The Ruh Roh Rundown

Round 1 L Vs Tommy Scheibel Combative Goku I entered turn 1 and was able to do some damage to Tommy and I end combat with 4 anger on level 1, a 5 life card lead, and that's it. Tommy enters and I draw 2 freestyle cards and Nappa ally. Sweeping blast shuts my hand off and fierce attack and a bunch of other attacks follow. I lose 40 cards down and completely unable to retaliate. Round 2 W Vs Derek Faraji Ruthless Mystic Gohan Derek put up a really good fight in this match. He saw all 3 Red Relaxations early and before I could get Nappa ally into play. The game was close as I drew multiple dead cards a few times he had entered but I was able to weather the storm and hold him off long enough to level to Cell 3 and start banishing a lot of cards. Skillful Parry did a lot of work this game. Round 3 W Vs Axel Bailey Manipultive Broly Another close one. Axel kept throwing a bunch of 2 anger attacks and I never had the right blocks for any of them. Broly level 2 banished Namek Dragon Ball 2...

Hey everybody, it's your local law enforcement agent K-Dawg here. Lately I've been hearing a lot of criticism about this awesome Fan Z game. It seems like a lot of people think certain cards are unfair, or too "sacky." Well with all this time I've had on paid leave, I thought I'd write out some advice to help you guys have fun and win. My first tip?     Git gud, snowflakes.     Look, I get it. Combat can be scary. Your opponent is going to throw a lot of attacks and you might take a lot of damage. I hear it all the time: "I lost because I just didn't draw any blocks." Boo-hoo. I'm out here just like you guys, having to find ways to stay alive. I've gone whole games without drawing blocks. You know what I did? I manned up. I got gud. I played my own attacks as blocks and gained thirty anger before my opponent could respond.     See this is your first mistake.  Why play blocks at all? They're only good some of the time. Me, I realized t...