Yesterday while preparing for my game in Falling Empire, in one of the
brainfart idle moments in teamchat we were throwing around funny deck ideas with Bonestorm. I have always wanted to make a deck like this, I just never had an idea how to go around making it. But the
Dragon OTK deck we were playing around with earlier gave me an idea:
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2x Trebuchets
---1 turn later---
1x Schrödinger's cat
3x Basilisk Bloods (cat goes to 63hp -> 39 damage)
1x Congeal (+50% damage -> 58 damage)
1x Twin Universe
THROW!
Except for the OTK combo itself, the deck plays just like the draw.gon deck linked above, so check that if you need strategy tips.
The combo is very vulnerable to Permanent Control: if your Trebuchets are gone, you lost. This can be fixed by adding a Cloak or Protect Artifacts, but they may clog your hand so I decided not to bother with them.
The wonderful thing in the deck is that you don't need to have everything upgraded. The only things that you need are Supernovas, Hourglasses and Time Towers which are used by many farming decks, like Instosis. As for the others, only the Trebuchets make a difference. If you have the Catapults upgraded you need 1 less supernova for your combo (4 instead of 5). Upgraded cat does only 1 more damage than unupgraded with 3x BB and Congeal (63hp: 58 damage, 61 hp: 57 damage), so you don't need to upgrade them either; useful only in neutralizing the effect of 1 Shard of Divinity. Upgrading everything else just means less vulnerability to denial.
That's all I can think of right now.
