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M1 | Cure [ 0 : 2 ] Stats | ★★☆☆☆ | The Shield Of Aiur

• Ever Dream | As the Terran was setting up his early Marine Hellion drop assault, the Protoss was just chilling defensively without a care in the world. The dive into the main came around 04:00 and it failed so incredibly hard as Stats just used some Shield Batteries and basic control to clean things up in no time at all. The crippled followup Liberator, CC and Tanks all looked extremely doomed against the simple Blink play from the Protoss, so when Cure decided to move out with a desperate push and got all his siege equipment confiscated instantly it was time to move on.

• Eternal Empire | The proxy Stargate from Stats felt like a nice change of pace for the macro-first player, even if he didn't go too crazy with it beyond that point, and damage got traded after that back and forth between the respective Oracle and Mine harassment. Cure looked a lot better here with the faster third CC although the Protoss fleet did get to earn a lot of value from the Terran's continued insistence to put on pressure regardless, especially with the meat of Cure's army being Bio with Mines as the splash of choice at the start. Stats kept taking expansions more conservatively while teching up, so it felt strange to watch him facilitate the base race that started around 11:30 which he would still ultimately win out on as he got to utilize Disruptors defensively and came out one base ahead by the point both players decided it was time to go home. From there quite a lot of finesse was required as Stats worked to maintain and extend his econ lead to ridiculous lengths, utilizing everything from Blink DTs to multi pronged attacks to take out bases and SCVs at will, finally wrapping things up at 23:30 as Cure looked forced into a last stand as there was just no way to compete with the Protoss economy at that point.

M2 | Rogue [ 2 : 1 ] Zest | ★★☆☆☆ | Fiesta

• Golden Wall | The single Oracle from Zest's opening Stargate perfectly masked it would be Glaives o'clock all the same as he took a random third Nexus before fully committing to his assault for maximum confusion. The attack started at roughly 05:25 and fought off Rogue's Queens with tiny Ling Hydra reinforcements until the the Jin Air Zerg fell back down to 35 workers in the process, at which point he decided it was time for the next map.

• Ever Dream | I do feel like we have to commend Zest for not going Glaives here, especially as his Stargate play seemed to do pretty well and the Immortal followup was coming in tight behind it, only for a few Queens marching across the map supporting a slow Roach push to derail any chances of a longer game as the Swarm sneaked just under the radar, hitting around 06:10 and obliterating the unprepared Protoss accordingly.

• Deathaura | All hell broke loose on the last map, with a true snowflake of a game unraveling as the Protoss went for a bizarro Cannon rush while the Zerg proxied a Hatchery inside the enemy base. Rogue definitely proved sOs was his teammate here, navigating through this mess of a game with a lot more grace than anticipated and managing to win out thanks to endless waves of Lings flooding the map to earn him control over it and to turn the Protoss player's lights out quite literally as Zest just couldn't stabilize back at home for long enough to prolong this one.

M3 | Rogue [ 1 : 2 ] Stats | ★★☆☆☆ | Carnival

• Deathaura | The light Oracle and Adept harassment with a second Stargate after that really made it feel like we were watching a real matchup for a minute & when the Phoenix fleet eventually flooded the map and picked off every single Queen at 06:30 it looked like Stats had this one in the bag. Rogue dug deep here and started spamming out glorified distraction Nydus Worms as he desperately tried to build up anything resembling a real army, coming pretty close to doing so before the critical multi pronged attack around 10:00 where Stats stretched himself just a little too thin, losing the supply lead by the time he was cleaned up and tapping out not long after the Jin Air Zerg's army was allowed to unload on the opposite side of the map for some payback.

• Ever Dream | The proxy Hatch at the front of the Protoss player's base kicked off the fiesta around 02:45 with Spines, Queens and Lings rushing to end this series with a bop. Rogue got pretty close to denying Warp Gate, then just shy of taking out the Shield Battery empowered Immortals and finally even after getting cleared out due to Stats' solid defense the Zerg had one last chance to win the game with his ridiculous number of Lings as he was up a base, only for the Protoss to pull a classic trick out of the playbook, namely Force Fielding the ramp at 10:20 and punishing his opponent for not respecting that option, at which point Stats had the high ground and picked off way too many units, so this one was all over.

• Eternal Empire | Falling to the dark side, Stats then bet it all on the Glaives with his attack starting around 05:10 and while it didn't do an incredible amount of damage Rogue's Drone count was beyond abysmal already & by the time the shenanigans were mostly dealt with the Swarm economy was the same as the Greek economy. Even though the Jin Air Zerg technically didn't immediately quit from there, the followup Immortal Sentry push that arrived not even 08:20 into the game was just a cakewalk for the Protoss master to close the game out with.

M4 | Zest [ 2 : 0 ] Cure | ★★☆☆☆ | Nemesis

• Ever Dream | Cure looked to be playing 4D Jenga as he once again went for a full wall while expanding this time instead of rushing tech, only for Zest to take a quick blind Nexus and proxy a Stargate without showing much if any concern for what his opponent was up to. The extremely fast third Nexus then felt like the last straw but by the time Cure realized what had happened and arrived around 06:40 the flimsy Terran army was already outgunned and econ-wise the Protoss had a huge lead. Still, the lack of early splash faciliated an opening or two for Cure as he tried forcing some engagements, most notably at roughly 09:00 as he attempted to delete the fourth Nexus and had to settle for thinning down the Protoss army. Zest then decided to exercise some of his patience, maintaining the econ edge as he rebuilt his forces while kicking off the DT Blink shenanigans, eventually sandwiching his opponent around 12:00 and closing things out with style.

• Deathaura | An early hidden Pylon and Dark Shrine next to it was the setup for a bop by Zest, however Cure showed sufficient defense even without getting to know what was coming his way ahead of schedule. The problem then turned out to be the Terran's own attempt to have an impact on the map, specifically being unable to shut down the third Nexus around 06:15 after which he took more damage from harassment at home and at that point Cure set up two separate mini doom drops he seemingly had no interest in ever triggering, which caused him to stagnate in this game. Zest took complete control of the game from there, grew his econ lead yet again and even after catching some EMPs and Viking shots while doing a weird move-out he had more than enough juice left to wrap things up neatly at 13:40 as he absolutely facerolled to victory while styling with Blink DTs on top of the doomed Terran forces.

M5 | Rogue [ 2 : 0 ] Zest | ★★☆☆☆ | Circus

• Golden Wall | Zest taking the backdoor expansion and proxying a Stargate before also putting down five Gates in the middle of the map is what you can easily classify as going for style points, however his Glaives shenanigans would run into a bit of a wall here. Rogue decided expanding was for losers, so he hunkered down on two bases with a rushed Lair, got his Nydus up and loaded it exclusively with Swarm Hosts. As the Adepts wept at the front of a fully walled off Zerg base, Zest was being absolutely demolished back at home by the endless waves of Locusts starting circa 06:00 turning the game into a glorified build order loss which would technically go on hopelessly for a painful amount of time beyond that.

• Ever Dream | The attempted DT play got shut down cold, so it was third Nexus time with a spicy double Stargate proxy after that. Unfortunately for the Protoss, some diligent scouting by a hero Ling revealed the Phoenix fleet hiding in the shadows, at which point the writing was on the wall for this one. The arrival of the Swarm at roughly 07:55 was met with a decent force by Zest, however the angle from Rogue was a little too good initially and then it just turned into a numbers game, with the Jin Air Zerg making sure to kill off more than enough workers to guarantee even if he would be cleaned up there could be no competing with his followup Hydras dancing across the map to victory.