Lachesis

[Hellpyre]

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I basically wanted to see how a FG would do with Fate Egg/SoR, so I tried the first version out in the trainer. It hit me like a bag of bricks, except for the few times it didn't end up creating Elte Anubises. So I added a few of the more useful cards from outside of Time, as well as a straight Anubis. Except for the lack of natural creature control, how does it look?

[ColorlessGreen]

It's a good idea, but it kinda steps on the toes of destiny and chaos lord. We have other FGs that have some overlap with one another, but they rarely have a complete overlap in core strategy - the only difference between the core strategy here and destiny's core strategy is SoR.

If you want to differentiate it more, maybe try making it a time/life (plus QTs and maybe even splash cards still) and going for mitosis/egg (and SoR). You could also go for eggs and phoenixes or eggs and air or some other bird-y themed thing that would give it a far different feel from the existing FGs.

[Hellpyre]

Actually, the idea of mitosis/egg sounds like it could work really well to me. Maybe throw in some quints to let there be an endless stream...I like it. I'll play around to see if it works out to the same level of strength.

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After a small bit of testing how the AI plays with it, this came out pretty powerful. It doesn't tend to have much in the way of PC, but the AI always seems to wait for a Elite Anubis-Mitosis-SoR-Immortality on the mitosis anubis. And then it gets the rest of it's creatures from eggs, with most of them made immortal as they come out.