Post by: aaro54 on November 23, 2014, 12:32:43 pm
This is a fresh deck I made. The main damager in it are the colossal dragons, which I buff with acceleration/overdrive. The otyughs are there to get rid of the opponent monsters and to be buffed by the plate armors. The main weaknesses against this deck are creatures with lots of health and damage (Like light dragons) and lobotomizers. The lobotomizers can be countered with Pulverizer, but only if I get it fast. Strenghts are, that the otyughs, if I draw them fast, can eat most critters and sometimes larger foes, and the dragons deal a lot of damage after a few rounds of acceleration or overdrive. A firefly deck, RoL deck or other deck like that is oftenly doomed against this, unless I get unlucky with otyughs. I plan on upgrading the cards in this soon, and then I'll see how it works upped.
Post by: flyingcat on November 23, 2014, 12:34:03 pm
Post by: aaro54 on November 23, 2014, 01:13:08 pm
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Post by: CrockettRocket on December 07, 2014, 01:49:39 am
Your welcome.
I featured this deck in my Surviving the Elements series on YouTube (search for "Surviving the Elements, Day 2"). I was impressed with how effective it was against Level 3's, and yet really simple to use. Nicely done.P.S. destroying the drudic staff rather then waiting for a dragon asap was the better move. A mistake was destroying the empathic bond rather then playing 1.) acceleration on the buffed up oty so you could have finished a turn earlier, or 2.)play another oty so if the opponent kills your buffed oty you still have some defense.
Oh, wouldn't have won a turn earlier. Nvm on that. The oty tip only applies for PVP because AI will target priority the dragon, which is why this deck is very effective against AI.
Post by: andretimpa on December 07, 2014, 02:43:04 am
Post by: jigley9higley on December 07, 2014, 03:40:44 am
Post by: Coffeeditto on December 07, 2014, 03:45:42 pm
Post by: Espithel on December 07, 2014, 03:52:11 pm
Could you maybe take out one of the pulverizers? You have an enchant artifact in there, and 31 is a bad number of cards to have in a deck when it -could- be 30.
Depends on the deck.
This deck is not the fastest thing alive, and its damage is easily neutered, so a 31st card adds deckout potential.
And even if you would take outcard 31, I'd not make it a pulvy.
I'd take out a plate armour, myself.
Post by: Coffeeditto on December 07, 2014, 03:55:04 pm
Could you maybe take out one of the pulverizers? You have an enchant artifact in there, and 31 is a bad number of cards to have in a deck when it -could- be 30.
And even if you would take outcard 31, I'd not make it a pulvy.
I'd take out a plate armour, myself.
Really? The plate armor is what feeds the last Otyugh... The pulvy is going to be protected by the enchant artifact, so if we leave 2 in there, take the enchant artifact out.
Post by: andretimpa on December 07, 2014, 04:25:41 pm
Could you maybe take out one of the pulverizers? You have an enchant artifact in there, and 31 is a bad number of cards to have in a deck when it -could- be 30.
And even if you would take outcard 31, I'd not make it a pulvy.
I'd take out a plate armour, myself.
Really? The plate armor is what feeds the last Otyugh... The pulvy is going to be protected by the enchant artifact, so if we leave 2 in there, take the enchant artifact out.
You'd rather get the pulvy early. And after upping the Otys, gravy shield + PA becoms better than armors.
Post by: Coffeeditto on December 07, 2014, 04:40:03 pm
Post by: CrockettRocket on December 07, 2014, 05:45:09 pm