Threbin: Templar control.

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Btw forgiveness can be used as a battle trick. They'll see on your turn you'll have 2 SE and play around that. So you respond with forgiveness. An opponent made that mistake once and I pulled out 20 dmg on him

20 dmg? How did you do that?

[Leviosablade]

Justicar alysia and avenger of the fallen are in play. Activate Threbins abillity+ rod= 7+4 from smite+4 from smite+2 from avenger+ 3 from justicar

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Justicar alysia and avenger of the fallen are in play. Activate Threbins abillity+ rod= 7+4 from smite+4 from smite+2 from avenger+ 3 from justicar

So forgiveness only contributed 3 damage in that 20 damage lol. But it's pretty enough to trick opponent into a mistake.

[Leviosablade]

So forgiveness only contributed 3 damage in that 20 damage lol. But it's pretty enough to trick opponent into a mistake.

Which is why I like it! And the devoted knight ramp is epic.
It can literally turn the game around in a split second even though it starts slow and steady.

[Twio]

Devoted Knight is a 4x autoinclude, he's the best SF ally. Other than that your deck is so different that I can't really give any feedback until I try it out

[Leviosablade]

Devoted Knight is a 4x autoinclude, he's the best SF ally. Other than that your deck is so different that I can't really give any feedback until I try it out

If it was another deck I would agree with you.
But this deck is a control base I have to have a variety to control the board.
And I only have him to ramp up my resources if I do draw him which I do most times.
But the guardian is just as useful for he's a 2/5 and he's when I need that prescence and that he's difficult to remove.
This deck insist a tempo reset and stall and just controlling the board.

Your deck I would agree it needs that 4x it's more ally based and getting that 1 step ahead is great even for me. But I need a variety.
And I can't afford to top deck devoted knights that's why I have him at 3x.

But like I said I do agree but I disagree when it's this deck in particular.

[bobrossw]

I've played against this deck and really respect it (with a Garth discard/ctrl deck). I'd say I win and lose about evenly against it, which is pretty good considering Garth focuses on ally removal and this is ally dependent.

I've loved forgiveness since DP, and think it does not get enough play in priest decks. IMO, it's a way to not worry about bad draws - since you can resource 3 of your 4 tidal waves (as an example of a bad draw), and then wait for forgiveness to get them back. It also is essentially a non-card, since it's one resource (after refund) and one card to get one card and one shadow energy. Essentially you pay one resource for one SE - which is a bargain. Because you have several non-cards in your deck, you wind up with a deck that is leaner and meaner than regular 40 card decks - 4 forgivenesses work almost as if you were playing a 36 card deck.

Regarding your choice of hero - his SE ability is nice defensively vs an early rush, since they have to kill themselves attacking you, or for occasional targeted ally removal. Jericho, on the other hand, offers some interesting options as well. Including ruining card draw for some heroes, or bringing your own allies back from a bad attachment. I'm wondering if you've considered him, especially since you use a lot of the shadow energy for powering items - so you're not hurt by games where the ability is useless.

[Leviosablade]

I've played against this deck and really respect it (with a Garth discard/ctrl deck). I'd say I win and lose about evenly against it, which is pretty good considering Garth focuses on ally removal and this is ally dependent.

I've loved forgiveness since DP, and think it does not get enough play in priest decks. IMO, it's a way to not worry about bad draws - since you can resource 3 of your 4 tidal waves (as an example of a bad draw), and then wait for forgiveness to get them back. It also is essentially a non-card, since it's one resource (after refund) and one card to get one card and one shadow energy. Essentially you pay one resource for one SE - which is a bargain. Because you have several non-cards in your deck, you wind up with a deck that is leaner and meaner than regular 40 card decks - 4 forgivenesses work almost as if you were playing a 36 card deck.

Regarding your choice of hero - his SE ability is nice defensively vs an early rush, since they have to kill themselves attacking you, or for occasional targeted ally removal. Jericho, on the other hand, offers some interesting options as well. Including ruining card draw for some heroes, or bringing your own allies back from a bad attachment. I'm wondering if you've considered him, especially since you use a lot of the shadow energy for powering items - so you're not hurt by games where the ability is useless.

Thanks for the feedback. Well honestly Jericho doesnt have that punch like threbin does infuse his abillity as a late game finishee in rarely use not for defense on clear the board using smite zails hymn and tidal wave I'm not worried about taking too much damage.
To me I rather use glass chalice for it is the most useful preist draw card IMO. This deck is mainly control and then do a big punch I average 17 dmg in a single turn by late game

[Ganjamus]

I find it awesome how we both have 42 card Threbin decks yet they are so different

[Romakarol]

First of all thanks for the brilliant deck, I'm maining it now (well I changed it a bit to my liking but never mind that).
@bobrossw: forgiveness actually costs 2 resources not 1. It does refund you 1, but it also takes away 1 since it takes an ally from your resource pile, meaning you end up with a total of 2 less resources after you play it.