Jon Carter (pfti) |
Tournament Report - 2E - Trek Masters |
2019-09-09 - 12:00 AM |
Workhorse |
Introduction |
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Round 1 | | Benjamin Rostoker | FW (+95)View opponent's ReportView original Report |
I am able to grind a win past ben who nearly wrecked me with a dreamer |
Relativity... how I loathe them. Playing with a deck that takes a fair bit to ramp up against what felt like the fastest deck in the West with superhero teams of 4-5 meant the only points I could gain were 5 pity points via Odo. Even with a pile full of 0 cost dilemmas and a relatively best case scenario turn where I managed to get a Greater Needs on his ship wasn't enough to even begin to win. Greater Needs was gone after costing him a turn or two, and the end came soon after that. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what helplessness feels like and why I loathe Relativity despite the invariably very kind people who play them. |
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Round 2 | | Sebastian Kirstein | FW (+100) |
Seppl never shows |
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Round 3 | | Amber Van Breemen | FL (-30) |
I cannot read. So I throw an insurection at at 32 cunning mission. otherwise an adopted authority would have done the trick. The one extra turn I would have gotten would have been enough for the win |
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Round 4 | | sascha kiefer | FW (+95) |
This game I just went to fast |
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Round 5 | | Michael Van Breemen | FL (-100) |
As soon as the missions hit the table, I wanted to sweep. There was almost nothing I could do in this match. I may have slowed him down one turn if I had secret ID'd Garak on the last mission attempt, but by then I honestly didnt care |
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Closing Thoughts |
I have never had a 2E matchup where I just wanted to give up before.
Boo to current cardies |