The name was just to be awkward.
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Divine Miracles.
I built this deck basing it off of comparison to a genus of
de facto monos using Flying Weapon and Morning Glory, with the same stall tactics of Sod+Miracle.
This was the best I could do for an unupped genuine mono equivalent.
The advantage of Dragons is card advantage. With Dragons, 1 card is 10 damage. With Flying Glories, even upped, you get 8 damage for 2 cards. The clear downside of Dragons is that those other two cards (together) still cost half as much as one Dragon. Yet changing those pairs for Dragons frees up space for other cards (importantly in the unupped - more pillars).
Generally this deck has a good win-rate in PvP1 though I haven't done stats. It is capable (with a degree of luck) of outlasting mono-Aether stalls. The chance of EM is essentially that of a deck with no healing capabilities, but you can usually win at high HP.
The deck is vulnerable to high defense. Bone wall is a pain, as is regenerative life-gain. Gold Dragons may be tough but they're by no means invincible. It naturally suffers from Light's lack of either PC or CC, too.
And of course one more weakness that bears pointing out: it is super rare heavy - the cheapest thing in it besides the pillars being Dragons.
Critical discussion duly appreciated!
