Anti-Eternal Phoenix deck!

[johannhowitzer]

This is still the best I can come up with as far as concepts, but it may need some tweaking and I haven't tested it.  Enlisting YOU to help me with this!  Drop the deck code into the trainer and see how you fare.  Deck intentionally includes minimal upgrades.

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I couldn't remember what I made the mark for this, but I think it was Water.  Strategy should be obvious - PA a Diamond Shield, icebolt any Dragons, clear his pillar stack once you can PA a Trident, and he's helpless.  Deck is 40 large since it contains much more control than damage, but he has no healing so the Golems and Trident should be powerful enough, and if you can save up enough water quanta, maybe a finishing icebolt.

Flooding seemed a great choice for this deck, and PA means he can't ever get more than 7 damage out once you choke him down to all minor phoenixes.  Provided you survive the initial rush, of course.

[johannhowitzer]

AGH, ok, I just noticed this is in the wrong place.  I'll post it where it goes, can a moderator delete this thread please?  Or lock it or something.

[Tea is good]

How is this in the wrong section?

And how about making a deck using darkness (for nightmares). Plus darkness has tons of creatures. Just a hint.

[geekz_always_win]

Just three pillars for flooding?

You know that it absorbs three  per turn, and if you can't keep up with it, flooding disappears.

[johannhowitzer]

Mark is also , which means by the time Flooding comes around you should have at least one pillar out and enough quanta stored to make it to a second.