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Below is sample output for a FLESHTIDE and Magic the Gathering playtest

FLESHTIDE Playtest Report

Generated by Chimera-9: Game Crucible

Test Summary

• Game: FLESHTIDE (Version 2.0)

• Scenario: Standard, 2 players, full card pool

• Archetypes: Rush vs. Control

• Games Simulated: 50

• Victory Condition: Devour (destroy opponent’s Core)

Meta Analysis

• Win Rates:

  • Rush: 64%

  • Control: 36%

• Average Game Length: 8.4 turns

• Dominant Win Condition:

  • Early board aggression (Rush) leading to Core vulnerability by turn 5–6.

• Resource Scarcity:

  • Blood: Scarce for Control after turn 4

  • Spore: Stable for both archetypes

Visual Reports

• Win-Rate Graph: (Graph: Rush win rate climbs after turn 4, Control win rate peaks only in games longer than 10 turns.)

• Resource Flow Chart: (Graph: Rush spends Blood rapidly, Control hoards but is forced to spend defensively midgame.)

• Meta Evolution Map: (Graph: Control adapts by holding Parasites for key turns after game 20, but Rush adapts by overcommitting Limbs early.)

Key Game Log Excerpts

Game	Turn	Player	Action	Commentary
1	1	Rush	Grafts Gnawing Mandible	Opens with aggression
1	3	Control	Grafts Chitinous Shield	Defensive setup
1	4	Rush	Attacks, destroys Limb	Core vulnerable, rolls 5
1	5	Rush	Attacks Core directly	Places 2 Rot, Control on backfoot
1	7	Rush	Wins via Devour	Control unable to recover
...	...	...	...	...
37	10	Control	Parasite disables Limb, swings	Late-game comeback
42	6	Rush	Overcommits, loses to Parasite	Control punishes overextension

Balance Insights & Recommendations

• Increase Blood gain for Control archetype by 1 per turn after turn 5.

• Reduce Limb Grafting limit to 1 per turn after turn 4.

• Introduce a new defensive Organ with Decay Threshold 2 for Control.

• Test a format where Parasites can only be attached to Limbs (not Organs).

Downloadable Reports

• Win-Rate Graph (PDF)

• Resource Flow Chart (PDF)

• Full Game Logs (CSV)

• Balance Suggestions (PDF)

Executive Summary

Rush archetype currently dominates FLESHTIDE’s meta due to early board pressure and resource starvation for Control. Implementing the above balance changes is projected to improve Control’s win rate by 12–15% and lengthen average game duration, leading to a healthier, more dynamic meta.

For more scenarios, archetypes, or custom stress-tests, contact us for a tailored report.

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Magic: The Gathering playtest report generated by Chimera-9: Game Crucible,

Magic: The Gathering Playtest Report

Generated by Chimera-9: Game Crucible

Test Summary

• Game: Magic: The Gathering (Standard Format)

• Scenario: 2-Player, Best-of-Three Matches

• Archetypes: Mono-Red Aggro vs. Blue-White Control

• Games Simulated: 50 matches

• Victory Condition: Reduce opponent’s life to 0

Meta Analysis

• Match Win Rates:

  • Mono-Red Aggro: 68%

  • Blue-White Control: 32%

• Average Game Length: 7.1 turns

• Dominant Win Condition:

  • Mono-Red: Early creature aggression and direct damage spells

  • Blue-White: Stabilizing with board wipes, then winning with planeswalkers or finishers

• Resource Scarcity:

  • Mono-Red: Runs low on cards by turn 5

  • Blue-White: Occasionally mana-flooded, but rarely short on cards

Visual Reports

• Win-Rate Graph: (Graph: Mono-Red win rate peaks between turns 4–6; Blue-White wins increase in games lasting 9+ turns.)

• Life Total Flow Chart: (Graph: Mono-Red reduces Blue-White’s life rapidly in early turns; Blue-White recovers only if it survives to turn 7.)

• Meta Evolution Map: (Graph: Blue-White adapts by increasing early removal after match 20, slightly improving win rate in longer games.)

Key Match Log Excerpts

Match	Game	Turn	Player	Action	Commentary
1	1	1	Mono-Red	Plays Mountain, casts Goblin Guide	Fast start, sets the pace
1	1	3	Blue-White	Casts Opt, sets up hand	Digs for answers
1	1	4	Mono-Red	Casts Lightning Bolt, attacks	Blue-White at 6 life
1	1	5	Blue-White	Casts Supreme Verdict	Stabilizes, but too late
1	1	6	Mono-Red	Casts Lava Spike, attacks	Wins Game 1
...	...	...	...	...	...
22	2	7	Blue-White	Casts Teferi, Hero of Dominaria	Stabilizes, turns the corner
22	2	10	Blue-White	Attacks with Shark token	Wins after stabilizing
37	3	5	Mono-Red	Double Lightning Strike	Overwhelms control, quick win

Balance Insights & Recommendations

• Increase early-game removal in Blue-White Control decks (e.g., add 2 more copies of Portable Hole or Fateful Absence).

• Reduce Mono-Red’s access to direct damage spells (consider limiting Lightning Bolt to 2 per deck in this format).

• Test a sideboard format where Blue-White can bring in additional life gain or sweepers post-game 1.

• Consider introducing a new Standard-legal one-mana counterspell to balance early aggression.

Downloadable Reports

• Win-Rate Graph (PDF)

• Life Flow Chart (PDF)

• Full Match Logs (CSV)

• Balance Suggestions (PDF)

Executive Summary

Mono-Red Aggro currently dominates the meta due to fast starts and an abundance of direct damage, while Blue-White Control struggles to stabilize before turn 6. Implementing the above balance changes is projected to improve Blue-White’s match win rate by 10–15% and create a more interactive, skill-testing environment.

For additional archetypes, custom formats, or expanded scenario testing, contact us for a tailored report.

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