Been spending entirely too much time trying to ensure top spot in the competition, and I started picking up on which scenarios caused crashes
All my crashes were on the opponents turn. I then realized it was always happening when an opponents creature died, just not all of them. That’s when I figured it out. Everytime an opponents creature killed one of my creatures, if I killed that creature in a turn other than the one they killed it in, the game would crash. Not every time, but most. Then I picked up on the fact that it was happening every time I killed that creature and the opponent hadn’t summoned another creature that turn. So all in all…
If an opponents monster kills one of your creatues, and you kill it later, and the opponent hasn’t summoned a creature on the turn you kill it, the game crashes.
There are also two scenarios that also cause crashes for me everytime.
Embermaw. If I don’t kill him with first strike, the game always crashes. Every single time. Don’t know what it is about him, but he is a crash waiting to happen for anyone without 1st strike creatures (or perhaps burn or death spell?).
Also, if the opponent gains control of one of your creatures for a turn, and that creature dies…crash.
So, don’t play low health defensive creatures. If you do, you have to use an educated guess as to when the opponent is about to play another creature (rather hard to do) before playing a defender who can kill that creature. Avoid Embermaw at all costs. He is the Devil.
I’m not entirely sure if this works for everyone, but i haven’t had anyone crash on an alternate scenario and tell me about it.
In the last 100 or so games I played today, I have been able to call every crash I got, and have been able to avoid a few of them by trying to wait until the opponent is about to play a card (got to hope for a creature. An opponent who plays murder investigation is your best anti-crash friend)
Edit: Turns out reinforced and buffed creatures are causing the crash when they die