Ah. With Aldmor, that would work better. I was trying to think of a draw engine that could immediately get the FT back into play and I forgot Aldmor.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingFerrari
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Ah. With Aldmor, that would work better. I was trying to think of a draw engine that could immediately get the FT back into play and I forgot Aldmor.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingFerrari
Oh wow, at first vs AI i wasnt impressed cause it was a close call each time. But in QM at 250+ i just beat banebow no problem. Its just very long matches.
My main problem with it is that every card you draw is needed, what im getting at is if you dont get lucky early and get cripple blows, ascendants or even a weapon (i got my first on t6-7) you could be in big trouble or if you get all the necessary cards early but only 1x of each so need to sacrifice something too important.
Snow sapphire is quite problematic if you dont draw smashing's.
Other solo decks could be very hard.
SK+Furrions are awesome. SK with the armor ability is a good way of doing quick dammage after a summon.
Logans ability with rampage and killing spree really clears a board and will take care of fatties like aeons that cant just be crippled and forgotten
Anyway ill keep checking on this deck's, i like how it works :)
Edit: can rothem ready your allies after they attacked?
I agree with you that certain opening draws could be problematic; this is why almost all cards in the deck are 3x or 4x - that way I don't mind do badly having to sac an opening hand Rampage or Rothem's, or even a Shadow Knight or Reserve Weapon. The only ones I really won't sac in my opening hand (matchup dependent, of course) are Evil Ascendant, Betserker's Edge, Furion Terror, and Blood Frenzy, possibly Smashing Blow.Quote:
Originally Posted by xlemor
That said, sounding like a concerning problem on paper, of 30 live games, I've still won over 80% of them. As they say, "the proof is in the pudding."
Snow Sapphire is tough if you don't have Smashing Blow, but frankly, if you're facing an opponent who can use SS, you should be holding onto your SBs, and not using them to destroy lesser-impacting weapons. I've beaten that situation before where between Rothem's-hasted SKs/FTs and my own boosted Beraerker's Edge, being frozen did very little to slow down the damage output. Because Evil Ascendant will often be on the board, if you play a Shadow Knight, swing with it, play the FT the SK just recovered for you, attack with it, SK is frozen but at 2 health. On your turn he'll be at 1 health (from EA) and if your opp had a weapon out when you attacked them, your SK and/or FT will die this turn, allowing you to play another SK and do it all over again.
And no, Rothem's doesn't let you double-attack.
How critical is Furion Terror here? I came up with a very similar idea, but, mine of course is probably much worse. Well, forget probably. Much worse.
But, I'd like you to compare it to your version anyway and critique away.
***HERO***
Logan Stonebreaker
***Allies (8)***
4x Infernal Gargoyle
4x Bad Wolf
***Abilities (17)***
3x Smashing Blow
1x Enrage
4x Crippling Blow
3x Rampage
4x Blood Frenzy
2x Killing Spree
***Items (7)***
3x Reserve Weapon
4x Evil Ascendant
***Weapons (9)***
4x Berserker's Edge
2x Dragon's Tooth
3x Spectral Sabre
TOTAL: 41 cards + Hero
My idea was that the Evil Ascendent would take care of low health creatures while my hero ability and Dragon's Tooth could handle the fatties. Got some Smashing blow and Spectral Sabre for a little flexibility. Gargolye and Bad Wolf pale in comparison to Furion and Shadow Knight, but, at a fraction of the price and a little more durability in the Ascendent environment they might be useful.
As A1 guildmate Jacqui enlightened me, too many weapons dilute the consistency. I originally ran 2x Sabre, 4x Jeweler's Dream, 2x Berserker's Edge. Logan's ability + BE's damage output handles everything. Also, since Dragon's Tooth can't be buffed, it will not kill Gargoyle or even Ironhide Karash, even WITH Logan's ability activated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wes Davis
SK and FT ARE more expensive than IG and Wolf, but they also do way more. FT clears the board, and SK hits really hard, as well as granting card advantage, both directly, by returning the ally to your hand, plus the residual advantage of playing a FT a second time, killing allies again. Plus, with Rampage, FT is a nice lifegain spike. No one fears getting hit by two gargoyles late game - two hasted SKs, on the other hand, end games.
thanks for the reply. I've got a lot to learn and replies like that help a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlanketEffect
@BlanketEffect - Actually, Dragon's Tooth will kill Sandworm. The ally only needs to be 5cc or higher and "attackable" in order for it to die. It won't be able to kill gargoyle though.
@Wes - Once all your allies are crippled or dead, the only way you can kill off your opponent would be with weapons which will still lose durability from your opponent's allies. With SK, you have a continuous supply of allies that you can use to kill off your opponent.
Yes, Danae, you are correct. I'm not sure why I wrote it that way, as I'm aware that Dragon's Tooth kills Sandworm. Thank you for bringing it up, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by danae
I had a very similar deck a while back but just had zero luck with it. I played it for a few games and I just kept drawing bad hands. No AE, a hand full of 5cc allies.... so I gave up on it. Maybe I'll have to revisit it soon.
...with all due respect, even AI can beat this deck