1.26 Serena Superdraw (Amazing)

[LordKronos]

Actually, it's brilliant. A perfect way to keep the allies you steal alive longer. Good call, Lord Kronos.

It's refreshing to see somebody who understands simple strategy.

[GustCM2]

I didn't get the point of this thread
I can only imagine that everybody here is joking, right?
No way a deck that can be destroyed by one attack/shriek (NightProwler) can be tier 1. And even if you steal some cards from opponent, you are relying solely on luck!

Edit:
On theory, it's a nice idea to forbid your opponent from attacking you for 8 turn with Rain Delay and Lay Low. However, that's kinda dumb in practice because Serena can't attack when Lay Low is on the field and Rain Delay doesn't protect you from Heroes (Amber, Gwenneth, Jericho, Serena, Wulvens). Have you ever considered that Heroes can defend from your attacks when they have a weapon? Stop Thief won't be always on your hand, and one attack on your NightProwler is enough to sink your whole strategy

[NachyoChez]

Rain delay is going to keep your kidnaping victims from attacking too; why not ill gotten gains? That way you can draw even more win!

"Nachyo Average Easter Egg Hunt!" 2: As a tactician, their unwavering moral was useful but as a general it filled him with ineffable pride. Even the men dispatched through the northern mountains of Lyth to cross the ice bridge had sent regular reports of their progress without fail.

[tinginmunasalikod]

I can appreciate everyone's feedback and doubts, but I'm telling you. Build the deck, you may need to practice with it a few times to figure out how it comes to really dominate. So far I haven't lost a match with it. That is not an exaggeration. It's just kind of a complicated deck to grasp. But, once you do, you'll understand why it is gonna be such a meta-changer.

DUDE, you crack me up!

[thendless]

On theory, it's a nice idea to forbid your opponent from attacking you for 8 turn with Rain Delay and Lay Low. However, that's kinda dumb in practice because(...)

The deck forces your opponent to rage quit. It's the successor of the 1.24 Lone Wolf deck.

[danny2rod]

I can appreciate everyone's feedback and doubts, but I'm telling you. Build the deck, you may need to practice with it a few times to figure out how it comes to really dominate. So far I haven't lost a match with it. That is not an exaggeration. It's just kind of a complicated deck to grasp. But, once you do, you'll understand why it is gonna be such a meta-changer.

Hey Blanket. You were right this deck wiped the floor against my Magijya. Its so simple it practically plays itself. Good game.

Oh, and i agree that this deck or variations are gonna start showing up more. Looks like Jericho has his days counted

[Fines7]

I Have Never Lost To One Of The New Deck Either They Just Suck Or Someone Can't Play.

[shannong]

Well, we've dressed down Blanket quite severely in the A1 forums for releasing this tech too soon. Several of us were planning to use it as our secret weapon in the 40-card formats, since it's so hard to figure out why it works so well just from watching it be played. We've agreed internally to not explain the 3 main strategies that make it work so well, but if anyone can figure it out, consider it a gift from A1 to the community.

And some said rogues were not really any good yet! Pshaw.

[Xen00b]

A1...you's trollin'.

[MrNice]

No way a deck that can be destroyed by one attack/shriek (NightProwler) can be tier 1.

It's actually tier 0.5