Nymphs Tears-Light Deck

[jippy99]

I made this deck a few days ago and it has been quite successful against AI3 and pvp1.

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[badivan1]

Regarding PvP1, what matchups are favourable ?

[Dan43]

Here are the changes I would make to this deck:
+ Ice Shield
- 2 Golden Dragons
- 2 Light Pillars
+ 3 Water Pillars

[badivan1]

Here are the changes I would make to this deck:
+ Ice Shield
- 2 Golden Dragons
- 2 Light Pillars
+ 3 Water Pillars

Since you don't need the dragons anymore, it is best to switch all the light pillars into light pendulums.  Pendulums are legal targets of the Tears ; therefore, light pendulums get to become light nymphs as well as producing additional water quanta.

[jippy99]

Here are the changes I would make to this deck:
+ Ice Shield
- 2 Golden Dragons
- 2 Light Pillars
+ 3 Water Pillars

Since you don't need the dragons anymore, it is best to switch all the light pillars into light pendulums.  Pendulums are legal targets of the Tears ; therefore, light pendulums get to become light nymphs as well as producing additional water quanta.

I am still going to keep the dragons because they are a source of damage if I do not draw a nymphs tears or it gets killed or I do not have enough quanta to make a light nymph.

[badivan1]

I am still going to keep the dragons because they are a source of damage if I do not draw a nymphs tears or it gets killed or I do not have enough quanta to make a light nymph.

We were suggesting to drop the golden dragons, not the ice dragons.  In any case, the deck below is how I interpreted your deck.

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[jippy99]

I am still going to keep the dragons because they are a source of damage if I do not draw a nymphs tears or it gets killed or I do not have enough quanta to make a light nymph.

We were suggesting to drop the golden dragons, not the ice dragons.  In any case, the deck below is how I interpreted your deck.

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I understood that, but then I would have a surplus of light quanta and only a miracle to use.

[badivan1]

I understood that, but then I would have a surplus of light quanta and only a miracle to use.

You could switch light with aether : turquoise nymph are 7/2, but they have immortality.  Just something to consider.

[trisk22]

Or your strategy could be focused completely on the light nymphs and dragons.

[jippy99]

My strategy is to get the nymphs out and enough quanta to get the dragons out.  I picked light because their nymph has the highest attack.  What I am trying to do is to make as many light nymphs as possible as quickly as I can and build up enough quanta to get the dragons out.  Although I can understand the point for using a turquoise nymph, it sacrafices a good dragons and 1 damage per nymph per turn.

[badivan1]

My strategy is to get the nymphs out and enough quanta to get the dragons out.  I picked light because their nymph has the highest attack.  What I am trying to do is to make as many light nymphs as possible as quickly as I can and build up enough quanta to get the dragons out.  Although I can understand the point for using a turquoise nymph, it sacrafices a good dragons and 1 damage per nymph per turn.

I don't think you have enough quanta to support both ice dragons+tears+blue nymph ability and golden dragon.