Voting: The New False God

[Terroking]

But they shouldn't be ruined by the classic farm deck. Also, DG has only 4 non-pillar cards, two of which are rares (Adressing the "Not a rare-farm" rule). The closest deck to Neptune so far is Decay, which deserves it. It'll shut down rainbow hard and fast, 23 pests make 7 of your towers null and means it gets 26 dark per turn, and hits you for 46 each turn providing eclipse is out (Stopped by that permafrost again, but it can still finish you with siphon. A jade shield makes it cry though...

[Antagon]

@ Terro: also think the decks should be more challangeing for the classic farm decks. which ones you would prefer?

i personally like phoenix ideas and my own idea

[doomeister]

My thoughts on the four with the most votes-
Neptune is too easy to block by stealing a permafrost shield- Decay wont work because fractal chooses the wrong targets, and even if it didn’t it would be annoying to fight that many pests- Hydra is too big with no hourglasses- and Eternal Phoenix has the same problem as Decay that fractal picks the wrong targets.
So, because of all those problems I think this contest is still up for grabs.
And Scarab King isn’t completely impossible… if you get out an early Otyugh and a bonewall, and steal his hourglasses, you can kill him before he gets started… in theory. And if he uses factal on the wrong thing it doesnt matter because its a rainbow, so he can use whatever creature he does it on.

[cthulhu]

Everyone should vote for nosferatu, 'cause who doesn't love fractal vampires and werewolfs?

[Terroking]

If you don't vote for something because of how good it is, think of Dark Matter, momentum, denial, massive healing, insane damage, defense, lots of control, and still with medium speed. If that's not too strong, then nothing in this contest is.

[Tea is good]

If you think it would be hard to fight against, isn't that a good thing? Can't go around voting for the easy ones, or the ones that are just over the top. Which ones fit the layout?

[baku36]

sooo many that would be cool its tooo hard to pick just three

[killsdazombies]

half of them are copys of others.....

[Hobnob5000]

I was greatly disappointed when I saw Moo Cow was not a rage quit deck based around Fractal-ing Holy Cows and playing them. 23 moos per turn would drive anyone barmy.

[slovenc555]

Four things:1st:To all who voted for Nymph swarm: thanks.
2nd: To all who will vote for nymph swarm: thanks
3rd: To all who did not vote for nymph swarm: [sarcasm]thanks[/sarcasm]
4th: to all who wont vote for nymph swarm: [sarcasm] thanks[/sarcasm]

[Glitch]

Why does nymph swarm have a fire mark?

[Essence]

Personally, I voted for Anomaly, Ozymandias, and my own (Suzaku).  Suzaku is the only Cremation deck to take advantage of the off-element quanta provided by Cremation and is slim and carefully crafted to be perfectly played by the AI -- which many of these decks are not -- while also not being too powerful to be defeated by a normal player.

Anomaly is just covered in control, making it hard to get any strategy established, and would also be well-played by the AI, but doesn't have any truly killer offense, so a simple protected Diamond Shield is game over.  I like that.

Ozymandias is kind of a blend between Suzaku and Anomaly, actually, with massive control but also using off-element cards to their best effect.  I'm not familiar with Scarab swarms, having never playtested with Pharaoh at all nor played with Scarabs ever, but I can see the potential.  LIke XDBD said, it comes down to "will a Druid mutate this" -- I'm assuming it will, so I'm assuming this deck is golden.