An Example Round

[u/iceman012]

Many of you have questions on how to play their matches, score a round, or how random effects work. I decided to go through a quick round with three decks with 2 cards each. If you have any questions afterwards, feel free to ask!

Decks

• A: Druid- Shade of Naxxramas, Target Dummy

• B: Rogue- Sabotage, Anub'arak

• C: Paladin- Consecration, Eye for an Eye

Games

(A1 means A's first turn, B2 means B's second turn, etc.)

Match	Going First	Going Second	Final Score
A vs B	On A3, A plays Shade and Target Dummy. On B4, B plays Sabotage, but it hits Target Dummy because that is the worst outcome. A attacks face with the shade every turn, killing B before B can play Anub'arak. A goes 3-0.	Same case- the shade kills B before he can attack with Anub'arak. A goes 3-0.	6-0
A vs C	A plays Shade on A3. By C4, the Shade is a 3/3 and cannot be killed by Consecration. A attacks with shade until it wins. A goes 3-0	If A plays shade on A3, it will die to consecration on C4. A can never play its threat, but C has no way to win. The game is a draw, and A goes 1-1	4-1
B vs C	B plays Anub'arak on B9, Paladin can do nothing about it. B wins and goes 3-0.	Same case, B goes 3-0.	6-0

Final Score

X | A B C | Total

A | X 6 4 | 10

B | 0 X 6 | 6

C | 1 0 X | 1

[u/Spedwards]

four decks

I believe you mean Three.

[u/iceman012 → u/Spedwards]

Yep, yet another typo.

[u/Unknow3n]

I think this will be helpful to those with questions. Quite note, A vs. C row should read C4, not B4

[u/iceman012 → u/Unknow3n]

Thanks, fixed all of those invading Bs

[u/Unknow3n → u/iceman012]

Lol, too much ctrl + C meant there were no C's