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Demiher0
2018-02-20 10:48 UTC
#1
This week we get a 5 on 1 against the Mad Bomber himself.
FV Tachyon, Dark Visionary, Rook City Wraith, The Eternal Haka and Termi-nation Bunker are the ones the world are counting on.
The Visionary and Wraith can just take the environment offline and you never have to see a Kraken unless you want to. Also, there are 2 living forcefields back to back making Tachyons base power mostly useless for a bit.
I managed to get a Mint, however, I haven't the foggiest idea how after the pounding I took trying to get through those living forcefields.
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Reverend_Pete
2018-02-20 14:24 UTC
#2
Mint.
Relatively painless, with Visionary's deck control of both Blade and Atlantis in full effect. Haka KOed Blade with a massive Haka of Battle at the end.
Tachyon 10HP, Visionary 10HP, Wraith 15HP, Haka 18HP, Bunker 9HP.
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QuirkyDM
2018-02-20 15:03 UTC
#3
Mint.
Dark Visionary focused on Baron Blade's deck to avoid cards I didn't want to see. An early Trust Fund from Wraith set up Improptu Invention into Utility Belt so she could work on the environment and still help out elsewhere. Haka pulled out his big clubs and merrily pounded away. Bunker pulled out a Flak Cannon to add more damage. Baron Blade quickly was the lowest hit point character when Wraith pulled out a Kraken. When he flipped, there were only 3 cards under him.
On the flip side, it was more of the same. Tachyon got a Hypersonic Assault off to keep the Kraken under control and slow down Baron Blade. Dark Visionary stacked the deck with minions so his deck slowed down considerably. I got a little too eager using Tachyon's power when I should have waited for Phosphorescent Moss to come out first, but Baron Blade was only at 4 hit points by then, so there was no point in waiting. Everyone was in teens, low 20s.
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TakeWalker
2018-02-20 15:15 UTC
#4
Mint. I played sloppy because I didn't want to blow my stuff up, so I lost Tachyon and nearly lost Visionary, too. Worst part was using Sleuth to get Atlantean Throne of Power. D: I probably should have paid more attention to the environment than I did.
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Blackfang108
2018-02-20 15:28 UTC
#5
Mint despite mostly ignoring the environment in favor of controling BB's Deck. Only had 2 under him when the Kraken ate his last bomb. Flip side was considerably easier, as I let him build up his trash and avoid playing cards.
9 point Inventory Barrage into a nice, big Taiha slam took him out on the last turn.
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Trajector
2018-02-20 19:46 UTC
#6
you never have to see a Kraken unless you want to
Oh, I want to! They’re so good at mushing the Baron. Admittedly, you have to be a bit more careful with them when he doesn’t have minions and devices around, but this team had enough damage and damage-preventing abilities to mean that the krakens never hit my heroes!
I got rid of the Living Forcefield just in time for the Phosphorescent Chamber to charge Tachyon up. Buddabuddabudda!
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FearLord
2018-02-20 21:26 UTC
#7
Mint. Not too much stress. Visionary nearly went down, but he was much easier to control once he flipped and it ended in short order.
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bolnerap
2018-02-21 01:05 UTC
#8
Easy Mint, final HP 15 / 15 / 20 / 33 / 16. My combination of deck control and damage mitigation meant that of the three turns the Kraken got, two of them hit Blade and the other, it was under Hypersonic Assault. Bunker opened Foam Grenade, then Dark V buried Leaking Room and had Bunker dump his hand for Toxic Seaweed. Everybody else did as much damage as they could early and ignored Devious Disruption - that way, we could keep a couple equipment cards out for the second half of the fight. In the last round, Haka healed to full just because he could.