Had to happen at some point....

This is a perfect example how the card levels make a difference.

Both players had the same lineup.

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In this case it was as it should be, the higher level cards won.

In this case the main diff was the higher magic attack level of Aves Sturges and due to his weapons trainings its neighbours got a nice kick as well.

Even though there was no speed difference, due to the tie in that category the higher level cards got to go first so I always had the first punch. This caused one or two cards to get hit for an out before they could strike back.

A few weeks ago I saw the lower level cards winning. If I remember correctly it was because of a sideeffect from a battle rule. Inverse speed ruleset or similar? Can't remember for sure. Wasn't in a posting mood back then.

That's it for today, thanks for reading :-)

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