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Oh yeah, normally that wins easy. Then you have to build a deck specifically to counter it, like with lots of protection from red and counterspells.

...And that's when life gaining comes in handy. Usually though, you want a way to put your opponent on the defensive.

Life gain can work as a strategy just fine, as long as it doesn't distract from your offensive game. If you plan on playing defensively, then I'd recommend blue or white emphasis. No color can win alone.

There's no foolproof strategy, really. It's probably best to use your deck and retool it afterwards. It takes time to get its strengths and weaknesses, and it depends a lot on your opponents, too.

Every color has its strengths and weaknesses, so you should get a feel for everything. I recommend keeping a budget. Seriously.

We've seen very little of the previous Skullgirl rampages so far. I could see Double sneaking in a meeting with them along the line, myself. This is what I want to know. Maybe I'm off topic, but I think the Renoir family might be less popular than they seem. Leviathan doesn't trust the king...

There might still be a Robo Fortune palette...? Unless the issue was resolved...

Yeah, that's possible.

No, my point is that Vitale wouldn't have let Ms. Fortune swallow it, specifically because he couldn't have known exactly what Dahlia would do to her. What if she had brought Fortune back to Lorenzo for interrogation? What if she had decided to chop her in a different way, and the Gem came...

... ... Has anyone suggested Tetsuo Painwheel?

It sounds to me like your gut is a poor hiding place, when your opponent is known for chopping people up. That's like, the most reckless place ever. There's no way Vitale intended that.

This assumes that Vitale somehow knows more about the properties of the Life Gem than either Black Dahlia or Lorenzo, if he's going to fool them.

RUN PLS RUN MINETTE SAVE YOURSELF

I always associate purple with him. I guess it would depend on your favorite version.

Voldo?

It would be far cheaper to just buy Double.

That poor staff.

No no no. Aeon did it. She brought a fully-obedient Marie over from another timeline. Yeah, probably not. ... But still, who's to say Gehenna and the Skullheart are the Trinity's only source of power. I'll tell you that ending says otherwise.

Eliza's story takes place soon after Squigly's begins, right? Her first fight is with Squigly, who had just fought Parasoul, which is when Marie threw the tower at Lorenzo, right? ...So Lorenzo returned to New Meridian and Marie left, apparently.

I think the blood from Gehenna is special blood. I don't think she can recover her wounds with just any blood.