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Duo-Decks / Hellfire (Fire/Death)
« on: December 15, 2009, 10:10:27 pm »
Here's a fun pvp/top50 deck idea I've been toying with. I haven't seen this anywhere on the forum or wiki, sorry if someone already posted this.
I like this build for a few reasons. First, the main damage sources go straight through shields and sundials (eliminating the need for permanent control). There's barely any creatures or permanents, making steals, explosions, and pulverizer's next to useless. Control decks tend to get wiped out pretty early. I'd say it works equally well against speed and poison decks. Originally, I used 3 firestorms for creature control instead of the dragons, but poison would usually eke out a win. As soon as I switched them out for dragons my win rate hit 100%. I find that the fire lances are plenty effective for creature control, with poison and dragons doing most of the work. Last point is that the mark gives just enough quanta for a steady stream of dot, without needing to add in more towers. All in all, this deck is a huge aggro machine, fast, and pretty versatile. The only change I can think of right now is to switch out one of the towers for another dragon, but then I might undercut my precious fire quanta and end up with a hand full of dragons. I'm open to suggestions. . .
I like this build for a few reasons. First, the main damage sources go straight through shields and sundials (eliminating the need for permanent control). There's barely any creatures or permanents, making steals, explosions, and pulverizer's next to useless. Control decks tend to get wiped out pretty early. I'd say it works equally well against speed and poison decks. Originally, I used 3 firestorms for creature control instead of the dragons, but poison would usually eke out a win. As soon as I switched them out for dragons my win rate hit 100%. I find that the fire lances are plenty effective for creature control, with poison and dragons doing most of the work. Last point is that the mark gives just enough quanta for a steady stream of dot, without needing to add in more towers. All in all, this deck is a huge aggro machine, fast, and pretty versatile. The only change I can think of right now is to switch out one of the towers for another dragon, but then I might undercut my precious fire quanta and end up with a hand full of dragons. I'm open to suggestions. . .