Contest: The New False God

[Ruduen]

Salvager

Code: [Select]

710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 710 712 712 712 712 714 714 714 714 714 714 717 717 719 719 719 71a 71a 71b 71b 71c 71c 71c 71c 7h1 7h1 7h1
Mark of water by itself is enough to support Inundation. Condor survives in the middle row, bone wall out, and both get fed via Aflatoxin, Plague, and Inundation. Aflatoxin the enemy to fill up their middle row, and let inundation do the rest. Plague malignant cells for good measure when necessary to up the death count. The boneyards shouldn't take up the middle, until there's a lot of dying going on, but if it does, then it's simply a loss of condors, being replaced instead with a bone rush.

It's got no spell control, but its creature control is extremely high. This deck can quickly fill up and control an opponent's field, preventing a good deal of their decks from being used at all. It focuses on slow death instead of burst, and has cards that essentially feed off of the numerous deaths that should occur with inundation and plagued cells.

Realistically, the deck is slightly weak due to the lack of permanent control and monsters. Ideally, stronger death monsters could be added. However, in general, the AI would have to know not to play things outside the middle row. The original version had water monsters and pillars that could help to swarm, but it seemed more pure to only use inundation for water cards.

[xdawnbydeath]

Ozymandias
"Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair..."

Ozymandias is another name for Ramesses the Great, Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.  His arrogance was such that he claimed, in essence, that his works would live forever and no one would ever surpass them.  His time passed, Entropy took over, and he was mostly forgotten until archaeologists rediscovered him thousands of years later. 

Code: [Select]

6tt 6tt 6tt 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u6 6u6 6u8 744 744 744 744 746 746 749 77i 7am 7go 7n7 7q0 7q0 7q0 7q0 7q0 7q0 7q0 7q0 7q8 7qc 7qc 7qc 7qc 80h

The idea is simple: Pharaoh to create Scarabs and control enemy creatures; Butterfly Effect on an Armagio to control enemy permanents.  Gravity Shield to keep fattie threats at bay; Maxwell's to keep high-attack threats off the board.  A few key off-element items to seal the deal (Protect/Quint) and some direct damage (Shock/Ice -- which can also kill enemy creatures in combo).

The only question is: will Fallen Druids mutate Scarabs usefully under the AI equation?  If so, this deck is golden.

[vrt]

Contest ended, voting will be up soon!