Gold farmer

[kimham8a]

Ah well we can all agree this deck is awesome right?
Plantifant you got some names now; choose one! Gold Farmer is a bit too generic of a name, don't ya think? 

[Plantifant]

Sacriflection or Reflectice?

I made my choice

[kimham8a]

Sacriflection or Reflectice?

I made my choice

So change the thread name. Also I beat ghostmare, yeah it doesn't seem that hard with this deck. Nvm, just lost to ghostmare .

Record so far: 11-9 Plat 0-1 Gold 4-5 FGs (I'll keep updating for a while.)

[Plantifant]

Bad stats :/
I won alot more than I lose, somehow

[jawdirk]

have you considered putting in some upped sundials?
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What do people think?

Sundials could work, but shard of bravery would do more to make the deck regular. Another problem with sundials is that they will be the only target (other than pillars) for PC. One of the strengths of this deck is that there is nothing to target except towers.

This deck's biggest weaknesses are quanta denial, healing, and stall. I don't think there is any way to make it viable against those common deck types.

[Plantifant]

I think we all already accepted that it works great like this lol.

[kimham8a]

My plat winrate with this deck has reached ungrindable levels. 
Is it still working for anyone else?

[rickerd]

Yes it does, and if arena is going bad I start playing gods

[jawdirk]

I've been testing a hybrid of this deck, the deck I posted (Wisdom of Bravery) and wise-vu.
I find that adding a single deja vu (you need novas to do this) gives it a good chance of beating many stall decks.

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If there aren't many good targets for quint + SoW on the enemy's side, you drop a deja-vu with quint and SoW x 2, and that should give you enough damage to win. Particularly with the SoSac and SoD, you won't miss that one quint very much. It is almost as strong as wise-vu because wise-vu often kills with only one loaded deja-vu. Against extreme stalls, you might even put more than 2 SoW on your deja-vu.

It is nasty when you are doing a significant amount of damage in your turn and the enemy's turn.

[rickerd]

I've been testing a hybrid of this deck, the deck I posted (Wisdom of Bravery) and wise-vu.
I find that adding a single deja vu (you need novas to do this) gives it a good chance of beating many stall decks.

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If there aren't many good targets for quint + SoW on the enemy's side, you drop a deja-vu with quint and SoW x 2, and that should give you enough damage to win. Particularly with the SoSac and SoD, you won't miss that one quint very much. It is almost as strong as wise-vu because wise-vu often kills with only one loaded deja-vu. Against extreme stalls, you might even put more than 2 SoW on your deja-vu.

It is nasty when you are doing a significant amount of damage in your turn and the enemy's turn.

I believe SoB works against the deck and only mark of  and 6 nova to get the quints is a bit less, don't forget sosa will take all quanta away (expect  )
I prefer 'Gold farmer' ( which still doesn't has a name)

[jawdirk]

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I believe SoB works against the deck and only mark of  and 6 nova to get the quints is a bit less, don't forget sosa will take all quanta away (expect  )
I prefer 'Gold farmer' ( which still doesn't has a name)

SoB helps to regularize the 3-card combo. It also helps to speed up slow decks that don't have enough damage output. Drawing 1 in your opening hand is very useful. I agree that it is both good and bad. I've been testing variants of the above deck for a couple of days now. Yes, the novas take a little more skill. You often want to hold one or more in your hand. When used skillfully, I find that novas are more resistant to quanta denial. There is nothing at all to destroy in this deck. Although it does want a little  , it is otherwise more reliable.

Anyway, my main point is that adding deja-vus helps a great deal against low-damage enemies. I am currently experimenting with 3 deja-vus and 2 reflective shields. I am also experimenting with only 4 quints to maximize the efficiency of SoW.

[mwaetht]

Deja Vu is excellent. Forgot to take stats, but the version you posted feels like it has much higher win rate. Experimenting with -SoD +Deja Vu now, since SoD seems much less useful without the mark now.