# Reflection Template For Duskana, the Rage Mother

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 where the game stopped being even, then name the exact visible cause. Use concrete labels such as Duskana, the Rage Mother connecting, Duskana, the Rage Mother being removed, missed land development, a sweeper, a lock permanent, a failed alpha strike, or a protected opposing engine.

- Mulligans: Record whether the opener had green mana for Farseek or Kodama's Reach, white mana for early creatures or Path to Exile and Swords to Plowshares, red mana for pressure and modal charms, and enough two-power or combat-relevant creatures to make Duskana, the Rage Mother matter.

- Mana: Note whether Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, Commander's Sphere, Talisman of Unity, Talisman of Impulse, or Talisman of Conviction accelerated a real threat, protected commander turn, or merely consumed a turn that should have developed a creature.

- Color pressure: Track any game where Canopy Vista, Cinder Glade, Jungle Shrine, Command Tower, Karplusan Forest, Brushland, Battlefield Forge, Grand Coliseum, tap lands, or basics failed to support spells like Boros Charm, Naya Charm, Cabaretti Charm, Rhythm of the Wild, Path to Exile, or Farseek on time.

- Velocity: Check whether Duskana, the Rage Mother, Garruk's Uprising, Audacity, Rancor, and Anthem of Champions generated enough cards, damage, or pressure to recover after the first removal exchange.

- Engine timing: Review whether Lightning Greaves, Swiftfoot Boots, Fires of Yavimaya, and Rhythm of the Wild were deployed before a key creature or commander turn, or whether they delayed board pressure without protecting a meaningful follow-up.

- Removal use: Verify that Path to Exile and Swords to Plowshares answered threats that would win, lock combat, or invalidate attacks. Verify that Destructive Revelry, Krosan Grip, Nature's Chant, Sundering Growth, Klauth's Will, and Force of Vigor hit visible artifacts or enchantments worth the card.

- Combat execution: Mark attacks where Kessig Wolf Run, Sunhome, Fortress of the Legion, Makindi Stampede, Boros Charm, Selesnya Charm, Gruul Charm, or Cabaretti Charm could have changed lethal math, trades, evasion, or crack-back survival.

- Closing: Record whether the game ended through wide pressure, one enhanced attacker, commander damage, double strike, trample, evasion, or confirmed opponent board collapse. If the game stalled, identify which visible blocker, sweeper, removal spell, or missing payoff caused the stall.

- Role accuracy: Ask whether the pilot correctly played beatdown against slower decks and defensive midrange against faster creature boards. Highlight games where Ajani's Sunstriker, Bishop's Soldier, Knight of Meadowgrain, Safehold Elite, Alpine Watchdog, or other blockers should have preserved life total.

- Sideboard impact: Record whether Rest in Peace, Deafening Silence, Collector Ouphe, Force of Vigor, Wear // Tear, Pyroblast, Red Elemental Blast, Aura Shards, Blasphemous Act, or Containment Priest answered a revealed plan or diluted creature pressure.

- Mistakes: Flag any pass with open mana and legal interaction, any attack that lost a needed blocker under a short clock, any aura or equipment commitment into visible removal risk, and any Duskana, the Rage Mother cast into a board that could not use the payoff.

- Stranded cards: List cards stuck in hand for color, mana value, target absence, timing, or unclear modal text. Pay special attention to Boros Charm, Naya Charm, Cabaretti Charm, Gruul Charm, Selesnya Charm, Klauth's Will, Legion Leadership, Makindi Stampede, and Stump Stomp.

- Overperformers and underperformers: Identify exact creatures that carried damage, traded well, or failed to matter, especially Mirran Crusader, Paladin en-Vec, Hound of Griselbrand, Hearthfire Hobgoblin, Iroas's Champion, Skyknight Legionnaire, Sky Terror, Rip-Clan Crasher, Safehold Elite, and Zhur-Taa Goblin.

## Existing User Requests
# Reflection Template For Duskana, the Rage Mother

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 where the game stopped being even, then name the exact visible cause: Duskana, the Rage Mother connecting, commander removal, missed land development, a sweeper, a lock permanent, a failed alpha strike, or a protected opposing engine.

- Mulligans: Record whether the opener had green for Farseek or Kodama's Reach, white for early creatures or Path to Exile/Swords to Plowshares, red for pressure pieces, and enough two-power creatures to make Duskana, the Rage Mother matter.

- Mana: Note every game where Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, Commander's Sphere, Talisman of Unity, Talisman of Impulse, or Talisman of Conviction accelerated a real threat versus merely occupying a turn that should have developed a creature.

- Color pressure: Track whether Canopy Vista, Cinder Glade, Jungle Shrine, Command Tower, pain lands, and tap lands supported turn sequencing, or whether hands stalled with spells like Boros Charm, Naya Charm, Cabaretti Charm, and Rhythm of the Wild stranded.

- Velocity: Check whether Duskana, the Rage Mother, Garruk's Uprising, Audacity, Rancor, and Anthem of Champions generated enough cards or damage to recover after the first removal exchange.

- Engine timing: Review whether Lightning Greaves, Swiftfoot Boots, Fires of Yavimaya, and Rhythm of the Wild were deployed before the key creature turn, or whether they delayed pressure without protecting a meaningful follow-up.

- Removal use: Verify that Path to Exile and Swords to Plowshares answered threats that would win or invalidate combat, and that Destructive Revelry, Krosan Grip, Nature's Chant, Sundering Growth, Klauth's Will, and Force of Vigor hit visible artifacts/enchantments worth the card.

- Combat execution: Mark attacks where Kessig Wolf Run, Sunhome, Fortress of the Legion, Makindi Stampede, Boros Charm, Selesnya Charm, Gruul Charm, or Cabaretti Charm could have changed lethal math, trades, or crack-back survival.

- Closing: Record whether the deck ended games by wide pressure, one enhanced attacker, commander damage, double strike, trample, evasion, or opponent concession-equivalent board collapse confirmed by the engine.

- Role accuracy: Ask whether the pilot correctly played beatdown against slower decks and defensive midrange against faster creature boards, especially when lifelink creatures such as Ajani's Sunstriker, Bishop's Soldier, and Knight of Meadowgrain were available.

- Sideboard impact: For Rest in Peace, Deafening Silence, Collector Ouphe, Force of Vigor, Wear // Tear, Pyroblast, Red Elemental Blast, Aura Shards, Blasphemous Act, and Containment Priest, record whether the card answered a revealed plan or diluted the creature-pressure core.

- Mistakes: Flag any pass with open mana and legal interaction, any attack that lost a needed blocker under short clock, any aura/equipment commitment into obvious removal, and any Duskana, the Rage Mother cast into a board that could not use the trigger.

- Stranded cards: List cards stuck in hand for color, mana value, target absence, timing, or board-state reasons, especially modal cards where card text or legal options were unclear.

- Over/underperformers: Identify which exact creatures carried damage, traded well, or failed to matter; pay special attention to Mirran Crusader, Paladin en-Vec, Hound of Griselbrand, Hearthfire Hobgoblin, Iroas's Champion, Skyknight Legionnaire, Sky Terror, Rip-Clan Crasher, Safehold Elite, and Zhur-Taa Goblin.

## Existing User Requests
No additional user reflection requests were supplied.
