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AI isn't using Treasure Cove (other side of Treasure Map) to draw cards.

Hunt the Weak worked this time (it often doesn't), but why is the AI targeting such a weak creature with it? It has much better targets than a Vampire token.



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Here again, a questionable choice of target. I mean, you could say that a human player might pick the Fire Shrine Keeper because I was just about to use it's ability on the next turn, but I'm pretty sure Forge doesn't know about that; picking a 1/1 over a 2/2 or 4/4 seems like madness to me.

AI casts Misstep when I have no tapped creatures in play.

AI also casts Misstep when I have no creatures in play.

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In fact... Misstep is an awful card for the AI to be putting into a draft deck.

AI choose to make me discard a card rather than bounce a creature back to my hand; I'd call this a poor decision.



In fact, even later in the game when I have no creatures and no cards, AI declines to bounce a permanent to my hand.

shteev wrote:AI choose to make me discard a card rather than bounce a creature back to my hand; I'd call this a poor decision.

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In fact, even later in the game when I have no creatures and no cards, AI declines to bounce a permanent to my hand.

"That player returns a permanent to their hand" is a pretty weak effect. It's not like they get to choose which permanent you bounce.

friarsol wrote:

shteev wrote:AI choose to make me discard a card rather than bounce a creature back to my hand; I'd call this a poor decision.

Forge - Blizzard Spectre.png

In fact, even later in the game when I have no creatures and no cards, AI declines to bounce a permanent to my hand.

"That player returns a permanent to their hand" is a pretty weak effect. It's not like they get to choose which permanent you bounce.

Oh, *A* permanent. My brain did that thing where it assumed it must be 'target permanent' because otherwise it would be rubbish...

AI activates Tomb of the Dusk Rose even when there is no longer an exiled card for it to return to play.

shteev wrote:Oh, *A* permanent. My brain did that thing where it assumed it must be 'target permanent' because otherwise it would be rubbish...

Yep, I think the idea is that those type of creatures are weak late game since their ability doesn't do anything anymore. But if you have two you can slowly chip away at permanents.

AI tapped Naga Vitalist here for no reason?

AI returns creatures to it's hand with Wander in Death, and then ends it's turn even though it could have cast one of them.

(It didn't use any mana during my next turn)

AI casts Curious Obsession on turns when it does not, or even cannot, attack.

AI overpaid Crew cost on Conqueror's Galleon (which is a legal play, but it's hardly best practice).

AI only targetted one of it's two creatures with Reap What Is Sown.

AI doesn't seem to trigger Monstrosity in combat in order to deal more damage to a player or kill a creature, instead waiting until just before the start of it's next turn.

AI cast Buccaneer's Bravado in it's main phase, before it attacked.