Ohh I didn’t mean the panda I meant the deck itself.
I actually never met a dude on ladder using it good to know:)
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While I have seen the combo here and there, it is very rarely from Srank. Generaly its a meme/budget option, Snowshot is the first I know of to really try and push it into a top notch deck as a meta call.
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no one in high elo runs it or even considering it for some reason.
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Generally consistency is favored in High ELO. Because it is a 2/3 card combo and or needs an active heartseeker that comes at the expense of a zero condition removal slot, it is largely overlooked.
On paper it does not look like its worth it, but in practice I have been convinced it is at least comparably good because I think you gain more raw power than you lose in consistency. Given I have not tested it as much as I would like still.
Its consistency still makes me quite nervous, but while you may not get it as often as you want, it will win you games that something like OBS would not.
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There has been a couple of other players who do run it, but those players also aren’t Songhai mains. So it’s rare to see it because those players who run it, don’t stick with Songhai outside of the couple of weeks or season they play it. I don’t want to say its a flavour of the month type of thing, but for the most part it kinda is.
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I mean throughout the climb from gold to s rank I didn’t see any Songhai deck running it I didn’t see much Songhai that’s not shidai and only one running kind of a mirror match mid-range Reva.
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Think I’ve seen an equal amount of Kaleos and Shidai so far this season. Feel like I played against 2/3 Kaleos opponents yesterday.
Edit - Pretty much no Reva this season.
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