Egg Rush w/o wasted quanta

[Junkers]

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Quantum pillars often slow down an egg rush, and you're never going to get SoR on all the eggs, so stick to time quanta, and use SoR's on anything that comes out with a worthwhile ability. Whip through your cards with precog, while rev time bogs up your opponents deck. Fun deck, unless you keep getting sparks and RoL with your eggs

[Leodip]

Always wanted to say so: split the towers:P

BTW, nice one, I don't really like luck-based decks, but still better than the usual egg rush.

[furballdn]

Do you really have enough quanta? I'm a bit iffy looking at 8 towers powering 24 cards.

[Lluis83]

Do you really have enough quanta? I'm a bit iffy looking at 8 towers powering 24 cards.

I have tried in ten games against level 3 and usually there are no problems with quanta.

[regen2k9]

53 available quanta (8 towers x 6 + 5 for mark), 46 used.  It's meant to rush too, so the extra available quanta helps.  Looks fine to me.

[dawn to dusk]

I would replace 2 of the RTs for eternities so you can pull a rev fate egg if your deck size gets a bit low.

[omegareaper7]

I would replace 2 of the RTs for eternities so you can pull a rev fate egg if your deck size gets a bit low.

That would require much more quanta to sustain.

[Junkers]

I would replace 2 of the RTs for eternities so you can pull a rev fate egg if your deck size gets a bit low.

That would require much more quanta to sustain.

Eternity is a great weapon, but too quanta hungry for this deck idea. Other than splitting the towers, the quanta balance seems perfect. Of course, hit a good denial deck and you're S.O.L. but still fun. Precog really helps get the towers out asap.

[antiaverage]

Was playing with a build like this:

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