After the succes of the deck list collection of the previous tournament, a call to anyone who is playing / has played in Gondoriandotcom's 1.27 tournament, to share their deck list with the SE community.
Additionally, some description of how you faired and what you may have done differently would be wonderful!
Keep it a secret of course if you are still in the tournament
Since I was unable to participate myself, I cannot start this time around...
http://www.shadowera.com/showthread....7122#post97122
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Last edited by DCjG; 09-20-2011 at 03:20 AM.
Yeah I was hoping to get matched with you in the second round. Instead I got matched with an AmberOriginally Posted by CodeDomination
http://www.shadowera.com/showthread....7122#post97122
Don't knock lance till you've tried him. I won a bo3 with himand that was the end of the line for me.
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Hey! No posting without providing a deck list!Yeah I was hoping to get matched with you in the second round. Instead I got matched with an Amber
Also, this is a bump--please share your tournament deck list if you are willing to do so.
i joined q4 and won a bye with a would've been amber deck. then won the next fix against amber. lost to a well built zaladar deck.
didn't use any 1.27 cards here. hehe..
(1) Hero:
1 Jericho
(14) Allies:
3 Jasmine Rosecult
4 Puwen Bloodhelm
3 Raven Wildheart
2 Aldon the Brave
2 Aeon Stormcaller
(24) Abilities:
3 Healing Touch
4 Tidal Wave
3 Ice Storm
4 Destroy Arms
3 Curse
4 Retreat
3 Bad Santa
(5) Armors/Weapons
2 The King's Pride
3 Wizent's Staff
44 cards
Last edited by bicin; 09-18-2011 at 10:41 AM.
Since this thread is for all the loser to find a good excuse for their loss... Here's my deck, my 1.26 Zaladar
Zaladar
2 keldor
4 gargoyles
3 brutalis
3 plasma behemot
2 energy disharge
2 soul reaper
4 sparks
4 MC
3 life infusion
1 eternal renawal
3 shriek
4 bazaar
2 bad santa
3 AoA
41 cards
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People! There were a lot more than 4 contestants in the tournament!
Please share your list, or a link to a thread discussing your deck.
Your deck was so good, you actually decided to take it into a tournament. It is worth letting the world know about it, and receiving credit for your hard work!
+1People! There were a lot more than 4 contestants in the tournament!
Please share your list, or a link to a thread discussing your deck.
Your deck was so good, you actually decided to take it into a tournament. It is worth letting the world know about it, and receiving credit for your hard work!
give some new players a deck to build knowledge upon
Here you go:
1x Banebow
4x Brute
4x Gargoyle
4x Deathmage
2x Medusil
2x Bella
4x Plasma B
4x Shadow Knight
2x Poison Arrow
2x Flaming Arrow
3x Shriek
4x Wrath of the Forest
4x Soul Seeker
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The reason for this is obvious enough: Strategy knows no other activity than the arrangement of combats with the measures which relate to it. It doesn't know, like ordinary life, actions that consist of mere words, i.e. expressions, declarations, etc. But these, which are inexpensive, are what the crafty one prefers to deceive with.
This sober truth is always felt through and through by the actor in war and therefore he ceases to fancy a game of shrewd agility. Necessity presses so hard into immediate action that there is no room left for it. In a word, the pieces on the strategical chessboard lack the mobility that is the element of stratagem and cunning. - CvC, On War
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