Rotten Flesh [Bronze]

[furballdn]

Salvagers slow the deck down much more. They won't be useful for salvaging as they will die upon attacking, and their 1 extra attack is not worth the 1 they cost nor the mark splash.

[Keeps]

I agree with furballdn,
And furballdn, a nasty rumor went around that you quit.
That's ok, because, I've quit three times now, but I was sad when coming back hearing you quit.

[Chapuz]

Removed the new version because it was, indeed, worse.

[kaempfer13]

I didn't test this deck but it looks pretty quanta strained; maybe boneyard as cheaper way to get dmg would help? I am thinking about -2 bone dragons -1 bonewall +1boneyard +1immolation(immolate a skeleton or if necessary a spark instead)+2deflags; that would give this deck a little pc too; would that be worth the even more unreliable draws?

[Crowbarofjustice]

 
i got
win 0
lose 6

and all of them were just situations that could not be helped
the deck worked very well, i could summon dragons at a crazy pace but the bronze decks were just too clever to beat

[neuroleptics]

since it says NOT newbie friendly, i played this

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and found out that i had excessive death quanta although it went up 20: 3 just now against AI3, 3 times were because of my own mistakes actually.

Untested by since it gained quanta so fast, i actually consider

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[hapahauli]

I gave the original deck a couple of spins in Bronze, and it's been a blast to play. 

I am a pretty new player to this game, though I don't think this deck is as "non-newbie friendly" as portrayed.  I've been getting about a ~70% win-rate by following a pretty basic strategy:

• Set-up your "infrastructure," and use Viruses to stall for time while you get 2 Soul Catchers down on the board.  Your life-pool is a resource - be willing to take some early-game damage vs. creature-based decks if they can get shut down by Bone Wall.
• Sac just enough to get a Bone Wall up (ideally only viruses, maybe 1 spark if you have a slow draw or are getting face-rushed)
• Keep sac-ing things and get your Bone Dragons up for a large mid-game damage ramp.

No doubt I could play the deck much better than I am, but even so, it absolutely crushes many standard creature-based strategies.   However, the big flaw with this deck is it gets crushed by certain popular archtypes in Bronze.  For example:

• This deck has no permanent removal, and certain shield-based strategies can shut you down.  Dimensional Shield is a huge problem, as well as some select Bone Wall decks.
• Mono-black is a terrible matchup.  Your early-game is so fragile, that 1-2 early Devourer drops can slow you down beyond repair.  And I see a lot of Mono-black  :(
  
• Entropy decks are very tough with Maxwell's Demon // Discord // Anti-Matter // etc.   Very hard to beat them without a very good draw. 

Again it was quite fun to play (and I ended up getting 2 rare-spins with it), but the meta-game is pretty unfriendly to it right now.  I think Mono-Black decks accomplish much of the same things as this (dearly Devourers to ramp up mana early), with the added benefit of extra disruption and control (Steals, Life Drain, etc).