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[Stirk]

"Well if you don't have any trick up your sleeve I win. We've been waiting to play our trump card for quite a while."



"See you in the next world space cowboy. I play Isekai, summoning one of the Banished Pacifist Gun Waifus from another world! I also add two Star Wish Waifus from my deck to the field, just because they're all I can summon now that I've used up the rest of my stars. I wasn't bluffing earlier about having multiple Unintentional Bombardments either. If you don't stop me next turn it is my win."





The Gallant Gentleman: 12/20 Hearts. Stars: 5
Field: PGW 20/14 (Returns from death), SWW 1/2, SWW 1/1
Grave: Backfire, Destructive Analysis X2, Refinery X2, SWW
Banished: PGWX1
Hand 6

[TricMagic]

... "A question, does that revival effect persist?" (Supernerd, will it trigger multiple times?)

"Well, anyway. A card that can't kill is a weird ace. My witch attacks the first waifu, then."

"Banzai!"

Magnitude
-, 3
1, -, -
Wooly Destroyed. Witch and Wishes also destroyed. +5 Stars

[NUKE9.13]

A bold move. Let's see how it plays out for you.
...
Oh, right, it plays out with the PGW hits you for 20 and you lose.

[Shadowclaw777]

(You understand that Pacifist Gunslinger Waifu card text “Can’t deal damage to other cards if it kills them, only applies to cards and not players?, did you just kill your board and allow the PGW to attack?)

[TricMagic]

... (Supernerd... What the hell?)

[Stirk]

"I think its supposed to, but it isn't like you'll ever get that far. And she can kill pretty well. Watch! PGW attacks you directly for 20 damage, ending the game!

...Did I really win? I think that is the first time that has happened. Ever."

[NUKE9.13]

... (Supernerd... What the hell?)

What's the confusion? Did you actually not realise that PLAYERS ARE NOT CARDS?

[TricMagic]

... (Supernerd... What the hell?)

What's the confusion? Did you actually not realise that PLAYERS ARE NOT CARDS?

(Why in the world can the overpowered pacifist actually kill? That's busted given she two-shots you. Or one-shots.)

(I was about to open up a can of whoop-ass too. I just needed 1 turn to win.)

[NUKE9.13]

... (Supernerd... What the hell?)

What's the confusion? Did you actually not realise that PLAYERS ARE NOT CARDS?

(Why in the world can the overpowered pacifist actually kill? That's busted given she two-shots you. Or one-shots.)

Because literally any blocker at all stops her, and will eventually kill her. The gimmick is that you play her, and then have to use other cards to clear the way somehow. Did you actually think she was literally useless?

More to the point, you can argue that it's overpowered, but you can't argue that the card doesn't do what it says on the card.

[notquitethere]

Congrats on the win, Stirk. I was sceptical about the Destructive Analysis strategy but I see it was perfectly judged for this high-star-gain map. I assume you used it to get the one copy of Isekai?

Tric, she was a known threat— I got one good hit with her last battle round. Watching the earlier battles should have been warning enough.

[TricMagic]

(I based my counter on the fact she couldn't kill. And I get oneshot by an even more op card.)

[NUKE9.13]

(I based my counter on the fact she couldn't kill. And I get oneshot by an even more op card.)

You didn't read the card. That's on you, man. Unless Supernerd makes an extremely strange ruling, Stirk has won this game. "I wasn't paying attention to my opponent's cards" isn't a reason to retcon.

[TricMagic]

(This, this right here leaves an extremely bad taste in my mouth. There is literally no way for any of us to win with the cards you're fielding, other than my own card, and that's one with a counter. There was no warning, just instant death from a coordination of efforts.)

[Stirk]

(No need to rub it in guys :V)

[notquitethere]

(Sorry, not meaning to rub it. Tric- playing literally any creature stops PGW, but if it's any consolation, your team mate managed to figure out the perfect counter that stops us even wanting to play it.)