Card Game, But Cards Are Randomly Generated

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monsters with 1 power were statistically better than any other power level in this entire game. It was hilarious to see a goblin completely anihilate an actual hydra and a biblically accurate angel without even batting an eye.

I love how the meta of this game is to not swear

I like how almost halfway through the video, the first 5 power card is created, then immediately defeated 5 seconds later by a two power bat.

I love how the slime was the only card to ever be on a player-specific good space but A. It was on the wrong one, B. No one ever attacked it, and C. It never got moved ever again.

Rip the shadow realm mechanic you will be missed

Those goblins fuck. Also i like how thofle gave his bats the ability to fly and then immediately forgot they could fly.

11:28 “Wait, they both have the swearing combo?!?” That’s just an amazing quote and I’m so happy it exists

these chaotic messes are my favourite, i love when the wheel cheers

i think the coin flip should mean you create a spell on tails and a unit of heads, instead of having nothing on tails

I love how this game isn’t actually a card game in any way

You should make a game where one player is predisposed to win, like they spawn closer to the objective, or have an easier path, not obvious, but definitely impactful.

Hearthstone actually has a minion that says "battlecry: die" battle cry is an enter the battlefield ability that only triggers from hand. It just kills itself

"I want the cat" "Thats a wolf" 😂😂😂😂😂

I love how the mega goblin comes into play and then almost immediately dies to a 1 power creature

i love that 1's somehow always wins for some reason

I really wanted to hear Thoralf swear. I was robbed.

Surprised no one created a "as long as this monster is alive, i win the monster creation coin toss"

if we wanted the goblin at 27:00 power to be accurate we'd need some probability math. the odds of the uneven snake winning each time is 80%, or 4/5. we then raise this to the power of how many goblins there are ((4/5)^8). That would be about 1/6 chance of winning. So basically, compared to the snake, the goblin has a power of 20. Our equation is [odds of goblin losing]^[goblin amount]/1 chance of winning or [E/(G + E)]^8/1 chance of the goblin losing, where E is the enemy power level and G is the goblin power level. This means that the 1 power card actually had a (1/2)^8/1 chance of winning, or a 1 in 256 chance. This means that the goblin's power would've been 255.

I love how 1 goblin beat 2 cards with 4 power.