Why Sofia Sartos is "the man"

[lurifaxb]

Well a pictures say more than a thousand words. And I tend to write about a thousand words when I post.

So let me just say that I love this card.

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[IchiRomero]

great, i love it/her/whatever

[felixschroeter]

Lol, great post, great pic, great card!

[mrsuperb]

Nice The other guy must not like her so much now
I agree it's a great card and she's a great character in the game too. No wonder Ezio marries her

[Brontobeuf]

Love her too. ^^

[lurifaxb]

Jul 18, 2012 9:27:22 GMT -5 mrsuperb said:

Nice The other guy must not like her so much now
I agree it's a great card and she's a great character in the game too. No wonder Ezio marries her

I think so. Notice his cards in archive in deck. He had so much draw power, but didn't help him. His one wrath of the righteous sits in my hand . Psi ESP ftw...

[kackman73]

Heh - I just got disconnected from a game in which my sites were at 20-40+ each, but my opponent had 2 Sofias out and I could do nothing about them.

The upsetting part about getting disconnected: I had 5 cards left in my sequence, one of which was a Borgia Cardinal that he couldn't have countered. We'd been staring at each other for 30+ days thanks to my double Byzantine Church + cycling Sanctuaries keeping his agents at 0, and when I'm within a few days of finally getting the card that I need to win, my phone switches to 3G briefly.

./sad

Edit to add: andreiw, if you frequent these boards - just know that I didn't quit, and that I actually would have won despite our seeming stalemate.

[lurifaxb]

Borgia Cardinal. That is a great use! Good idea to use him against Sofia Sartor. Didn't think about him. Nice.

[Joek]

With Great Power is another alternative.

[lurifaxb]

True. I haven't played that kind of site decks, but there are ways around Sofia. Nice to know.

[ironcladtrash]

That's an awesome picture. You must have use that Scientific Espionage shortly before that snapshot. Otherwise your opponent is a masochist.

[lurifaxb]

Indeed I had

I use them in this deck to protect piri and my agents. Wraith of the righteous is the bane of this deck. It was sitting comfortably in my hand. Holding on to it for safe keeping. He got it back after the match

[ironcladtrash]

Jul 24, 2012 1:25:37 GMT -5 lurifaxb said:

Indeed I had

I use them in this deck to protect piri and my agents. Wraith of the righteous is the bane of this deck. It was sitting comfortably in my hand. Holding on to it for safe keeping. He got it back after the match

That would be evil if you actually got to keep cards you stole from the opponent.

[kackman73]

Jul 24, 2012 17:50:04 GMT -5 ironcladtrash said:

Jul 24, 2012 1:25:37 GMT -5 lurifaxb said:

Indeed I had

I use them in this deck to protect piri and my agents. Wraith of the righteous is the bane of this deck. It was sitting comfortably in my hand. Holding on to it for safe keeping. He got it back after the match

That would be evil if you actually got to keep cards you stole from the opponent.

When Magic: The Gathering first came out, part of the idea was that when you won a game, you got to take a card of your choice from your opponent's deck. I don't think that really caught on, though.

[ironcladtrash]

Jul 24, 2012 18:18:17 GMT -5 kackman73 said:

Jul 24, 2012 17:50:04 GMT -5 ironcladtrash said:

That would be evil if you actually got to keep cards you stole from the opponent.

When Magic: The Gathering first came out, part of the idea was that when you won a game, you got to take a card of your choice from your opponent's deck. I don't think that really caught on, though.

That's actually how I got some of my better cards when I used to play MTG, a long time ago. But it wasn't your choice it was at random off the top of the deck and cards where set a side. We played matches that where best of 3 games. A new card was set aside after each game.