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Both Warriors had six attacks per round with a keen weapon. They had access to action points to augment their rolls, since the CRs were so lopsided.
The cool thing about the deck is that they drew into 4 really lucky cards that let them kill a few really high level dragons in a way they'd never be able to normally.

How about this:

My group couldn't get enough players to start a normal campaign, so we used a couple of Pre-genned level 20s and fought the Gargantuan Dragons.

It started out smoothly enough for me, the DM. Then they started crittig every round and not once, but twice drew into a dex damage card. So then we had this gargantuan CR 25 Blue go down in round 2 after suffering 10 dex damage.

Aggravated, I was like "okay, the colossal red one swoops out of sky. Roll initiative." During round 2, they dazed it. Next round, they stunned it. Third round, they killed it. That's right, they killed a CR 28 Dragon in 3 ROUNDS using the deck.

Speaking of customer service...

I had no problem with this whole affair, in fact I supported it until I got my email bounced back by Wizards. I am the High Suzerain of a university club (DungeonsandDragons@VCU) which purchased 67 D&D Sourcebooks and over 100 boxes of minis. I have bought relatively little of anything else.

They don't want to hear my questions?

FINE! I am taking my NEVER buying another product from their D&D line again. I am resubmitting my email tomorrow morning, before I go to the Future Sight Prerelease. If it is bounced back to me again I will take my $7000/yr. expense account elsewhere.