Fire is used most (for steam machine), so there is a mark of fire, I wanted to make it practical while keeping the cards in equal numbers (10 of each element), originally used permafrost, turtle and firewall, but 3 shields was too many. This is mostly a fun deck, but it can be used for AI3, added rage pots, rewinds and congeals because I had too much quanta.
someone pls make a OTHERS thread... they are good too. everyone uses quantum towers and shards.
But that means a team of (I think 8 people) will have to make [a/some] deck(s) to fight the other elements which uses 60% quantum towers, shards, and "other" weapons i.e. longsword. And at such short notice, all the other teams have had a massive head start to finish an easier task (compared with the other team).
In that case it's better to have mark of darkness and aether pendulums (upgraded though, no point changing for short-term if he's looking to upgrade it eventually)
good idea, do you think it would be best to take some cards out or go above 30? With sundials and light, you can also draw cards faster, meaning having ~35 cards won't be a big problem, but it does mean you have to wait a bit longer for a scorpion to come out (as far as I remember blessings cost 3 )
Edit: Blessings only cost 2 light, which is not a problem.
After trying out some dune scorpion decks, I came accross a few good ideas, including dunes+pharohs, antimatter, PU. But my favorite so-far is dunes+eternity, when used against the AI they will keep playing the "looped" cards repeatedly and the poison will stack up, and they won't get a chance to counter you, because you are reversing their cards back again.
Stall all you want, I can spend all eternity doing this.
I think the marks look like their counter-parts e.g. fire looks like water, air looks like earth, dark looks like light. Pretty cool when you think about it.
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