Testing Framework

The log schema for this deck adds two fields most guides do not need: the turn of your first conquest, and how many of your points came from holds rather than conquests.

Turn of first conquest

This is the deck’s health metric. A Lillia deck taking its first point on turn three is doing what it was built to do; one taking its first point on turn six has been playing a game it does not win.

Points from holds

Track it because it tells you whether the seven-unit permanent half is enough. If holds are contributing nothing across a testing block, the argument for cutting Mask and En Garde in favour of more real bodies gets stronger, and that is a change worth making on evidence rather than on the reasoning in Section 11 alone.

What to test first

• Whether Brutalizer does anything, once you have read the card.
• Whether three Mask of Foresight is two too many.
• Whether the second Unchecked Power belongs in the main deck against the wide half of the field.
• Whether Sprite Call earns its two slots, or whether Hidden is not worth the extra Energy over a Fountain.