Thunderbirds

[Uncle Jellyfish]

I was inspired by BluePriest's Aether/Death deck, and Jmizzle's comment about a more Death heavy version (conversation here (http://"http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,4071.0.html")), so I made this one. I didn't test it much, but it went 7/0 against AI3 and 2/0 against Top 50 (a speed rainbow and a 40+ FG farmer).

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Turn 6


Next turn...XD


Trick is to play the BLs in your hand before the Condors, and then Fractal the BLs and spam. If you only have one or two Condors in your hand, and nothing else but a single Fractal and BLs, then play the BLs, Fractal them, spam, and THEN play the Condors, so that they attack last and deal the most damage after the BLs die.

Comments? Concerns? Frustrations?

[got a wish]

wow that is quite a good strategy but unfortunattly for me im rubbish with scavanger decks

[Uncle Jellyfish]

I had a lot of fun with this deck. It's the kind of deck where you don't play anything at all, and then suddenly you hit the opponent for 50+ damage in a single turn. You can usually pull off a two turn kill, or a three turn kill if they have healing (assuming it isn't too extreme).

[Tea is good]

Suh-weet! It looks like a good deck to play against HBs.

[icybraker]

I love it. Combining the volatile nature of Sparks with the powers of capitalizing on dead creatures. I'll make this deck when the next patch comes in.

[Uncle Jellyfish]

I'm very glad you like it, lol. Try it out in the trainer. It's quite fun, and it's actually not that bad of a deck.