Snowball Barrage [PVP 2] [Bronze/Silver?] [4-7 Turn Win]

[laxnut90]

I have been using this deck regularly in PvP 2.  It is basically a version of wumbla's Snowball Lighting OTK (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,46498.0.html) built for speed instead of stalling.

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How to use:

Turns 1-2 -> Use draw spells to get and play as many Aether Towers and Novas as possible.  You goal is to get the Shard of Patience out either Turn 1 or Turn 2.  NOTE: If you are playing against a deck with early permanent destruction, you should keep the SOP in your hand until you need it to buff Ball Lightnings.

About Turn 2-4 -> By this point, you should have either played or have enough quanta for an SOP and Fractal.  Clear your hand as best as possible and Fractal a Ball Lightning. 

The following turn -> Sacrifice the SOP unless there is some other element holding you back (i.e. Opponent Sundial, Shard of Sacrifice etc.).  You should have enough Ball Lightnings for a 2 turn kill at this point.  Usually kill by/before turn 7 assuming you can catch your opponent off guard with the combo.


This deck is definitely still a work in progress.  If you have any suggestions that might speed up this deck, I would greatly appreciate it.

 I realize that this deck is completely vulnerable to almost any defensive capabilities.  It is created solely for the purpose of quick matches (you should know very quickly if you are going to win or lose).

Currently, I am 17-5 in PVP 2 with this deck.  I am not sure how this would fare in the Arena, but I would not suggest not trying anything higher than Silver.

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This ^ is another version I am currently testing.  It is a little more inconsistent (because opponents do not always have 3 cards missing from their hands for SOB).  However, it does have a little bit more defense due to the additional sundials.