A Regicide gold victory. The reason my hand of cards isn’t in the photo is that I’d used every single one of them to eke out the required damage for the win. And the reason there’s no discard pile visible is that there weren’t any injured heroes at all – that combo of 5s had healed up the last of them! This was so satisfying that I had to take a photo.
The final two kings were clubs and diamonds (which meant that even with exact damage on the king of clubs, I wouldn’t be able to get it into my hand). I was in a position to draw up to a full hand by overkilling the king of clubs with my only diamond (which was fine, seeing as an exact kill was of no benefit), but the cards I drew would comprise my only chance at the gold victory, and at first glance they didn’t seem enough; so I just started playing the hand, assuming I’d need one of my jesters…
It was only after I’d negated the king’s counter-attacks with my first 20 points on attack (having discarded two of my eight cards to absorb 10 damage after the first play) that I realised I actually could do precisely 20 more with my three remaining cards, and get the win!
I was particularly pleased by this, right up until I was writing this report, and wondered (as you yourself may have) why on earth I hadn’t played the ace of clubs with the jack of spades?! The outcome seemed slightly less satisfying after noticing that blunder : ) but still – a win is a win!