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Decks / Debris Gas

« on: February 14, 2024, 04:20:24 am »

It needs more damage, but the feature to explore is mileage from destroy procs.  BNymph/Debris forward deck may be better. 

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looks like a bad deck w/e

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Funny, this deck idea started out when working on a concept deck for 'Pre-Cambian' as part of a Taylor Swift Eras Deck Tour.

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Decks / Great Wall (Metaspersion Stonewall)

« on: February 11, 2024, 05:53:50 pm »

Accrue light quanta for Disperse + Meta, 2nd Meta on earth.  Disperse PA.

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Decks / Outbreak (Infected Tomb) [reposted]

« on: February 10, 2024, 07:02:07 pm »

Would think this was posted somewhere. Here.

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Lode gets mileage from +1 damage and extends from 2 to 3 attacks before dying.  Since this deck benefits from playing into more epidemic, the extra attack from lode may help in some cases.  Basically, slower but bigger damage (in theory).   Also, lode's active can annoy opponent and does not impact own deck.  Petition to make unupped lode's active free.

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Deflag two-way play, on own mask = unload poison.

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Decks / Greed

« on: February 09, 2024, 02:23:23 am »

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Decks / Spiritual Stall

« on: February 08, 2024, 07:03:11 am »

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build vs. creature skills

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Decks / Sad Air Stall

« on: February 07, 2024, 02:00:03 am »

Stormshield tutoring after clearing board or against tall threat. Locket for spike drawn fodder. Material quad team off-element.

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Decks / Siren Stall

« on: February 06, 2024, 03:34:57 am »

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Events / 3-leg Team PVP - Round 4

« on: January 29, 2024, 02:13:17 am »

3-leg Team PVP Event - Round 4

Leg spelled backwards is Gel.

Inspired by original EtG's 3-man PvP
Hosted by asdw152 and Septima Rhay


art credit: Niharia

Team and Element-use Rules:
Players unite as 2-player teams.  Each team plays three best-of-5 matches each round; each match is a 'leg' that can be played by 1 of the 2 teammates.  A player must play at least 1 leg/match per event round.  Once per event may one team member play all 3 matches in the round (only due to scheduling/availability issues).  Teams choose 1 element for each match/leg and 1 overall team element. For each match/leg, there will be a randomly assigned 'battle element' that apply to both players in the match/leg.  So, for each match/leg, the player builds decks from 3 elements: (1) team element, (2) leg element, and (3) battle element.  We are using a swiss-style, double elimination match format.  Teammates should discuss how to manage deck building, scheduling matches, which leg(s) to play, etc.

Spoiler for Team/element example:

Team name: Lodes-of-fun   vs Team element:  Leg 1 element:  Leg 2 element:  Leg 3 element:

Team name: Stacked      Team element:       Leg 1 element:       Leg 2 element:       Leg 3 element:

For each leg/match, the event hosts will randomly assign a 'battle' element. Example:

Round 1 battle element for Leg 1: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 1 builds decks with 
Stacked Leg 1 builds decks with 

Round 1 battle element for Leg 2: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 2 builds decks with: 
Stacked Leg 2 builds decks with: 

Deckbuilding Rules:

Players build decks for each leg/match that consist only of cards from their 3 available elements (as noted in the above Team/element rules section).   Battle elements are randomly determined before each matchup is posted.  Battle elements cannot be either of the two dueling players' 'leg' element or 'team' element and will always be something else.

- Each deck may use 10 upgraded cards
- No non-ppm chroma cards
- You may change decks between games
- You may use Pillars, Pendulums, and Mark cards (ppm) quanta cards) that don't match your 3 Elements
- You must use at least 2 of your 3 Elements in each deck (If you use an element, you must use at least 4 non-quanta cards)
- You may not use the same combination of elements more than twice in a match (This refers to your 3 Elements); the trio counts as a different combo - basically there's 8 possible combos per best-of-5 match.

We've *removed* the deck examples and the 'decksize' rules from Round 1. You can have a 26 water/4 gravity cards deck or 56 water/4 gravity cards deck.  As long as the gravity cards are non-ppm.

