Serena Superdraw's successor?Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Ak
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Serena Superdraw's successor?Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Ak
With all due respect, you're obviously doing something wrong. I was being completely sincere when I said I was 25-4 with it. Though, admittedly, I've lost two more games since, bringing me to 25-6 overall with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Ak
No sir. Feel free to check my game history from both Android and PC clients if you'd like to see the records. The IGN is BEffect. Only maybe 1 or 2 matches in the past 30 (between the two clients) have been using another deck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith☆Star
And seriously, nothing could ever succeed Serena Superdraw; that deck was poetry in motion.
Harsh. Seems like pretty stable deck to me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Ak
Yes, what he meant to say is that he actually loses to AI, but it's the *deck's* fault.
Right.
How do you deal with burn decks ?
If you are talking about burn decks that work well, they encompass allies, and Rampage/Evil Ascendant work greatly against them. If you're talking about burn decks that use nothing but direct damage as their kill condition, A.) Those decks are largely inconsistent above the 200 mark, and B.) I throw away my ally control and focus solely on Berserker's Edge, Reserve Weapon, Rothem's Visage, and hasted allies. Also, luck of the draw dependent, Enrage goes a long way in this scenario.
The problem with pure burn is its drawing power; either it uses Tome of Knowledge, which is slow, or uses Bazaar, which means I don't need to use Blood Frenzy, living longer, and able to reach my kill condition just as quickly.
Looks better than Rothem's Wrath [DP 2.012]. Going to give this a swing.
Have you tried slotting in Braxnorian Veteran? Helps recycle those Crippling Blows destroyed by Evil Ascendant.
Do you find Killing Spree helps in this deck much?
Funny you mention it, I've taken Killing Spree out because it's just too situational and, ultimately, high on my list of "acceptable to sacrifice" cards. Anything that fits those two criteria is eligible (and destined) to be cut.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keaven
I replaced them with +1 Smashing Blow and +1 Evil Ascendant. Works much better that way, since you're that much more likely to get an early EA out.
As for Braxnorian Soldier, to be honest, I can't tell you the last time I've ever been like, "Man, I really wish I had another Crippling Blow!" Meaning that with only 4x CB, the deck still has plenty of board control, and therefore Brax would just take up space better filled by the more important things already in the deck. In my opinion, that is.
Hey blanket. Have you got a new IGN? Checked you out in search and Beffect hasn't been on since reset.
Firstly let me say thanks so much for posting this deck dude. Was getting bored playing the same or similar decks as loads of guys out there (sinful seduction amber, antimatter zal etc) and was looking for a change. Saw this deck and thought id give it a try.
Since last reset I got up to 260 approx and started getting bad run of games. Switched to this deck and have gone 13-1 in last 14 games. This deck is sick.
Got lucky and drew my first shadow colossus and swapped him into this deck in place of one of the smashing blows. I find it adds another massive threat to this deck.
I find this deck lasts to late game regardless of matchup (or what I've seen so far) and so resource isn't a massive problem. By this point a hasted shadow colossus can often win the game for me once its out.
Just thought I'd mention it.
Will keep you posted on progress with this deck :cool:
i made a veryyy similar deck but i tested both and i think bazaar is much better than blood frenzy plus that i am sure 3 rothem visage is tooooo many