HELP ME IMPROVE MY FG DECK!

[awp3827]

by awp3827

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ok, here is my deck. my idea is to defence and wait for the dragons.
but there are some problems!

1. it takes a long time to finish a game
2. there are some FG which i can't win(e.g. seism akebono......)

I need your advises!

[pikachufan2164]

If you find that games take too long, play a different deck. Larger rainbows take a long time to finish games.

If you're still going to go for a 60-card rainbow, then here's how you can streamline it:

• 22 Quantum Towers. Drop the Supernovas, since they're not going to help you much with such a huge deck.
• 6 Hourglasses. Yes, you need that much card draw to set up in the early game.
• Time mark. This helps you get your card draw engine started up faster.
• Creature base. You'll want something that's more efficient than just Dragons. 2-3 Otyugh, 1 Firefly Queen, 1 Fallen Druid, and 1 Boneyard is the usual creature engine for a large rainbow -- eat everything you safely can with Otyugh, generate Skeletons and Fireflies, then mutate them with the Druid.
• 2-3 Quintessence. It's a lot more convenient to use than Anubis.
• Pulverizer and Eternity. Pulvy lets you get rid of all sorts of annoying permanents repeatedly, and Eternity prevents deckout, provides creature control, and lets you finish the game faster by turning your Skeletons into other creatures.