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Weekly One Shot #140 Legacy Returns

19 posts · 856 views · started 2018-08-21 12:18 UTC
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pwatson1974
2018-08-21 12:18 UTC
#1

Advanced Bomber Blade vs Greatest Legacy, Prime Wardens Fanatic, Dark Visionary and Freedom Five Wraith in Insula Primalis.

Mint. As its advanced, this is Bomber Blade on steroids. You will lose all your set up so just pound him into submission and hope Visionary gets her trash cotrols at a point where she can used them without dying (or where Blade will be low enough than her dying still allows the win). Might be worth End of Daying to get rid of both of his Froce fields if it won’t slow down your damage too much, although I won without this strategy.

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TakeWalker
2018-08-21 12:40 UTC
#2

Mint. Now this was a one-shot: fun and easy without being too easy. :D Had a great time with this one.

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Blackfang108
2018-08-21 14:34 UTC
#3

Owwwwwww.

 

I'll work on round 2 later.

 

Question: why does End of Days remove cards from under the dreamer, but not from under Bomber Blade?

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Reverend_Pete
2018-08-21 14:40 UTC
#4

Mint.

 

Just went for as much damage as possible, and used Visionary to keep the Hasten Dooms away... I spammed Fanatic's base power using Legacy, not really caring how much damage she took, and that allowed Legacy and Fanatic to beat on Blade pretty hard. Wresting the Minds of the dinosaurs was a big aid, too.

 

A well-timed Heroic Interception near the end saved the heroes from massive Death Ray blasts. Fanatic ended it with Sacrosacnt Martyr.

 

This was a rare game for me where Wraith didn't participate much... she sort of felt like an innocent bystander.

 

Legacy 7HP, Fanatic 2HP, Visionary 15HP and Wraith 13HP.

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Powerhound_2000
2018-08-21 14:44 UTC
#5

His Card text specifically says card under him are indestructible and not considered in play

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Matchstickman
2018-08-21 14:45 UTC
#6

Because destroying ALL cards other than Indestructible, Relics or Character cards is what End of Days does, doesn't matter where they are or what side up they are, End of Days destroys them.

However, Bomber Blade specifically says  "Whenever a Villain Target enters play, put it under this card and play the top card of the Villain deck. Cards under this card have no game text, are indestructible, and are not considered in play." The Dreamer does not have any text like this.

 

EDIT: Curse you Powerhound_2000!

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Powerhound_2000
2018-08-21 14:46 UTC
#7

What curse is it this time?

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starkenburg_alexander
2018-08-21 15:25 UTC
#8

Mint with everyone near 10.

Advanced mode mean Baron Blade moves too fast to do anything but burn him down asap, which is what I did.

Used Legacy's power on himself to charge every round, healing everyone a bit from the AoE damage and Legacy more to counteract the Nemesis bonus. Ended up with BB getting one last turn on his front with 1 hp left, which meant 7 damage to everyone, but oh well. After he killed all my equipment/ongoings anyway, I just EoD'ed his two forcefields away and commenced beat-down number 2. Throat Jab and Heroic Interception kept the worst of his damage at bay, and mind controlled T-Rexes took big chomps out of him. Ended with a Brutal Censure when Legacy couldnt quite get the nemesis ending.

 

~Komori

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tenebrous
2018-08-21 21:58 UTC
#9

Mint and got the that was close achevment, I messed up my deck manipulation on bb so he did a 10 damage shot and hasten doom to leave visionary left at 1 hp.  fortunatly the T-Rex finished off the baron before I lost.

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dmiitrie
2018-08-22 07:48 UTC
#10

Mint by the skin of my teeth.  Heroic Interception saved everyone (but Legacy) from 8 damage from not destroying my equipment when Devious Disruption hit.  Pterodactyls saved all my equipment when Blade flipped. And finally, the best timed Physic Decoy ever kept Visionary (and by extension Wraith) alive for the one extra round I needed to get my win.  

