Snow, Thunder and Torches (Gwen)

[Sisyphos]

http://devdeckbox.shadowera.net/#/bu...x4&view=Images

Starts off a bit slow, but in exchange packs some punch that allows you to close out games faster than your average mid-range deck.

I've tried Seductresses over Venomflame, but going second you already have Poison Arrow (wouldn't recommend leaving that one out) and Crossbow if necessary. Even without these cards Soul Seeker alone can help you climb back into most games. You can use Seductresses if you really want the best odds in games where you're going second to a perfect hand, but will also sometimes miss out on some offense and not be able to exploit going first quite as well.

Constructs compliment your damage sources and help with Sandworms.

Ley Line instead of A Legend works, but with Weevil you should already be able to deal with most weapons and armors, esp. if Spotter also weighs in. So i think ALR is the better choice.

Don't be too scared to sac' your Spotters and/or activate your ability without them. Sometimes it's what you gotta do and Gwen attacking just once per turn with these bows still means you get up to 6 dmg on the field for merely 3se. Ofc in a dmg race or for taking down fatties the dmg burst they bring is invaluable and they fit rather nicely between Crossbow and Seeker.

[Shadows R Us]

Nevermind I was wrong.

[gracenough]

it looks nice
but there is too small draw engine.
IMO 8~10 draw engine is basic requirement for 40 deck for consistency

[Caitlyn0]

not in a well built deck, 6 is good if most of you cards are useful 90%+ of the time

[bobrossw]

not in a well built deck, 6 is good if most of you cards are useful 90%+ of the time

yeah two schools of thought feed into the same general concept - card advantage.
Card advantage can come from drawing way more than your opponent, or it can come from consistently out-trading your opponent - getting enough value out of one card to counteract 2-3 of the opponent's cards is an example. Kylt's Power Rangers Lance deck is a great example of this style of deck.

[dejvo]

sisy, how do you deal with viska and worm with this deck?

[Sisyphos]

sisy, how do you deal with viska and worm with this deck?

Your best bet is probably a T5 Soul Seeker -> T6 Spotter + Gambit. That ofc requires that you saw the worm coming which isn't always possible or feasible on qm. Constructs can help wither them down, too, though they're still a nuisance. I know Perfect Shots exist, but i'm not much of a fan.

If the worm was dropped while you already had board and/or while the opposing hero is already on low health, there's also the option to go for the throath and see what happens.