Banebow Attrition

**lauki** · 05-20-2014, 04:08 PM

Reasoning:
plausible changes:
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-1 spitfire - almost always decide to sac this, and it is extremely sub optimal to drop it turn 2, best use so far has been turn 2 or 3 ravens gambit their 3 drop and then follow up with this guy, but as a 1/3 he has little board presence.

+1 death collector -this guy is actually really good with the armor because you can use his ability after ressing him, and he can do more direct damage to the face or kill death mages unlike deathbone, he also has the ability to get past armor, unlike deathbone who does his damage in two doses.

-1 obelisk of echos ] - the reason between this swap is that i dislike obelisk being dependent on the enemy having an
+1 ley line nexus ]/ ally in play for me to destroy, and it has been and issue in a few games

**Ganjamus** · 05-20-2014, 04:24 PM

I faced a deck like this (but with 2 maybe 3 LLN

) and it completely stomped me the three times I faced it. I really did not expect Murderous Hulk to be such a big issue. Zail's Hymn does practically nothing against its board presence so it HAS to be killed right away, which is extremely difficult for Threbin

.

**Gondorian** · 05-20-2014, 04:53 PM

Nice deck and a good thread! Thanks for sharing.

**nikcansmash** · 05-20-2014, 05:20 PM

Its the best I could come up with for ravagers to offset the card disadvantage they require. Thank you

**nikcansmash** · 05-20-2014, 05:26 PM

The best thing about this deck is that almost everything is expendable with little to no drawback.

If you drop spitfire, I understand dropping the obelisk, as spitfire is usually how I trigger obelisk. But remember that obelisk is also there to eat in a pinch, though not ideal, and cutting your items can mean less reliability getting those ravagers to their fullest power. Another powerhouse that was really strong in the first iterations of this deck was thriss demolitionist. Anytime he stuck for more than a turn, I was able to rip my opponent apart. He was cut eventually for consistency reasons.