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Cake day: June 24th, 2023

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  • Glad I could help!

    Yeah blow out matchups just don’t exist like they do in mtg.

    I didn’t connect that you didn’t buy official precons but that definitely makes sense now and was honestly probably a better option than the official ones.

    Ninja v ninja should be fun. Fai makes big fiery chains and katsu pokes holes in you then combos.

    I understand the shop dilemma. I have about an hour drive to my closest lgs and would much rather support them than shops online.

    If your wanting some practice play in the mean time, I would suggest Felt Table to play against ai or Talishar to play against people. Both are browser based so no downloads. You can use fabdb or Fabrary for deck lists to play on either site I believe but it’s been a while since I’ve used felt table.

    Felt table honestly helped me learn a lot when I first started.




  • Welcome to FaB!

    That’s a pretty good range of heroes for you to start with!

    I would suggest watching this video or one similar to try to get a good handle on blocking. Making good decisions on what to block with and when will improve your skill and generally make you more comfortable during the game.

    So Dorinthea really wants to keep tempo so she has a full grip each turn.If your on the back foot choosing the right card to save for your turn to arsenal and then eat damage to come back with a five card to have a “pivot turn” (when which player has tempo changes) is most heroes goal in that position.

    Fai is pretty good at big chains of damage but can also in into the problem of not having many high damage cards late, that’s admittedly mostly an issue with classic constructed not blitz.

    Azalea can be a very tough opponent but is pretty reliant on way to reload and if I remember right the blitz deck isn’t the best at that.

    Honestly play whoever you like the most (change it up if your start to feel bored or that you don’t like that character as much) and just play games. It’s tough at first but gets much better once you have more of a handle on the game.