Is it faster than USEM now?
I'll try it in the trainer, but I doubt it. Due to USEM being a mono, it is inherently more efficient as a grinder even versus slightly faster decks.
In this case, the fact that USEM is a mono and this is a duo does not create such a huge efficiency discrepancy since the damselflies are costless. Meaning, the huge advantage that USEM has from pushing out 1-2 frogs on the 1st turn, is countered by the fact that this deck can push out damage as well, which exponentially increases its chance to push out more on the following turn.
The question is really, will the fragility of the damselflies hold up to become more efficient? Or can they be protected in a manner which allows the damage/utility advantage it has over USEM to be maintained?
Again, my thought is that some of the variants may in terms of TTW, but not in overall clicks or time per game. Certainly, the ability to add some PC, CC, or even a fog shield without greatly changing the deck makeup might help to reduce player frustration vs. AI3s.
It seems to me that the best versions include the Owl's Eye because the deck runs into alot of problems when it tries to outrush scarabs and otyughs. Might even consider a 3rd OE variant as such:
7ai 7ai 7ai 7ai 7ai 7ai 7ms 7ms 7ms 7ms 7ms 7ms 7ms 7mt 7mt 7mt 7mt 7mt 7mt 7mu 7mu 7mu 7mu 7mu 7mu 7n2 7n2 7n5 7n5 7n5
P.S. Bald Eagle is a really boring name and needs to be changed if it turns out to be the quickest.