What's a good 60 card rainbow for crushing FG's?

[godofdeath500]

Just wondering if there is a high win % rainbow for beating them. I have tried many rainbows and speedbows. but with my luck, i have lost way more than i won.

[timtwins]

It's hard to play a deck that big because you don't get the necessary draws sometimes

[Ekki]

It's actually pretty difficult... I'm right now working on one deck of that kind...
http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,14450.0.html
Very difficult to make, and it needs more testing because of more randomness, but I personally like them because of being plenty of strategies, so they're funnier

[me1585]

i win almost every time with this deck against fgs

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[MrBlonde]

i win almost every time with this deck against fgs

Not to sound like a jerk but please don't say things like this. Saying you win almost every time means greater then 80% which everyone knows is not feasible. By looking at the deck i honestly don't think it would hit 50% with no quints, low healing, no stall, and no CC beyond a lone antimatter and a fire shield.

Back to the original topic, I used to play a huge 60 deck timebow but it's just too unstable to be a consistent winner.

[TheonlyrealBeef]

No 60 card deck is good for grinding fgs, they're not consistent/fast enough.

Though some recommendations for building one anyway would be to have 6 Electrum Hourglasses and a Time mark, to start with.