Prizes each player on team:
1st Place: 36000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
2nd Place: 24000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
3rd Place: 18000 Gold + Shiny rare Code
Participant: 12000 Gold


Round 4 match-ups
Match period: Jan 28 - February 4
Post decks AFTER the entire round is over
2nd loss = knockout

	BigPollo (1 loss)	vs	Lucky 7 (1 loss)
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

[Spoiler]

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Events / 3-leg Team PVP - Round 3

« on: January 21, 2024, 06:46:37 pm »

3-leg Team PVP Event - Round 3

Take a moment and really look at your legs.  These massive limbs with sinuous muscles.  Appreciate them.

Inspired by original EtG's 3-man PvP
Hosted by asdw152 and Septima Rhay


art credit: Niharia

Team and Element-use Rules:
Players unite as 2-player teams.  Each team plays three best-of-5 matches each round; each match is a 'leg' that can be played by 1 of the 2 teammates.  A player must play at least 1 leg/match per event round.  Once per event may one team member play all 3 matches in the round (only due to scheduling/availability issues).  Teams choose 1 element for each match/leg and 1 overall team element. For each match/leg, there will be a randomly assigned 'battle element' that apply to both players in the match/leg.  So, for each match/leg, the player builds decks from 3 elements: (1) team element, (2) leg element, and (3) battle element.  We are using a swiss-style, double elimination match format.  Teammates should discuss how to manage deck building, scheduling matches, which leg(s) to play, etc.

Spoiler for Team/element example:

Team name: Lodes-of-fun   vs Team element:  Leg 1 element:  Leg 2 element:  Leg 3 element:

Team name: Stacked      Team element:       Leg 1 element:       Leg 2 element:       Leg 3 element:

For each leg/match, the event hosts will randomly assign a 'battle' element. Example:

Round 1 battle element for Leg 1: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 1 builds decks with 
Stacked Leg 1 builds decks with 

Round 1 battle element for Leg 2: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 2 builds decks with: 
Stacked Leg 2 builds decks with: 

Deckbuilding Rules:

Players build decks for each leg/match that consist only of cards from their 3 available elements (as noted in the above Team/element rules section).   Battle elements are randomly determined before each matchup is posted.  Battle elements cannot be either of the two dueling players' 'leg' element or 'team' element and will always be something else.

- Each deck may use 10 upgraded cards
- No non-ppm chroma cards
- You may change decks between games
- You may use Pillars, Pendulums, and Mark cards (ppm) quanta cards) that don't match your 3 Elements
- You must use at least 2 of your 3 Elements in each deck (If you use an element, you must use at least 4 non-quanta cards)
- You may not use the same combination of elements more than twice in a match (This refers to your 3 Elements); the trio counts as a different combo - basically there's 8 possible combos per best-of-5 match.

We've *removed* the deck examples and the 'decksize' rules from Round 1. You can have a 26 water/4 gravity cards deck or 56 water/4 gravity cards deck.  As long as the gravity cards are non-ppm.

Prizes each player on team:
1st Place: 36000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
2nd Place: 24000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
3rd Place: 18000 Gold + Shiny rare Code
Participant: 12000 Gold


Round 3 match-ups
Match period: Jan 21 - 28
Post decks AFTER the entire round is over
2nd loss = knockout

	BigPollo (1 loss)	vs	TBA (1 loss)
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

	Lucky 7 (0 loss)	vs	BYE
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

[Spoiler]

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Events / 3-leg Team PVP - Round 2

« on: January 14, 2024, 08:05:10 pm »

3-leg Team PVP Event - Round 2

Locomotion with three limbs is known as tripedalism.  Parrots and Kangaroos exhibit this behavior.  OpenEtG players are now the third documented tripedalists.

Inspired by original EtG's 3-man PvP
Hosted by asdw152 and Septima Rhay


art credit: Niharia

Team and Element-use Rules:
Players unite as 2-player teams.  Each team plays three best-of-5 matches each round; each match is a 'leg' that can be played by 1 of the 2 teammates.  A player must play at least 1 leg/match per event round.  Once per event may one team member play all 3 matches in the round (only due to scheduling/availability issues).  Teams choose 1 element for each match/leg and 1 overall team element. For each match/leg, there will be a randomly assigned 'battle element' that apply to both players in the match/leg.  So, for each match/leg, the player builds decks from 3 elements: (1) team element, (2) leg element, and (3) battle element.  We are using a swiss-style, double elimination match format.  Teammates should discuss how to manage deck building, scheduling matches, which leg(s) to play, etc.

