No wonder FG are so tough

[squishyone]

Just quit against Osiris using a rainbow deck partially upgraded. I submit, humbly, that the FG be subject to the same rules we are with regards to six of any one card in their deck aside from towers.

(http://imageplay.net/view/m7Gbd64101/osiris)

 Note the SEVEN Pharaohs in play with no Aether to cast Twin Universe.

[Baily18]

never noticed? they can have up to 12 of the same card(must be even)

[Wisemage]

youre telling me you DIDNT know that?

also, their power has nothing to do with having 200 hp, and drawing 2 cards per turn, along with having fully upped decks.

[sSethia]

False Gods have about 100 cards. Osiris has way more than 7 pharoahs. If he had any less, it would throw off the balance because it would take way too long just to draw one pharoah. Then, you might say to cut down the amount of cards in a False God's deck. Then, they would deck out too fast because of their double card drawing power. If you want to cut that out, then False Gods would be just as easy as AI5s.

You see, changing the way False Gods play now kind of throws them off balance. That's why I think they are perfect as is.

[Wardead]

Did you notice they were called Fake Gods. They are meant to be unfair.

[Bloodshadow]

When I designed Osiris I specifically meant to give him 12 Pharaohs. The deck of a False God is basically a fully upped deck, double all the cards.

[bojengles77]

All FG decks are simply a regular deck with 30 - 60 cards, with every card having a duplicate. The whole point of FG is that you lose more than you win - but wins give huge payoffs.

[hello5666]

[They have to be tough