Playful Panda
Merfolk Prospector
Tiger Cub
Potent Basilisk
Tech 0 card(s)
Get Paid + float - ($11)
Bird #1 revives
Potent Basilisk kills Rook, you draw, takes 2 damage, Midori hits level 7
Maxband Midori - ($10)
Midori kills SQL bird, takes 1 damage
Bird #2trades with scavenger bird, you get a gold
Maxband Rook - ($7)
Forest’s Favour on Rook - ($5)
Rook destroys your Tech III, your base to 16
Wandering Mimic destroys your Tech Lab, your base to 14
Fairie Dragon hits your Tech II for 4 damage
Argagarg Garg and Wisp - ($3)
Float ($3)
Discard 2, draw 1, reshuffle, draw 3
Board Info: In Patrol:
Squad Leader:
Elite:
Scavenger:
Technician: Wisp 1/2
Lookout:
In Play:
Rook L8 5/7 (+)
Midori L8 4/4 (1 damage)
Argagarg L1 1/3
Wandering Mimic 4/4 (flying from birds/Dragon, untargetable from Potent Basilisk)
Forest’s Favor
Polymorph: Squirrel
Wandering Mimic
Dinosize
Young Treant
Discard
Tiger Cub
Merfolk Prospector
Playful Panda
Tech 0 card(s)
Get Paid + float - ($13)
Bird #2 revives
Potent Basilisk #2, Soul Stone is destroyed - ($9)
Midband Argagarg - ($7)
Argagarg exhausts to boost Bird #1
Bird #1trades with Gargoyle
Faerie Dragon kills Vandy, you draw, Argagarg hits level 5, Water Elemental arrives
Wandering Mimic destroys Morningstar Pass - ($6)
Midori hits your base to 10
Rook hits your base to 5
Wisp destroys your Tech II, your base to 3
Potent Basilisk #1hits your base to 0
Tech III - ($1)
In addition to not being able to target water elemental, the rune would not have caused the soul stone to fall off. The elemental would have been 3/1 from rune +1/+1 from soul stone, with only one damage. In elite, that’s 5/1.
Feather rune mistakes are in my top 10 most common errors.
In this situation, the error was accepted by Nekoatl, and rolling back reveals a great deal of information about your opponents game plan. You can roll back for fun, but usually we just accept the game results as is. @FrozenStorm have an opinion here?
I’m not sure what Language EricF wrote up for this sort of occasion (I would defer to it), but my general rule of thumb on asking to roll back is before the player who made the error has taken another turn. (So Neko would have need to have found the issue or asked for it to be fixed before Charnals turn 8 post). If you don’t catch it before your next turn has been replied to, enough has been revealed that you kinda gotta play on. Otherwise, an opponent making an error could be taken advantage of to gain undue information.
I am really bad at remembering Fairie Dragon’s caveats, but still I’m kinda embarrassed I commented on how back and forth things were right as that error happened and I missed it
I think for fun it’s totally cool to run it back, but the show has to go on tournament wise. Luckily this isn’t elimination yet, so there’s plenty of time to make up for it!
I’d been hoping for YT to give me a Basilisk to get rid of the Soul Stone, but no such luck.
The Graveyard is still up, but I reckon that’s better than leaving the Tech Lab standing, given my chance of drawing an instant debuff is low, and my big offensive options are low after sacrificing the Mimic.
Potent Basilisk
Forest’s Favor
Playful Panda
Potent Basilisk
Tech 0 card(s)
Get Paid - ($10)
Forest’s Favor on Midori - ($8)
Midori hits Ardra’s Boulder for 3, takes 1 damage
Fairie Dragon feather rune on Boulder, it dies - ($4)
Midband Argagarg - ($2)
Argagarg exhausts to boost Bird #1
Bird #1kills SQL Bird
Bird #2trades with scavenger Bird, you get a gold
Rook walks past Argagarg and destroys Tech Lab, your base to 14
Tiny Basilisk - ($0)
Float ($0)
Discard 2, draw 4
Board Info: In Patrol:
Squad Leader: Tiny Basilisk 1/2+1A (deathtouch)
Elite:
Scavenger: Young Treant 0/2
Technician: Wisp 0/1
Lookout:
In Play:
Rook L8 4/6
Argagarg L3 1/4
Midori L1 3/1 (+)
Fairie Dragon 4/2 (flying)
Bird #1 1/1 (flying)
Bird’s Nest (channelled by Rook)
Buildings:
Base HP: 18
Tech I HP: 5
Tech II HP: 3 (Balance)
Heroes’ Hall HP: 4
Economy Info: Cards:
Hand: 4
Deck: 2
Disc: 4
Gold:
Gold: 0
Workers: 10
Thoughts
No way I can kill Argagarg and the Tech Lab/Graveyard, and defend against what’s left, so I’ll have to walk Rook past him, and let the opposing birds revive next turn.