Hi guys, after several tries and modifications, I've managed to make a mono-
upgraded deck capable of farming Bronze League with a winrate of 90%.
Here are the results...
Games Played: 52
Won: 48
Lost: 4
Turns To Win: 7.1042
Average Game Time: 64.729
Elemental Masteries: 8
Lucky Spins: 8
Winrate: 92,31% ...and here is the deck:
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quanta (Elite Cockatrice's cost) but only 2
quanta (Jade Staff's cost) you play Jade Staff instead.
The playing priority of the cards is, by default, the following:
1) Tower/Pendulum
2) Scorpion (3
)
3) Giant Frog (2
)
4) Elite Cokcatrice (3
)
5) Jade Shield (7
)
6) Jade Staff (2
)
7) Feral Bond (4
)
Here are some tips for dealing with certain elements: 
: Try to play your Scorpions as fast as possible and as long as the AI hasn't played a Dimensional Shield yet. The cumulative poison damage will continue harming the AI even if it plays a Dimensional Shield later. However, by the time a Dim Shield is on the field, stop playing Scorpions immediately. Scorpions are vulnerable to Lightning and Lobotomizer, so playing them when they can't hurt your opponent puts them at risk without a good reason. Rely on Jade Shield, Feral Bond and Jade Staff to keep you alive untill the Dim chain ends. By the time the Dim chain is out, play as many of your creatures as possible, according to playing priority (see above).
If the aether AI relies on Spell damage (Psions, SoW) play your Jade Shield as fast as possible and everything will be easy after that point. Jade Shield's presence won't prevent the AI from fractaling & spamming Psions, making your victory faster and assured.
: Wings will be the biggest problem here. Behave with the same way you would have behaved against a Dim Shield (see
tips). Elite Cockatrice may gain higher playing priority than Scorpions and Giant Frogs if an Owl's Eye is present. Jade Shield is greatly reducing FFQ's and FF's damage and Scorpion's poison helps in dealing with Fog Shields (its poison keeps on dealing damage if Scorpion is blocked next turn by Fog).
: This is often a difficult opponent with this deck. Use the standard playing priority and avoid playing your Feral Bond at all if the AI has a lot of creatures (it may Steal your Bond). Try not to play your Jade Staff (AI is likely going to Steal it), except if there is already a Vampire Stilleto; the AI has to replace its Stilleto with your Staff if it decides to Steal it and Bronze League decks rarely have a second Stilleto to replace the Staff with. Your Jade Shield is very strong here since it can't be stolen and it greatly reduces both vampiric healing and damage. Dusk Mantle can be proven very annoying if played early, but your Scorpions will help (its poison keeps on dealing damage if Scorpion is blocked next turn by Dusk). Devourers slow your deck down, but you usually have enough pillars to endure their quanta draining.
: Use the standard playing priority. If there is an Arsenic or a Deathstalker buffed via Nighfall around play your Jade Shield as soos as you can; it will completely block the unupped Arsenic or the Deathstalker, protecting you from their powerful poison. Elite Cockatrices are good at withstanding Alfatoxin and Plague, so you may raise their playing priority above Scorpion and Giant Frog if the Death AI has a lot of CC.
: There are a lot of annoying Earth cards which can trouble you a lot. Titanium Shields completely block your Scorpions; if there is one on field put Scoprion to the last position of playing priority. However, if the Earth AI has a lot of CC, your Scorpions may be proven useful since Iridium Wardens and BB prefer them as targets rather than Cockatrices and Frogs. Shriekers are very annoying and your Jade Shield, Jade Staff and Feral Bond can be proven vital here.
: There are two things you should remember here. First, if your opponent uses Antimatter heavily, either with the spell card or with Purple Nymphs, stop playing Frogs and Cockatrices and play only Scorpions instead. The Entropy AI will use Antimatter on your Scorpions if there are no other creatures around, making them able to bypass any shields and deal poison damage no matter what. Maxwell's Deamon is deadly against your Gaint Frogs, so use Elite Cockatrices instead. When your opponent has little health, play every creature you can and rush the AI to death with a final charge. Discords may be annoying, but your steady quanta income will surpass that danger.
: Use the standard playing priority, except if the Fire AI has a lot of CC and mass CC (which is not unlikely) where you should put the playing priority of Elite Cockatrices above Giant Frogs. Jade Shield is much more reliable than Jade Staff and Feral Bond, which can be Deflaged easily.
: Otyughs are probably your greater nemesis here, however Scorpions are very good baits. Otyughs always prefer to Devour a Scorpion than a Frog or a Cockatrice, making them poisoned and reducing their health each turn, which makes them unable to Devour any of your creatures after a few rounds. Gravity Shields can't stop any of your critters. On the other hand, shields are useless against Momentum, so your Jade Shields have the lowest playing priority against Gravity AI.
: Use the normal playing priority with the exception of Jade Shield, which is good to be played faster than normal. In Bronze League, Life AI decks are usually either Scorpion-based or Adrenaline-based, manytimes both of them combined, so your JS does an excellent work by blocking any poison damage and reducing drastically Adrenalined multi-attacks. Adrenalined Horned Frogs, for example, deal only 4 damage if a JS is on the field, instead of 12 which they deal normally.
: Used mostly as a stalling element, Light AI is better rushed without a second thought. Use the standard playing priority and things are likely going to work.
: Scorpions are very good against RT and Turtle Shields, because they have managed to poison the Time AI and they will keep dealing damage even if delayed or rewinded. Jade Staff gets high-priority if a Sundial is active and Feral Bond works well against dealying shields, since your creatures heals you via the Bond even when delayed.
: Most Water AI decks rely on Squids and water element can freeze you with 4 different ways, so try to rush as fast as possible. Use the normal playing priority, except if the AI has Purify, in which case you may play Giant Frogs and Elite Cockatrices before Scorpions.
*Dragon Rushes: I've put this as a different category and out of any element because all of them have dragons and dragon rush is possible in each one of them. The truth is that these rushes is the biggest weakness of this deck, since most of the times I've lost it was due to early dragon spamming. Jade Shield doesn't help a lot against dragons, however it is better than nothing. Your Feral Bond with a lot of creatures is your biggest friend here. However, since DR and healing are not enough to stop them, you have to rush them as fast as possible. The normal playing priority is the most reliable strategy here, thought you may need to rearrange a few things according to the element you're fighting against.
