Training: Kamigawa Neon Dynasty #2

Jacob1
Jacob1 Posts: 1 Just Dropped In
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Can you fix this training match? Half of the deck is a useless Imperial Recovery Unit that costs 12 mana. You can't rearrange your deck. You can't exile cards so you're stuck with a bunch of 12-point mana sinks. Meanwhile, your opponent has nothing but 3 mana Caustic Catepillars.

What are we supposed to be learning from this training session? How to put your head between your legs and kiss your a55 goodbye??

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  • Xibvert
    Xibvert Posts: 172 Tile Toppler

    I gave it a go and won 3 out of 4 tries.

    It feels like it's mainly about two things to win.

    One being to trigger the passive ability. Try to arrange to cast two cards in one turn by getting one just short of full and shoot for a big swap next turn to fill it and the next card. Once you trigger that passive and are getting the life gain from the support it makes then it's an easy win. That got me 2 of my wins.

    The other options is being careful with your swaps to maximize your mana and minimize the opponent's mana and if goes well you can you can squeeze in a kill just before you'd run out of life yourself. That was how I got my other win.

    It's somewhat luck dependent but the win rate doesn't seem that bad if you play it well.

    That being said none of this has anything to do with learning about pilot so it is kind of weird.

    If you had the ability to disable your cards so you could hold back the full mana ones from casting until you could cast two in a turn it would be an easy win 100% of the time.

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