Guest posts by Nume

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Trio & Quartet / Re: Drain Life with Fractal Black Dragon (non-upgrade)

« on: June 14, 2010, 04:10:52 am »

Yeah its fun to use while watching tv or something. Do the nightfall's actually stack? I didnt think they did, but I guess i've never tried the unupgraded ones. I might try adding an electrocuter to it since it would help greatly with FGs that have momentum, like osiris and gemini, who have no perm control so would be beatable if you got an electrocuter out.

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Trio & Quartet / Re: Drain Life with Fractal Black Dragon (non-upgrade)

« on: June 14, 2010, 02:13:20 am »

I played with this for a while. It isnt the fastest or most efficient deck, but there is something incredibly fun about basically doing nothing then suddenly killing your opponent in the final turn . One thing I did was to upgrade the nightfall, as it basically adds 9 dmg to your final turn which can be quite nice if your semi low on quanta. Also I took 1 aether pillar out and put in a SoG, since I have 3 aether towers not pillars and have never ran low on aether. This is a fun deck to play though, and I almost never lose the fights that are winnable .

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Rainbow Decks / Re: FG Rainbow w/ SoGs, Supernovas, Entropy mark, 34 Cards, Permafrost, V1.22 Tested

« on: June 13, 2010, 11:16:25 pm »

I primarily use my bonewall if I either dont have a perm shield up yet and can kill several creatures with fire storm, or if they have no graveyards and I can kill almost hteir whole board with fire storms. The other case would be when I know I'm going to win in next couple turns, and thus want to reduce the damage I take for those turns to 0 rather than whatever over the perm shield so that I get an EM since the shards arent added till after the creatures attack. At that point I'm in enough control that it will last for those turns and give me EM.

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Archived Decks / Re: Yaladilae's Heavy Quintet (v1.23)

« on: June 09, 2010, 10:48:35 pm »

Heh I wanted to try to recreate that situation, so I made this deck on the trainer and start/quit 20some battles to finally get elidnis... and he played and quinted a puffer fish on the 2nd turn... It still lasted a while but I could never power through his heals, and eventually the poison stacked to the point where I couldn't heal through it with shards. Stupidest way to lose ever imo . I normally laugh when he does that using my rainbow...

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Archived Decks / Re: Yaladilae's Heavy Quintet (v1.23)

« on: June 09, 2010, 10:35:15 pm »

Lol yeah. Though I'd think if you get a pulv you could beat him easily now that thats in deck. No empathic bonds=no healing for him . You'd have to get it early enough and have him play his emp bonds early enough to not have it interfere with eternity though I suppose, so could still turn into a long dragged out match easily. On the positive side he's almost impossible to lose to with this deck... .

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Archived Decks / Re: Yaladilae's Heavy Quintet (v1.23)

« on: June 09, 2010, 09:44:18 pm »

Looks like an interesting deck. And I have to lol at that elidnis screenshot... I dont think I've ever seen him deck out, let alone having 9+ 100+ att/100+ hp creatures on the board at one time .

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Deck Help / Re: Malignant Adrenaline

« on: June 08, 2010, 05:05:21 pm »

You'd still have no chance against jade shield or upgraded mirror shield though, or any other dmg reduction shield with protect artifact, or upgraded hope. But yah when it worked it would be funny heh.

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Archived Decks / Re: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

« on: June 07, 2010, 11:04:37 pm »

Looks like an interesting deck. If I can ever get the nymphs and enough SoR's I'll probably give it a try .

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Rainbow Decks / Re: Aether/Rainbow/Time

« on: June 07, 2010, 08:15:25 pm »

Have you thought of adding any rage elixirs to this deck? I havent tried it yet myself, but in a similar deck in the trainer I had 2 rage elixirs, and if you can get them up on the first titan before TUing it, it adds a great amount to the damage you can do, and with their massive hp they are still generally able to survive almost any damage.

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Rainbow Decks / Re: FG Rainbow w/ SoGs, Supernovas, Entropy mark, 34 Cards, Permafrost, V1.22 Tested

« on: June 07, 2010, 05:24:23 pm »

Interesting ideas. I might try an SoR too because I've had the same issue, either with a queen using too much nature and not being able to mutate at the same time, or my oty not getting enough gravity to keep eating stuff, especially like you said if I have a pulv. The fire shield may be worth it purely for Eternal Phoenix, since he's 1 of the 2 FGs I've still never beaten. I myself added 2 Hourglasses, 2 time towers, and 2 chaos power's since the last time I posted. I find it plays just as fast because of the extra hourglasses and time, and I never have to worry about carding out as I am almost guaranteed to have enough time to support eternity rewinding and I use my PA on it.

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Rainbow Decks / Re: FG Rainbow w/ SoGs, Supernovas, Entropy mark, 34 Cards, Permafrost, V1.22 Tested

« on: June 04, 2010, 12:49:11 am »

I use this deck except that I have added another quint, a jade shield, a phase shield, and a protect artifact. It does slightly increase the odds of a bad hand, but it seems to help me out a lot in a lot of cases. Having an extra quint is very useful for any boss with creature control as it lets me quint all 3 of my main creatures, or even my oty, druid, and a mutant if I have a boneyard up and I'm playing someone who goes TU happy and dont want them taking my good mutants . The phase shield is nice for giving you 3 turns of peace which helps if you have a bad starting hand (also allows you to heal up if you have a couple shards up and use it right before dieing). The jade shield makes Octane and Decay much much easier (its pretty much an auto win against decay). And the PU is nice for all the bosses with perm control so I dont deck out with my eternity.