemental. It was a fiesta of evolves and me dead in the next round.
To be great is to be misunderstood.
I guess I am too calm or calculated for stuff like that. I think I never gave at such an early stage. I sympathize but at the same time I remember enough wild ups and downs - lost matches which seemed 100% mine and the other way round.
To be great is to be misunderstood.
I have just experienced one of the strangest Arena throws. Was 4:2 with a crappy (63 point something) Priest deck. My only one-drop is Gravelsnout Knight and I get it going first against a Warrior. He gets a Chameleos, goes face. I kill the bugger, heal the Knight. He drops and Acidic Swamp Ooze. I Power Word: Shield the Knight, kill he Ooze and heal. He... rage quits out. Really? Turn 3, with coin and no health lost? And in Arena?
To be great is to be misunderstood.