I keep a tight buffer of health and mana. Every spell I cast has a defensive purpose, so I never spend a point on a flashy card unless it protects my core. I set up a few traps or low‑cost removal so the opponent has to spend turns dealing with them, giving me time to bait and outplay. When pressure builds, I focus on keeping my key minions alive, use silence or healing on them, and only trade when I have a clear advantage. It’s all about preserving my resources while forcing the enemy to overcommit.

Right on. I’ll keep that buffer tight, put those low‑cost clears in the early turns, and only let the big threats bite when I’m ready. Stay patient, wait for the right moment, then swing hard. No rush, no fuss.