water death duo. Death nymphs, toadfish, mummies, freezing and poison.

[Crowbarofjustice]

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the deck used to have ice shield instead of freeze.
The deck deals a good amount of damage but it often i get my but kicked more quickly than i can kick butt
mostly because i have or had too little to defend myself with, even with the freezes i still get my butt kicked rather quickly.

i use the death nymph to administer quick poison to the enemy.
plague does the same but i can also use it to destroy the bulk of malignant cells that aflotoxin generates.

i also need a cool name for this thing.

any solutions?

[dragonsdemesne]

I'd do my darnedest to fit either ice shield or skull shield (heck, even the 'shield' card would do the job, but skull/ice would be better) in there to prevent the damage from the hordes of malignant cells you're going to be creating.  I'd also recommend cutting the deck down in size.  If you make the shield swap, you won't really need the plagues anymore, for instance.  I think I'd probably cut the toadfishes also, awesome new art aside, you're probably going to be rather swamped for water quanta with all those nymph's tears.  I don't really see the boneyard doing too much for you here, either.

Suggestion:

-4 plague (with skull shields blocking the malignant cells, you shouldn't need this as much anymore, plus you've already got creature control in the form of freezes and death nymphs, and, if you go with my suggestions, skull shields)
-4 toadfish (water quanta is fairly stressed here I think)
-1 boneyard (1/1s aren't going to do a lot for you, you have no way to mutate them, and most shields are going to stop them cold)

+3 skull shield (control the malignant cells, and potentially other creatures as well, and ice shield is a lot more expensive to play, although it is better; it's up to you)

Another possibility for damage sources could be chrysaora.  (if you're worried ditching the toadfish will slow you down)  It's cheap, and poison is relatively difficult to deal with.

Given that this shrinks the deck by 6 cards, you can probably also cut one or two quanta sources.

[Crowbarofjustice]

thanks

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This deck is a huge improvement upon the last one!

[whatifidogetcaught?]

One of the more obvious solution IS Chyrsoras. I am shocked you don't have any. In that new revision, cut 2 freezes and add 3 Chrysoras imo.

[Crowbarofjustice]

One of the more obvious solution IS Chyrsoras. I am shocked you don't have any. In that new revision, cut 2 freezes and add 3 Chrysoras imo.

i may not really need them
the nymphs do a high amount of damage now.

[whatifidogetcaught?]

One of the more obvious solution IS Chyrsoras. I am shocked you don't have any. In that new revision, cut 2 freezes and add 3 Chrysoras imo.

i may not really need them
the nymphs do a high amount of damage now.

They do
I got a grey nymph a month ago. Now I can actually use it!