# Reflection Template For Rakdos Sacrifice

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 exact public turn cycle where the game shifted, including life totals, board state, graveyards, hand counts, and whether the key action was pressure, removal, sacrifice value, sideboard disruption, or a missed attack/block.

- Mulligans: Record whether each keep had a legal early pressure plan with Forsaken Miner, Spiteful Hexmage, Stadium Headliner, Bloodghast, or Undead Sprinter, plus enough mana to cast the first two relevant spells.

- Mana: Check whether Blazemire Verge, Starting Town, Multiversal Passage, Swamp, and Mountain produced the needed black/red sequence on turns one through three, and note any hand where color access delayed Torch the Tower, Final Vengeance, Disturbing Mirth, or a creature curve.

- Velocity: Measure whether the deck presented damage quickly enough before the opponent stabilized, especially in games where Bloodghast, Forsaken Miner, Spiteful Hexmage, Stadium Headliner, and Undead Sprinter were available but not sequenced aggressively.

- Engines: Review every Disturbing Mirth, Final Vengeance, Bloodthorn Flail, Cecil, Dark Knight, Inti, Seneschal of the Sun, Zoyowa Lava-Tongue, and Zero Point Ballad decision for whether the visible board made the action better than simply adding or preserving attackers. Card text check required for exact conclusions on uncertain engine cards.

- Removal: Track whether Torch the Tower and Final Vengeance answered the opponent's highest-impact visible permanent, cleared a blocker for lethal pressure, or were spent on a replaceable creature while a stronger target later survived.

- Sideboard: Evaluate whether Duress, Ghost Vacuum, Molten Collapse, Sunset Saboteur, Preacher of the Schism, and Nibelheim Aflame solved the problem actually shown by the opponent instead of reducing the deck's recursive pressure without enough payoff.

- Closing: Note games where early damage happened but the deck failed to finish, then identify whether the failure came from too little reach, poor sacrifice timing, weak equipment or engine impact, opposing lifegain, blockers, sweepers, or mana inefficiency.

- Role: Mark every game where the pilot raced while behind on board, controlled while ahead on clock, or over-protected resources when recursive attackers should have been traded.

- Mistakes: Flag any legal pass with mana open and relevant action available, any attack that sacrificed needed blocking equity, any block that exposed a better sacrifice line, and any sacrifice that removed the only meaningful attacker or defender.

- Stranded cards: Count cards left unused in hand at game end, especially Final Vengeance without sacrifice material, Disturbing Mirth without a good window, Bloodthorn Flail without a profitable carrier, or sideboard cards with no relevant target.

- Overperformers and underperformers: For each match, name the cards that most changed win probability from public evidence, separating recursive pressure from removal, sideboard disruption, closers, and cards that were merely present.

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