Game 263 – Vs Adrian Ramos – Convergence
of Cyriss – 15/09/18
My list:
Vryos, Incissar of the Dawnguard (Forges of War)
-Sylys Wyshnaylrr, The Seeker
-Griffon
-Griffon
-Griffon
-Griffon
-Griffon
-Griffon
-Aspis
-Manticore
-Manticore
Arcanist Mechanik
Arcanist Mechanik
Arcanist Mechanik
House Shyeel Artificer
Lanyssa Ryssyl, Nyss Sorceress
House Shyeel Arcanists
House Shyeel Arcanists
His List:
Eminent Configurator Orion (Destruction Initiative)
-Corollary
-Prime
Axiom
-Prime
Axiom
Transfinite
Emergence Projector
Accretion
Servitors
Attunement
Servitors
Elimination
Servitors
Elimination
Servitors
Reflex
Servitors
Reflex
Servitors
Round 3,
and surely this round a bit of luck will go our way. We are paired up against
Spain Rogue who are equally disappointed to be in this position. This round I
have to take a bit of a hit for the team. I had matchups that I was happy about
in the first 2 rounds, but none of us wanted to face this Convergence pair, and
after my long and hard Round 2 I was the obvious person to put up to it. And
who knows, maybe there was a way I could win the game. I won the roll to go
first and we got moving.
I move up
the table, casting Deceleration as
Orion can be a bit Focus strapped, and forcing him to spend 2 for Blessed is worthwhile. There are 4 Pull
shots on the other side of the table, so I am careful to keep 4 Jacks behind in
Shield Guard formations to stop anything being removed too early.
The 3
Huge Bases run up the table with Orion snugly hidden behind with some of the
support models. He casts Avenging Force to
add some options for next turn should I kill any Servitors.
And I do
kill some Servitors. I honestly have no idea how I should be positioning into
this matchup, there are just too many attack vectors. If I bunch up too much
the TEP has a field day, if I spread out then I’m just doing to get picked
apart piecemeal. I opt to send 3 Griffons up to kill Servitors and hold the
rest back to hopefully do enough work next turn.
Between Avenging Force and the 2 Collosals
activations I lose 4 Griffons and a Manticore, and I don’t really know how I
could have avoided it. Adrian scores 2CP to take a 2-0 lead.
I make a
desperate play to stay in the game, going for 2 boosted Lock the Targets on the far Axiom whilst destroying the near one.
Unfortunately whilst the first colossal goes down, neither Lock break armour, so Vyros is left swinging in the breeze. It
doesn’t matter in the end though, as The score goes to 4-1 in my turn and
Adrian just has to contest to win 6-1.
DEFEAT
This is a
real example of a WTC list for Adrian, and it really worked. It scared us, he
got it into a good matchup and I really felt like I had no chance at all.
Thankfully, sacrificing me into it worked out, and the team got through another
close round 3-2 to finally get us up and running. We got a good night’s sleep
again and prepared to continue our comeback on day 2.
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