Spoiler for Team/element example:

Team name: Lodes-of-fun   vs Team element:  Leg 1 element:  Leg 2 element:  Leg 3 element:

Team name: Stacked      Team element:       Leg 1 element:       Leg 2 element:       Leg 3 element:

For each leg/match, the event hosts will randomly assign a 'battle' element. Example:

Round 1 battle element for Leg 1: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 1 builds decks with 
Stacked Leg 1 builds decks with 

Round 1 battle element for Leg 2: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 2 builds decks with: 
Stacked Leg 2 builds decks with: 

Deckbuilding Rules:

Players build decks for each leg/match that consist only of cards from their 3 available elements (as noted in the above Team/element rules section).   Battle elements are randomly determined before each matchup is posted.  Battle elements cannot be either of the two dueling players' 'leg' element or 'team' element and will always be something else.

- Each deck may use 10 upgraded cards
- No non-ppm chroma cards
- You may change decks between games
- You may use Pillars, Pendulums, and Mark cards (ppm) quanta cards) that don't match your 3 Elements
- You must use at least 2 of your 3 Elements in each deck (If you use an element, you must use at least 4 non-quanta cards)
- You may not use the same combination of elements more than twice in a match (This refers to your 3 Elements); the trio counts as a different combo - basically there's 8 possible combos per best-of-5 match.

We've *removed* the deck examples and the 'decksize' rules from Round 1. You can have a 26 water/4 gravity cards deck or 56 water/4 gravity cards deck.  As long as the gravity cards are non-ppm.

Prizes each player on team:
1st Place: 36000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
2nd Place: 24000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
3rd Place: 18000 Gold + Shiny rare Code
Participant: 12000 Gold


Round 2 match-ups
Match period: Jan 15 - 21
Post decks AFTER the entire round is over
2nd loss = knockout

	BigPollo	vs	Lucky Seven
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

	TBA (1 loss)	vs	Ok with whatever (1 loss)
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

[Spoiler]

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Events / 3-leg Team PVP - Round 1

« on: January 02, 2024, 06:32:21 pm »

3-leg Team PVP Event - Round 1

If you want to go fast, go alone.  If you want to go far, tie your middle legs together.

Inspired by original EtG's 3-man PvP
Hosted by asdw152 and Septima Rhay


art credit: Niharia

Team and Element-use Rules:
Players unite as 2-player teams.  Each team plays three best-of-5 matches each round; each match is a 'leg' that can be played by 1 of the 2 teammates.  A player must play at least 1 leg/match per event round.  Once per event may one team member play all 3 matches in the round (only due to scheduling/availability issues).  Teams choose 1 element for each match/leg and 1 overall team element. For each match/leg, there will be a randomly assigned 'battle element' that apply to both players in the match/leg.  So, for each match/leg, the player builds decks from 3 elements: (1) team element, (2) leg element, and (3) battle element.  We are using a swiss-style, double elimination match format.  Teammates should discuss how to manage deck building, scheduling matches, which leg(s) to play, etc.

Spoiler for Team/element example:

Team name: Lodes-of-fun   vs Team element:  Leg 1 element:  Leg 2 element:  Leg 3 element:

Team name: Stacked      Team element:       Leg 1 element:       Leg 2 element:       Leg 3 element:

For each leg/match, the event hosts will randomly assign a 'battle' element. Example:

Round 1 battle element for Leg 1: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 1 builds decks with 
Stacked Leg 1 builds decks with 

Round 1 battle element for Leg 2: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 2 builds decks with: 
Stacked Leg 2 builds decks with: 

Deckbuilding Rules:

Players build decks for each leg/match that consist only of cards from their 3 available elements (as noted in the above Team/element rules section).   Battle elements are randomly determined before each matchup is posted.  Battle elements cannot be either of the two dueling players' 'leg' element or 'team' element and will always be something else.

- Each deck may use 10 upgraded cards
- No non-ppm chroma cards
- You may change decks between games
- You may use Pillars, Pendulums, and Mark cards (ppm) quanta cards) that don't match your 3 Elements
- You must use at least 2 of your 3 Elements in each deck (If you use an element, you must use at least 4 non-quanta cards)
- You may not use the same combination of elements more than twice in a match (This refers to your 3 Elements); the trio counts as a different combo - basically there's 8 possible combos per best-of-5 match.

The size of each deck is not limited, however there is a maximum number of cards in your deck that can be from one single element (see specific numbers in spoiler below).  This means all decks must be a duo or trio. 

