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Photons for precognitions, maybe? They would speed up the start ^^Hmm... yes, they would. And maybe the hourglass for a precog too.
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To fix the lack of quantum.. just maybe.. novas?I thought of that myself, but replacing what?
I'm glad you took a few of my thoughts in consideration.I already did your first suggestion since I posted that deck, and I'm thinking about taking one hourglass out. They do help me draw up all the good stuff even faster and I originally left in two for Deflagration insurance, but in a rush deck, even one card less can make a difference and they're not that necessary.
So, the deck is smaller, which means it will run much more smoothly, and it isn't heavy in quantum anymore. Some other thoughts would be to take out 1 photon (since one deja-vu is actually 2 mutation critters) and 1 time factory, to make it 31 cards. If you don't want to do that, the hourglasses in a 33 card deck is kind of useless, so I would take them out.
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And now I see that you suggested a Mark of Entropy, which would mean I'd get to play all the Mutations in time. I'll try that deck sometime.That setup (unupgraded) basically lets me use three mutations. For a deck with no creatures other than Deja Vus and Fate Eggs, that seems a bit too few.If you run fallen elves, you'll have to add more pillars to play them, plus a way to add the life quanta. This makes the deck a lot bigger than it needs to be, and reduces your chances of getting a mutation in time anyways.
It's a fairly bulky trio deck. Here's what I would do to trim the fat down to 30 cards.That setup (unupgraded) basically lets me use three mutations. For a deck with no creatures other than Deja Vus and Fate Eggs, that seems a bit too few.
Remove the all the non-time pillars and pendulums, the shields, and the hourglasses.
Replace the fallen elves with six mutations. This eliminates the need to life quanta.
Change the mark to entropy and adjust the card numbers to balance the quantum spread.
Here's what I got with testing:Code: [Select]4vj 4vj 4vj 4vj 4vj 4vj 4vk 4vk 4vk 4vk 4vk 4vk 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rh 5rh 5rh 5rh 5rh 5rh 5ri 5ri 5ri 5ri 5rk 5rk
If you want to upgrade this, I would start with the novas. They are very good in false god killing rainbows. After that I would upgrade the hourglasses and the fallen elves as they too can be used in a rainbow. Anything after that any towers you still have would be a great upgrade as well.
I personally think that the worst thing to face with this deck is Rain of Fire and Fire Shield... But there is nothing to do about that..Ouch. I'm glad I've never met that before.
The deja-vu's are his mutation critters, I wouldn't recommend taking them out. I would, however, recommend --Thank you for the advice. Yeah, so far I had good luck with the Elves, mutating my creatures into generally awesome things (although there have been a few dumb mutations, such as a Chrysaora with momentum), but there have been a few accidental deaths. As soon as I get enough electrum for upgrades, the Elves will be first.
-Taking out a quantum pillar and putting a Life Pend in it's place.
-Taking out one reverse time and add a Amethyst Pillar/Tower, not Amethyst Pendulum.
-Taking out one Fallen Elf and instead replace it with something you like or would use. For example,you might have waay too time quantum later on, so a Time Dragon, for example. Or just a procrastination if you want it. Or nothing.
Upgrading Path (Suggestions and Thoughts).
My first, obvious suggestion would be, if you end up liking or really want to use this deck, it would be to upgrade most of the Fallen Elf's (Elves. Or ElveNs? ???). Why? Well, with them un-upgraded you have a chance of killing your target, just as they can become abominations. With upped, you can get much better mutations.
If you are doing that, then leave at least 1 Un Upped for CC'ing the opponent's huge critters. It might not look like it, but it works.
The second would be upgrading the Hourglasses.
each.i see you having some quanta problems with this deck.As Dm1321 said, the Dejas are my mutation critters and I think I'd be hard pressed to find better ones. The idea for the deck came to me because Time is a very rushy element with Hourglasses and Precognition and low cost, (initially) weak creatures which, combined with the also not too high cost of the Fallen Elves and their ability means that if I don't get stuck with an incredibly stupid hand (all pillars or no pillars for the first few turns, for example), I can generally score a win over most people who don't expect this combination, and even some who do.
your deck is actually a trio with a rainbow touch:+
(elfs abillity)
trios are tricky to build/balance the quanta production.
also i suggest to make it smaller to get more usefull cards on a draw (30-34 cards)
some suggestions for improving your deck idea:
- make a full rainbow (about 12 quantum towers) with time mark -> only keep your fate eggs and take 2-3 (max) elfs in it
- take mutations instead of the elfs: tournament deck example (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,7266.0.html)
- make a entropy deck with life mark and take photons, sparks or cheap life critters as mutation base
more help for building decks: 9 Tips for Better Deck Building (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,3329.0.html)
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