the miracle of the blessed dunes

[rickerd]

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you'll probably think it sucks....
but it is able to beat ai 3

[omegareaper7]

It doesn't suck, but there are much better versions for ai3, i could see yours being good fun in pvp though.

[furballdn]

Beating AI3 does not make it a good deck

You don't really need 4 improved miracles and 6 SoDs. Instead, I would go for some RT denial so you can make more use of your time quanta. In all honesty, you can just power the blessings off your mark.

[Calindu]

Beating AI3 does not make it a good deck

You don't really need 4 improved miracles and 6 SoDs. Instead, I would go for some RT denial so you can make more use of your time quanta. In all honesty, you can just power the blessings off your mark.

I think you do, probably 3 miracles can't hurt

Try to remove pillars and get in some pendulums.And try a Eternity instead of a miracle.

[Xenocidius]

***TRIALS RESPONSE***

With 40 cards and only 5 copies of each vital combo card, your deck is both slow and unreliable. With limited damage and healing, you're likely to die before your opponent does.

Secondly, your quanta balance is off. You produce too much quanta considering the slowness of the deck, and also produce far too much quanta. However, when we reduce the amount of Time Towers, they are drawn far too unreliably. What can we do about this?

This is what I suggest:

by Xenocidius

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The first thing I did was cut the deck size down to 30 cards. This makes the deck more reliable, as there is a higher chance of drawing the cards you need on time.

Time Pendulums allow you to generate quanta reliably, but not generate too much of it. They also allow for reliable quanta generation. I removed the Rays of Light because they are unnecessary and don't really fit in with the rest of the deck.

I also added some Eternities. These can remove dangerous creatures, allowing you to stall before needing to use a Miracle, force the opponent to replay creatures, which applies more neurotoxin damage. They can also prevent you from decking out if need be.

Thanks for listening, and I hope this helped.