TL Mafia Community Thread - Page 30

I mean it's german but you can probably figure it out by pictures of the cards and stuff

I get a turn-2 Amani Berserker and I feel amazing because that shit can just own so much for 2 mana, or so I thought as a main-mage player.
Guy totems on turn 2, firetotem and I'm happy as fuck because I get my 1 damage for free right? He facepalms and insta gives me the fail-emoticon.
So turn 3 I have that shitty voodoo thingie on my hand but obviously don't want to heal my berserker, right? Could play owl but nothing's out on the enemy board and I have a sea giant + forked lightning I can't use. Might as well just totem up. And I get a healing totem and insta-facepalm as well... Turns out heal totem + berkser not that a good combi.
But I can't believe how well this deck works, I thought it's crap. I picked lightwarden, voodoo doc and big game hunter for christs sake and I'm raping with this shit right now. 3-0 when I never got beyond 5-3 and the games all end up super clear, like a fricking sea giant + forked lighting on turn 5 and I just roll over him lol

Each match contains 3 sets. Each set is played between 1 player on each team using 3 decks. A set is played pokemon style until someone is out of decks. Whichever team wins the most sets, wins the match. Record the score (2-1 or 3-0) for league scoring purposes in addition to who won the match.

• Before each match, each team sends me their decks and their play order (slot #). Each player must run 3 distinct classes. Beyond that, there are no restrictions on cards.
  • + Show Spoiler [Example] +
    Team of WoS, Hopeless1, Iamp.
    WoS pms me a warrior deck, a mage deck, and a hunter deck. He tells me he'll be in slot 1.
    Hopeless1 pms me a warrior deck, a druid deck, and a rogue deck. He tells me he'll be in slot 2.
    Iamp pms me his mage deck, his hunter deck, and his paladin deck. He tells me he'll be in slot 3.
    Alternatively, the captain can just send me one pm with all this info.
• The match consists of 3 sets. Each player plays one set against a player on the other team.
  
• The Match: At a time (or times) when the players can meet, the slot 1s play each other, the slot 2s play each other, and the slot 3s play each other. This is a match.
  
• Each team tells the other team who is in what slot and what classes they are playing. You do not need to tell your opponent what is in your deck; you only need to tell him what the three classes you will play are. You can't make changes to your decklists after this point; the match has begun.
  
  • The Set: When 2 players play each other, this is called a set. After they tell each other their 3 classes, each player selects a deck for game 1. They play a game using their decks.
    
  • The set is resolved elimination-- when you lose with a deck, you can't use that deck any more during that set. When you win with a deck, you use it again in the next game of the set.
    
  • If you lose 3 times (that is, when all 3 of your decks are eliminated), you lose the set.
    
  • This means a set could be resolved in as few as 3 games (player 1 using deck 1A defeats all three of player 2's decks without dropping a game). Alternatively, it could take up to 5 games to resolve a set (each player gets 2 wins, so they're both on their last deck going into game 5).
    
• After all 3 sets are finished, tally up the score (it will be 3-0, 2-1, 1-2, or 0-3). The team that won more sets will be the winner of the match.
  
• If a team is up 2-0 after the first 2 sets, still finish out the last set, since a 3-0 will be different from a 2-1 for league scoring purposes for both teams.
  

These rules are actually pretty simple on the ground, even if they're complicated from the high level. Here's what, you, as a player, will do:

1) Before the match, submit your three decklists and slot # to blazinghand before the match. (or your captain does this!) At the start of the match, tell your three classes and slot # to the other team. (or your captain does this!)
2) The other team tells you who you are playing and what their classes are. Now your set against this player begins.
3) You select your first deck and begin playing against your opponent. When you win, you play again using the same deck. When you lose, you select a new deck. When either all three of your decks or all three of your opponent's decks are eliminated, the set is over.
4) Tell your captain who won the set.