Duo-Aether/Time: The Silent Assassin (PvP)

[Roblos]

The Silent Assassin

by Roblos

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Deck:
12xAether Towers
6xSundial
6xSilence
5xFractal
3xBall lightning

Strategy

This deck is quite simple, you start spamming silence on the opponent while using the sundials to draw more cards quicker or negate creature damage. If you have the possibility of going first, you will be able to silence your opponent for several turns, forcing him to discard cards while only gaining mana from their mark. Later, you can play fractal on your ball lightning 3 times to kill your enemy (since the enemy had many turns negated it is difficult for him to build any defences).

Pros:
-If first it proves a high wining ratio
-Forces opponent to discard cards

Cons:
-It takes at least 3 turns to kill the oponent
-If the oponent managed to go first, by placing pillars he will be able to gaing a huge amaount of quanta
-Needs all cards but fractal to be upgraded in ordeer to be "usable" (no upgraded towers=no silence on first turn)
-Quanta control

Variants:
-Swapping 1 BL for 1 Sword
-Swapping the Sundials for Precognitions and changing mark to time
Notes:
I only tested this deck on Ai3 since this deck is pointless against 200hp oponents. It has an average of 4/5 wins going out first over(20 matches going first) and 5/18 being second (18 matches going out second). Any help with the deck would be apreciated.

[Xenocidius]

If you swap Sundials for Precogs, you'll definitely want to take out two of them. It may be worth taking out two Sundials anyway, but they're good for stalling. Other than that, looks good. Have you played in PvP? Chaining Silences = opponent ragequits