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5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rk 5rk 5rk 5rk 5rm 5rm 5rm 5rm 5rm 5ro 5ro 5t2 5t2 5t2 5t2 5t2 6rn 6rn 7q5 7q5 8psEven an non-upgraded Golden Hourglass version is excellent against AI3. For that version, trade in the shards for a Reverse Time and a Procrastination.
I have two Eternity, and use both so I have a backup, but also to increase the odds I'll open with one or draw it in the first couple of turns. I use Eternity and Reverse Time to stunt the opponent's deck. If the same creature is drawn turn after turn, they don't get to see any new cards. I reverse the more dangerous creatures first, leaving a 0 power one on top, if I can. In the meantime, I'm getting extra cards via hourglasses. Soon I have enough quanta to continue reversing the creature while playing my dragons. If I'm in danger of getting decked, I can reverse and resummon a dragon each turn, because by then I have all my quanta out. Quanta sources are split between pillars and pendulums to make it a little more Earthquake-resistant.
For AI5 and FG, I'll need a lot more upgrades. Against T50, I can win about half the time, since stunting their draws can be similar to getting a rush, but Steal and Deflagration are common.
