I don't know if anyone has notice but on Queen of hearts turn 3 plays Heart guard and doesnt pay for it. Time - 5:25. In close games a small advantage like that is enough to win the game or significantly increase your chances!
Greed needs to be held until u have 14 to 16. Along with the other greed. For a sneaky win. U can get 6 power assuming the other player(s) have 6 or more.
that's not surprising he started with 4 card guards. there's a lot in her deck. dodo and cheshire cat are her only real danger heroes and the cat is kind of situational
When you played by the queen's order - you paid 2 for playing the card... do you have to play an additional 1 each to activate the wickets or is that price included in the price to play the card. Hope that made since.
Prince John doesn't match up well with Queen of Hearts because his two fate spots only pay 1 power. Queen of hrearts needs to be fated a lot to slow her down and John needs to go to places where he can pick up 2 or three power.
It is strong without a doubt however its fate deck hits it pretty hard and the payoff is the lack of allies therefore you need to use the gate cards to fight if you get overwhelmed by fate. Also it doesnt match as well into other fast decks such as captain hook, jafar and evil queen. In this case Prince John is a very slow deck that mainly is known for being very fate resistant. This is perhaps one of his worst matchups. It is good for a larger group of players 4+ when multiple people are trying to fate the strongest player, (the person who is closest to the objective). In those games Prince John can make slow steady progress however villains like maleficent and queen of hearts can fall apart completely if they can't win quickly.
That's literally what we say all the time about Prince John 🤣 I (Dan) just want to play cards though, which when playing Prince John is not what you should do 😂
@@hobbiesnhappiness i didn’t mean to sound rude but it just seems as if he wasn’t played at his best considering his end goal. I feel like it’s best to play less cards than usually when playing him as a way to get more power.
