# Reflection Template For Simic Enters

For each loss, name one primary cause and one secondary cause.
For each win, name the card, package, or tactical policy that most contributed to the win.
Classify each result as a card quantity problem, card selection problem, mana problem, tempo problem, matchup problem, sideboard problem, pilot sequencing problem, or closing-power problem.
Report mana performance, sideboard impact, stranded cards, overperforming cards, underperforming cards, and whether the Deck Strategy or Tactical Policy guidance was followed.

- Deciding factor: identify the turn or decision frame that most changed the game, then name whether it was mana, tempo, engine setup, combat, Unsummon timing, Splash Portal timing, or a failed closing window. Record only Veles-visible facts: board state, stack action, legal action list, public cards, and final result.

- Mulligans: ask whether the opener had reliable colored mana plus an early board play from Fear of Change, Fountainport Charmer, Fuel Tank Feaster, Leaf-Leap Guide, Clifftop Lookout, or Starfield Vocalist. Flag keeps that waited for Fecund Greenshell, Quantum Riddler, or Jill, Shiva's Dominant without a legal early stabilizer.

- Mana: check whether Forest, Island, Breeding Pool, Hinterland Harbor, Willowrush Verge, Starting Town, and Desert Cenote produced the colors and timing needed for the chosen curve. Card text check required before blaming Willowrush Verge, Starting Town, or Desert Cenote for utility failures or assuming they should have enabled a line.

- Velocity: ask whether the deck spent turns adding board presence or spent too many early decisions holding Unsummon and Splash Portal. Mark a concern when the opponent advanced pressure while Simic Enters passed with legal creatures or engine pieces available.

- Engine performance: note when Starfield Vocalist, Fecund Greenshell, Quantum Riddler, Jill, Shiva's Dominant, Splash Portal, or any enter-focused creature converted a legal sequence into extra material, tempo, or damage. Card text check required before classifying the exact trigger or payoff.

- Interaction quality: review every Unsummon and Splash Portal use for target legality, timing, and result. Reward plays that protected a key creature, reset a meaningful enter effect, removed a decisive blocker, or bought a full turn; flag plays that bounced low-impact creatures while lethal pressure or a better target was visible.

- Sideboard reality: confirm no sideboard actions were available because the registered sideboard is empty. If a match felt unwinnable, record that as a construction issue, not a missed Side in or Cut decision.

- Closing: ask whether Simic Enters turned board advantage into lethal pressure quickly enough. Flag games where Unsummon was spent before a blocker-removal kill window, where attacks were too conservative, or where extra creatures stayed in hand without visible sweeper pressure.

- Role accuracy: compare the chosen role to the matchup state. Against fast creature decks, mark whether the pilot stabilized before engine setup; against control or removal-heavy decks, mark whether threats were committed in waves; against combo or big-mana decks, mark whether the clock started early enough.

- Mistakes: list any legal-action mismatch, pass with a strong visible play, attack that sacrificed needed defense, block that ignored a visible trick window, or target choice based on assumed hidden information. Separate pilot mistakes from uncertain card-text situations.

- Stranded cards: record copies of Fecund Greenshell, Quantum Riddler, Jill, Shiva's Dominant, Leaf-Leap Guide, Clifftop Lookout, Unsummon, and Splash Portal that stayed unusable because of mana, target shortage, timing, or board texture. Note whether the issue was card quantity, sequencing, or matchup pressure.

- Overperformers and underperformers: name exact cards only from the registration, and tie each note to a visible result. Examples include Fear of Change stabilizing early combat, Fountainport Charmer enabling pressure, Fuel Tank Feaster trading well, Starfield Vocalist supporting an engine turn, or Unsummon failing to answer a noncreature problem.

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