Feedback wanted: Aflatoxin deck

[vrt]

Strategy should be fairly straightforward: Infect an opponents creature, let it spread, then kill them all with RoF to get high bonewalls/condors/skeletons. Seems to work fairly well against AI3, but I think it could use some finetuning.

[PuppyChow]

I would take out all the burning towers and maybe even replace some brimstone eaters with more bone towers. Then make it mark of fire.

[vrt]

Done that, and it does seem to work. I'm now also thinking of adding in 1-2 skull bucklers to prevent the malignant cells from destroying any bonewall already there.

EDIT: Melikes.

[Tigerente]

Wouldn't it be easier to use Thunderstorm instead of Firestorm, as it cost far less quanta?

[vrt]

Wouldn't it be easier to use Thunderstorm instead of Firestorm, as it cost far less quanta?

Tested it, but the outcome was fairly predictable: Less creature control, and more prone to denial decks. I think I'm sticking with fire.

EDIT: Current build:

12 x Bone Tower -I need the quanta to fuel aflatoxin.
4 x Aflatoxin -Guess.
4 x Condor -Damage dealers
4 x Brimstone Eater -Early damage + fire quanta
4 x Fire Storm -Creature control + taking out the mobs
2 x Skull Buckler -Ignore malignant cell damage
2 x Graveyard -Skeleton mob
3 x Bonewall -Insane shields when played at mob kill


It seems to work very effectively against AI3, but isn't as great for Top 50. It's useless against immortal decks, and has trouble with flying weapons and firefly decks. Light-based or poison decks are a cakewalk though.

[jawesome1]

i would add a few explosions in case of diamond shields pwning your skeletons