My strategy of soft-targeting Queen Meve decks fell flat in the end, as I faced only one opponent playing such a deck, although I faced another opponent with a Princess Adda deck that also was quite weak to my targeting strategy. Ultimately, I fell short of qualifying for the second day of the event, ending with a meager 3-4 record in the Swiss stage of the event. Many of the decks featured here or variations of those decks may be seen in the Team Aretuza Meta Snapshot, which includes additional information about the decks not included in this analysis. On top of analyzing my own results, I will look at the tournament results as a whole to determine the main themes and successes from the weekend. Regardless, it is useful to review these decisions after the fact as a sort of affirmation, ensuring that the correct logic was utilized even if the results fell short of what was hoped. It is important to bear in mind that the information used to perform this analysis was not available at the time I created my lineup, so this type of review can only provide a partial set of feedback on tournament preparations.
There, I mentioned that in Part 2 I would analyze how true my predictions were. I would like to open this part exactly the opposite way that I ended the previous part.
If you have not yet read Part 1, I would recommend that you check it out before continuing with this piece. This piece is a follow-up to part 1 of this mini-series covering the recent qualifier tournament for Gwent Open #8.
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