Tiamat

[johannhowitzer]

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Tiamat is mother of all dragons, and their queen.  In dragon form, she has five heads, one for each of the five major families of dragon - Red, Black, White, Green, and Blue.

Deck inspired by EvaRia's Dragon Chimera deck. (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,18603.0.html)

Contains four copies of each Ruby, Obsidian, Light, Jade, and Arctic dragons, plus various CC and PC cards from each element.  Six Sky Blitzes, but no Chimera or Liquid Shadow, that seemed like overkill, despite fitting Tiamat's concept as an amalgam of dragons.


ALTERNATE VERSION:

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Submitting this alternate because the Tiamat described above is specific to Dungeons and Dragons.  Tiamat originally comes from Babylonian mythology, a chaotic goddess of the ocean.  When Marduk got in her way, she created eleven terrifying monsters to attack him.

This deck is roughly a "PSN-Bow" with most of the usual suspects, but I tried to pick the most "terrifying"-looking creatures.  Thus, Otyugh instead of Charger, plus Demon, Scorpion, etc.  The Nymph is Tiamat herself.

[johannhowitzer]

I don't think either deck really has the potential to be played "wrong."  With the exception of Version 1's CC cards and the possibility of Version 2 burning on other things before Supernova, there isn't a card that shouldn't be played if it can be played.

[manaboy100]

First deck is evil. Giant dragons and cc PLUS a Mitosis.

Second is just pure ownage. Normal FGbows couldn't be compared to the speed of the PSNbow.