Spoiler for Max cards from 1 element per decksize:

Decks sized 30-39 may have no more than 25 cards from one element
Decks sized 40-49 may have no more than 32 cards from one element
Decks sized 50-60 may have no more than 38 cards from one element

Spoiler for Deck examples assuming player has earth, entropy, and life:

Earth/Entropy duo

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3 Life cards in deck means life is NOT used. 40-49 size deck with maximum 32 earth cards.

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legal entropy life duo

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illegal entropy life duo

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Not enough of 2nd element (4 card min) to qualify as duo; note that graboid is legal in deck

legal entropy life duo

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Note that water and quantum pillars are allowed in this deck

illegal entropy life duo

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Cannot use non-ppm Water card (Nymph's Tears) in deck

Prizes each player on team:
1st Place: 36000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
2nd Place: 24000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
3rd Place: 18000 Gold + Shiny rare Code
Participant: 12000 Gold


Round 1 match-ups
Match period: Jan 5 - 14
Post decks AFTER the entire round is over

	TBA	vs	Lucky Seven
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

	BigPollo	vs	Ok with whatever
Leg 1		vs
Leg 2		vs
Leg 3		vs

[Spoiler]

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Events / 3-leg Team PVP - Sign-ups

« on: December 20, 2023, 10:24:27 pm »

3-leg Team PVP Event - sign-ups

If you want to go fast, go alone.  If you want to go far, tie your middle legs together.

Inspired by original EtG's 3-man PvP
Hosted by asdw152 and Septima Rhay


art credit: Niharia

Team and Element-use Rules:
Players unite as 2-player teams.  Each team plays three best-of-5 matches each round; each match is a 'leg' that can be played by 1 of the 2 teammates.  A player must play at least 1 leg/match per event round.  Once per event may one team member play all 3 matches in the round (only due to scheduling/availability issues).  Teams choose 1 element for each match/leg and 1 overall team element. For each match/leg, there will be a randomly assigned 'battle element' that apply to both players in the match/leg.  So, for each match/leg, the player builds decks from 3 elements: (1) team element, (2) leg element, and (3) battle element.  We are using a swiss-style, double elimination match format.  Teammates should discuss how to manage deck building, scheduling matches, which leg(s) to play, etc.

Spoiler for Team/element example:

Team name: Lodes-of-fun   vs Team element:  Leg 1 element:  Leg 2 element:  Leg 3 element:

Team name: Stacked      Team element:       Leg 1 element:       Leg 2 element:       Leg 3 element:

For each leg/match, the event hosts will randomly assign a 'battle' element. Example:

Round 1 battle element for Leg 1: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 1 builds decks with 
Stacked Leg 1 builds decks with 

Round 1 battle element for Leg 2: 
Lodes-of-fun Leg 2 builds decks with: 
Stacked Leg 2 builds decks with: 

Deckbuilding Rules:

Players build decks for each leg/match that consist only of cards from their 3 available elements (as noted in the above Team/element rules section).   Battle elements are randomly determined before each matchup is posted.  Battle elements cannot be either of the two dueling players' 'leg' element or 'team' element and will always be something else.

- Each deck may use 10 upgraded cards
- No non-ppm chroma cards
- You may change decks between games
- You may use Pillars, Pendulums, and Mark cards (ppm) quanta cards) that don't match your 3 Elements
- You must use at least 2 of your 3 Elements in each deck (If you use an element, you must use at least 4 non-quanta cards)
- You may not use the same combination of elements more than twice in a match (This refers to your 3 Elements); the trio counts as a different combo - basically there's 8 possible combos per best-of-5 match.

The size of each deck is not limited, however there is a maximum number of cards in your deck that can be from one single element (see specific numbers in spoiler below).  This means all decks must be a duo or trio. 