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Phantom92
2018-08-22 09:27 UTC
#11

Mint, but not very pretty.

My biggest mistake was trying to be too cute. Greatest Legacy into PW Fanatic into F5 Wraith allows alot of card draw, but probably not the most efficient means of doing things.

Anyhow, beat up Ivan, he blows stuff up, Fanatic falls into a river of lava cursing “Where is Ra when I need him!”; Visionary mind controlling T-Rex to chew on the not so good Baron, and Legacy finished him off.

Fanatic incapped and everyone else hovering around 10 HP.

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Blackfang108
2018-08-22 14:37 UTC
#12

I knew there was somethign I was missing.

Ended up with a near mint with Wraith at 5hp.  Up from 1 afte the Environment's last turn. (BB was Throat punched for his last turn.)

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MindWanderer
2018-08-22 18:21 UTC
#13

Mint, just went all-out on damage.  Motivational Charge every round was absolutely the right play.  Got just the right cards to deal with Blade's ongoings just when I needed them--an Inspiring Presence to counteract the first forcefield, a Consecrated Ground off the bottom of Fanatic's deck to kill the second, and a Throat Jab right before Backlash Field came out.  Twin T-Rexes both coerced into fighting on our side was a glorious finale, although Blade did manage to finish off Wraith with one massive, final shot.

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Missingno
2018-08-22 21:06 UTC
#14

Minted, but it was close.  Wraith and Visonary were at 2HP while Legs and Fanatic bit the dust thanks to an inoppertune lava blast on grandpa and just being a martyr on fanatic's part.  Came close with two hasten dooms at the end and not using Brain Burn when I had the perfect oppertunity, but thanks to incapps Wraith saved the day with a LOT of razors.

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Gus_Smedstad
2018-08-22 21:09 UTC
#15

Mint.

Mostly went for pure damage. Twist the Aether reduced damage from Bomber side baron. After the flip Divergence let Visionary destroy living force fields and regain useful ongoings like Twist the Aether. After the flip Legacy got Next Evolution, which effectively neutralized the Baron’s death ray. That plus Twist the Aether meant not only was Legacy immune to energy, all of the Baron’s attacks were energy (even Hasten Doom). Danger Sense meant Legacy could safely taunt the T-Rexes, and Smoke Bombs let me redirect a lot of damage to Legacy where he’d laugh it off due to Next Evolution.

Still, it wasn’t quite easy, since everyone was down to about 6 HP each at the end.

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Griff_s_Dad
2018-08-23 03:22 UTC
#16

Mint.

Like the others, went for as much damage as I could. I used Motivational Charge a lot and hung onto End of Days until he flipped. The flip killed all of my cards and left him with two living force fields, so End of Days took those down nicely.

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bolnerap
2018-08-24 00:51 UTC
#17

Flipped Blade on round 2, EOD'd his shield and Backlash field, got a Consecrated Ground just in time for the second shield and a Throat Jab just in time to block Slash and Burn along with Consider the Price of Victory. Meanwhile, Legacy poured on the damage and Visionary made the T-Rex turn on Blade. Comfortable Mint.

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QuirkyDM
2018-08-24 11:05 UTC
#18

Mint.

Both End of Days in Fanatic's hand meant I could use Fanatic's power without negative consequences, so I used it every turn. All extra power plays went to Legacy to double dip on Motivational Charge each round. Twist the Ether went on Fanatic for extra damage since she pulled an early Divine Focus, but it likely would have gone better on Legacy.

Consecrated Ground took out the first force field and I never saw the second one. Blade went down at the end of the 2nd round and when the first T-Rex came out, Blade was tied for first and so he got chomped. Just over one round later, and Legacy finished him off for good. I played pure offence every turn and the game never came down to the wire.

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FearLord
2018-08-24 20:39 UTC
#19

Mint. Aggressive play was the order of the day.