First of all, gravity force uses one quanta to almost guarantee the enemy creature is within paradox range, it's an excellent card. Shockwaves would be a good card, in retrospect I could have used them, but as the difference is only 1 quanta and the competition is about using the new cards, I don't consider it too much of a mistake. Crunching the numbers sir, I apologize for any mistakes in damage dealt. Your deck does in fact hit for more than mine does. While every creature has the possibility for being used for butterfly effect, the amount of creatures in your deck far outnumbers the amount of butterfly effect, meaning the vast majority of them are useless in that regard. As far as epinephrine goes, I give the same critique for it you gave for fire shield, except epinephrine gives you eight extra damage where fire shield synergizes with the deck. While your deck has many cards it can played with a single nova, I was under the impression your deck wasn't a simple nova rush deck. If it is, than I point out cards like horned frog which would be far better in that regard. Unless of course, you're playing a butterfly based deck. In which case you need more pillars. If you are attempting to do both, I ask how such a bipolar deck with no synergy is supposed to work. Only six butterfly effects in your deck makes me wonder if the god is based on the card, but that aside, even one of those completely cancels out your mark. In that case, your deck would need at last two pillars to function at bare minimum, but having three or more would be nice. Getting the required pillar would most likely occur on turn five. Although I see your point, the deck could survive with a good draw. Ten butterfly effects gives you at least one in your opening hand, which is good because, like the contest requires, the deck is built around having one. Fog is one of the weaker shields in the game, and as you have a 1/5 chance of getting it in your opening hand, I highly doubt you'll ever both have it and need it. If your deck likes discord-combos, I recommend putting in more of them, instead of relying on a lucky draw. It all comes back to your deck being unfocused and unrefined, not something a false-god should be.
Again, I apologize if this offends you in any way, and only ask you reconsider picking anomaly, which does the same thing but better, more consistently, and with a cooler name. =P
EDIT: I gave your deck a fair shake and played it against the halfbloods. It won 1 game out of 10.