Spoiler for Max cards from 1 element per decksize:

Decks sized 30-39 may have no more than 25 cards from one element
Decks sized 40-49 may have no more than 32 cards from one element
Decks sized 50-60 may have no more than 38 cards from one element

Spoiler for Deck examples assuming player has earth, entropy, and life:

Earth/Entropy duo

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3 Life cards in deck means life is NOT used. 40-49 size deck with maximum 32 earth cards.

now it's a trio

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legal entropy life duo

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illegal entropy life duo

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Not enough of 2nd element (4 card min) to qualify as duo; note that graboid is legal in deck

legal entropy life duo

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Note that water and quantum pillars are allowed in this deck

illegal entropy life duo

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Cannot use non-ppm Water card (Nymph's Tears) in deck

Prizes each player on team:
1st Place: 36000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
2nd Place: 24000 Gold + Shiny Nymph Code
3rd Place: 18000 Gold + Shiny rare Code
Participant: 12000 Gold

Sign-ups:
Create a sign-up post and clarify one of the following:
a. looking for a teammate; name 1 element your team will play a leg with
or
b. entering as a 2-player team; share: teammate name, team name, team element, Leg 1-2-3 elements

Sign-ups will last until Sunday December 31st and the first round will begin soon after. If rounds finish earlier, a new round may be posted sooner.

Signed-up:

1. Serprex 2. Turlututu 3. Septima Rhay 4. Timpa 5. Hitei 6. Pimpollo 7. BigDieck 8. asdw152 (by court summons)

Teams:                1. TBA: Serprex/Timpa  Team element:    Leg elements:                2. Lucky Seven: Hitei/Septima  Team Element:      Leg elements:                 3. BigPollo: BigDieck/Pimpollo    Team Element:       Leg elements:                 4. Ok w/ w/e: Turlu/Asdw152    Team Element:       Leg elements:

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PvP / January 2024 team PvP interest poll

« on: December 11, 2023, 06:43:29 pm »

Note: 3-leg PvP, Siege, and Yin and Yang could start in January 2024.  Mini-war may need more planning or can be run January if generals are appointed.  Community feedback, suggestions, event ideas, etc., are always welcome. 

1. 3-leg PvP

Based off of 3-man PvP from EtG.  2-player teams play 3 matches (3 legs). Best of 5 matches; double elimination, swiss format. Teams pick 3 elements from which they are restricted to for deckbuilding; 10 upgrades; must play 2 of 3 elements in each deck, cannot use same combination of elements more than 2x in a match.

2. Mini-war

Inspired by EtG War; built for a smaller player pool. Instead of 12 teams each with 1 element, there are 3, 4, or 6 teams (minimum 3 players per team); elements are evenly split amongst teams, max 1 element on a team*

Potential teams/matches:
3 teams; 4 elements; 4 matches a round; 1 element per match
4 teams; 3 elements; 3 matches a round; 1 element per match
6 teams; 2 elements; 2 matches a round; 1 element per match

Element selection: tbd*
Vault: fixed set of cards at start; cards discarded when losing a match; vault shrinks; no cards left to field a deck= out of event; % vault based on element selection
Team General: determined (1) by invite/appointment or (2) placement in pvp tournament(s) designed specifically to yield generals of overall pvp skill, not element-specific mastery
Bidding/Draft: Vault size affected based on bid/draft expenditure

*Whether teams and their vaults are element-based or not is up to community feedback (i.e. Team 1 has , Team 2 gets , Team 3 gets  ); can also play de-elements with vault built from any of the 12 elements (with certain per element caps)


3. Siege

There's a fortress.  There's a team that defends the fortress.  There's another team that attacks the fortress. Why can't they just get along and both thrive? Because human frustrated. The fortress will have various "objectives" - places that teams try to take control of for strategic benefit.

Defenders get specific card resources and deckbuilding (i.e. upgrades) advantages while attackers get more 'soldier resources' (larger card vault).  Attackers generally have less power (upgrades) but more soldiers they can expend, meaning they don't need as high of a W/L ratio as defenders, but attrition will set in.  Losing objectives becomes increasingly troublesome for defenders as it allows attackers to gain strategic and deckbuilding advantages. Resources can be dispersed unevenly (i.e. Deck 1 gets 0 upgrades, Deck 2 gets 20 upgrades) or evenly (both decks get 10 upgrades).   More details about format can be detailed, but only if there's community interest in the event.

4. Yin and Yang

2-player teams.  One player is Yin, the other is Yang.  Each player has access to Yin-only or Yang-only cards. Chroma cards and mark are banned. 6-game matches.  Further restrictions are not currently planned unless players would like a more restricted deckbuilding environment.

