Julia
6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6qq 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u3 6u3 77s 7ah 7dh 7dl 7dm 7dm 7dn 7k2 7n4 7qa 7t7 80i 80i 80i 80i 80i 80iJulia is named after the Julia set, which is a type of fractal. The Julia set is in turn named after French mathematician Gaston Julia.
The extreme amount of towers is to ensure early snovas and free card slots for fractal. (It could very well take 1-2 to get from 0-9
. I don't want Julia to waste her precious fractals now, do I?)
It can adapt because it has CC (bloodsuckers, scarabs, fire buckler), a tad of PC(4 explosions), physalias to bypass shields, and even though the AI will most likely fail with this deck, the AI is the limit.
Rol/Hope: 60%
RoLs can be devoured by scarabs and a lucky fire shield means game over.
CCYB: 80%
I won with a 50% win rate when trying the half-deck in t50. I didn't have x3 mark, and AI plays ccyb like an idiot. Not easy to kill a quinted ffq or destroyer.
Shak'ars: 80%
Like CCYB, not much Julia can do against it.
Pestal, Fractal Scarab, any Fractal deck: 10%
Will be able to fractal your pests/scarabs/whatever before you can deny him.
Liquid Antimatter: 0%
Nothing to LS or AM.
Timebow: 80%
Everything but scarabs can by pwned by firestorm.
