This weekend I customized all of the decks I have with the Reinforcement decks Plaid Hat produces (except the Mercenaries. Way too many choices for me to make right now. More thought will be required).
As I was doing so, Max was quite taken with the Gorillas and Elephants I added to the Jungle Elves deck; he was eager to play them.
So, later, we sat down for a Sunday afternoon of Summoner Wars goodness. He playing the Jungle Elves, and I playing one of my favorite (though most challenging ) decks: The Cloaks.
As I was doing so, Max was quite taken with the Gorillas and Elephants I added to the Jungle Elves deck; he was eager to play them.
So, later, we sat down for a Sunday afternoon of Summoner Wars goodness. He playing the Jungle Elves, and I playing one of my favorite (though most challenging ) decks: The Cloaks.
You can follow the pictorial batrep below...
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| Maximan, ready to clean my clock... |
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| The Cloaks are off to a good start, repelling the Jungle Elves' initial advance... |
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| An aerial view of the Jungle Elves' advance... |
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| Things are looking up for the Cloaks. Things were going my way... |
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| Then I got risky with my Summoner, maneuvering Vlox into position to do some serious damage, but Max had summoned Miti Mumway. The tree folk proceeded to trample through my Commons and eventually with the help of his own Summoner, take poor Vlox down. In my defense, I took a risk, and if the gods of dice battles had been with me, I would have won. Chance is a fickle mistress... |
Even when I lose, I still love playing this game. Thanks for the game Max, but know this, next time we meet across the battlefield of Itharia, I shall be triumphant!
Thanks for reading, good reader, and until next time, play Summoner Wars and play even more Summoner Wars!
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