(yin)
(yang)
Elements were balanced thematically and may need meta-balance adjustment (please comment on proposed redistribution)

Upgrades/Round format:
R1: Yang vs Yang (20ups each); Yin vs Yin (5 ups each)
R2: Yang (15ups) vs. Yin (10 ups)
R3: Yang (10 ups) vs Yin (15 ups)
R4: Yang vs Yang (5 ups); Yin vs Yin (20 ups)
R5 onward: cycle through R1-R4 again

Deckbuilding marks:
Chroma mark is banned;
When Yin or Yang has 20 ups, the corresponding deck marks must be 'in' (ex: Yin must use Yin marks only)
When Yin or Yang has 5 ups, the corresponding deck marks must be 'out'
When Yin or Yang has 10 or 15 ups, any mark may be used

[Spoiler]

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Events / PVE Achievement Event: highest single game reward

« on: November 30, 2023, 01:44:19 am »

Yo, PVE enthusiasts!  This one’s for you.  Players are challenged to achieve the highest single game gold reward vs. any AI target.  Additionally, players may earn a reward for the highest single game gold reward for each AI target.  All bonuses except the coliseum bonus apply.

Guidelines:
-There’s no limit to the number of games played, but event will end Dec. 31. 2023 and winner announced then
-Players are encouraged to post screenshots of what they believe is their highest score (see image below)
-Serprex will be able to track players with the largest scores via a leaderboard

Reward:
Overall highest score any target:
1st- 40k gold, 1 upped shiny rare, 1 shiny nymph
2nd- 30k gold, 1 shiny nymph, 1 upped rare
3rd- 20k gold, 1 shiny nymph

Overall highest score for each AI target:
1st- 20k gold
2nd-10k gold
3rd- 5k gold

i. A player can only place once within each category
ii. Dispersal of rewards is dependent on 'claiming' them; meaning, if you don't have a forum account, there may be no reliable way to send you reward codes; after a time, the reward codes will move on to the next available player
 
Current posted high scores:

Spoiler for Hidden:

Overall Top 3:
1. 1251; Demigods; Serprex
2. 1161; Arena 2 Septima
3. 1108; Demigods; Timpa

Commoners:
120; Niharia
118; helictoper cube

Mages:
203; Niharia
66; Serprex

Champs:
279; Turlututu
124; Serprex

Demigods:
1251; Serprex
1108; Timpa

Arena 1:
1082; Septima Rhay

Arena 2:
1161; Septima Rhay

Summary of available bonuses:

Spoiler for bonus details:

Streak Bonus
After the first win, each consecutive win thereafter will provide an additive streak bonus
Commoners and Mages: 5%
Champs, Arena 1: 7.5%
Demigods, Arena 2: 10%

Example:
Mages, G1, win = no bonus
Mages, G2, win = 5% bonus
Mages, G3, win = 10% bonus

Are we Idle yet?
Take longer than 3 minutes to win
20% bonus

Creature Domination
More than twice as many creatures than foe
5% bonus
Creatures played from summoning, mitosis, etc., apply to bonus

Creatureless
Never play a creature
10% bonus

Current Health   
1% bonus per 3hp remaining at end of match
   
Deckout      
Win through deckout
50% bonus
      
Double Kill
Foe lost with as much negative hp as maxhp
10% bonus

Equipped
End match wielding a weapon & shield
5% bonus

First past the post
Win with non-positive hp, or foe loses from damage with positive hp
10% bonus

Full Health
Finish match with Hp equal to maxhp
20% bonus

Grounds Keeper
2% per permanent over 8

Head Hunter
Defeat arena's top 7 decks
Bonus varies
   
Last Leg
Foe lost with 1 maxhp
10%

Last Point
End with 1hp
30%

Max Health
1% per 6 maxhp over 100

Mid Turn
Defeat foe with game ended still on own turn
10%

Murderer
'Kill over 5 creatures
15%

Perfect Damage
Foe lost with 0hp
10%

Pillarless
Never play a pillar'
5%

Purity
Won match with more than 2 purify counters
5%

Size matters
0.666..% per card in deck over 36

Toxic
Foe lost with more than 18 poison counters
10%

Unupped
4% per unupped card in deck
   
Waiter
Won with 0 cards in deck
20%

Weapon Master
Play over 2 weapons
10%

Screenshot example:

Spoiler for vs Arena 1:

Change chat main tab to either 'stat' or 'replay' to capture the AI target type

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Events / PVE Event: Super Serprex - a special quest

« on: November 30, 2023, 01:39:43 am »

There's some trouble.  The AI has taken over Serprex's account.  We're going to need help subduing this menace. 

Go to in-game quests and start the "AI Takeover" quest.