Testing Framework

Track decisions, not only results — scoring, Hook, Karthus, Legend, and sideboard data per game.

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Opposing deckPlay / drawChosen ChampionResultFirst scoring window lost through own conversionHook target MightLegal hits remainingPremium hits remainingHook outcomeKarthus value in first action cycle?Legend card discardedReflection targetPost-board unit countDead sideboard cards drawnSequencing mistakesScoring-priority mistakesFreeform notes

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vs Irelia

Draw · Fragmented

Loss2026-08-14

First scoring window lost through own conversionCycle 4 — Hooked the Glasc holding Hillock

Hook target Might5

Legal hits remaining19

Premium hits remaining4

Hook outcomeLegal hit (Vi) — premium miss

Karthus value in first action cycle?No

Legend card discardedDragon Form (2nd copy)

Reflection targetFragmented at Dusk Rose Lab

Post-board unit count26

Dead sideboard cards drawn1 (Temporal Breach)

Sequencing mistakesActivated Lab before verifying the Hold — lost the point pre-scoring

Scoring-priority mistakesOverloaded Lab battlefield; conceded Hillock two cycles running

Premium rate from known zones was ~41%, not 58.8% — both Dragons were in trash. Sacrifice was the better outlet with Breach mana open.

SequencingScoring priorityKnown-zone tracking

From the guide — §25 Testing Framework

After each game record — Scoring: first window lost to your own sacrifice; a Reflection dying before an expected Hold; unnecessary concentration on one battlefield. Hook: Might sacrificed; legal and premium hits remaining; target exposure to interaction; whether the selected unit beat the largest available; which relevant cards were recycled away. Karthus: first-cycle value; number and quality of extra triggers; whether developing it cost a point. Legend: card discarded; whether the Reflection produced a card, rune, interaction or point; whether passing was better. Sideboarding: post-board unit count; dead interactive cards drawn; whether Ruination was realistically castable; whether the champion switch outperformed Fragmented.

This makes it easier to distinguish a variance loss caused by Hook, a construction issue, a sequencing error, and a scoring-priority error.