[[[ Instant Win Rainbow Deck ]]]

[Scaredgirl]

if the plan is to kill asap, you wont bother with bone walls - the theory is to take the hits in the face and out-damage your opponent. i'd chuck out the bone walls and ulitharid.

my most successful speed deck has used immolate/photons/novas with lava golems, and usually (about 3/4 of the time) wins in 5-6 turns (18-19 cards remain on deck, with 31 card deck), and the rest within the next couple of turns. wins 95% of the time vs level 3, decent in pvp, but stands almost no chance to false gods as pure speed decks are doomed to fail against an unbalanced opponent like the gods.

[p.s. the deck i used above was fully un-upgraded]

If you drop Bone Walls, you have almost zero defense. I would not advice that. If you are lucky, it might work against human players, but against False God, your winning percentage would drop from 35% to 1%

[Scaredgirl]

Dim Shield would probably be better for defence, but replacing the Bone Walls with Twin Universes might be a bit better. With the number of growing creatures in the deck, and the lack of Aether useage (Thunderbolts only cost 1), PUing a big creature, whether it's yours or your opponent's, would greatly increase your damage output. Also, I would probably replace the Fire Spectre with a Lava Destroyer, or a Lava Golem, since it costs 1 less, though it has 2 less attack.

Problem with Twin Universe is that costs too much. Also like I said before, this deck (although is about fast attack) needs some kind of defense. Go try it without and you will see what I mean.

I took Fire Spectre instead of Lava Golem because Fire Spectre is cheaper and Lava Golem uses earth quantum.

[Uncle Jellyfish]

Problem with Twin Universe is that costs too much. Also like I said before, this deck (although is about fast attack) needs some kind of defense. Go try it without and you will see what I mean.

I took Fire Spectre instead of Lava Golem because Fire Spectre is cheaper and Lava Golem uses earth quantum.

Well, Fire Spectre, when upgraded, costs 3, I believe, which is only one less than the unupgraded Lava Golem. Also, you have nothing up there that requires earth anyways, so using it to buff your Golem would probably benefit you more. I tried it with the trainer with Bone Walls and Dim Shields, and Bone Walls DID work better, because they are harder to destroy and impossible to Steal (I was playing T50), but when I replaced them with TUs, I ended up winning MUCH faster, since I was able to copy my large attackers right away, and Aether was never in short supply thanks to the Supernovas. It's obviously a personal choice, but when I see this deck, I think of it as more for PvP, not for the False Gods, so I didn't bother trying it against them, since I'd most undoubtedly lose.

[Scaredgirl]

Problem with Twin Universe is that costs too much. Also like I said before, this deck (although is about fast attack) needs some kind of defense. Go try it without and you will see what I mean.

I took Fire Spectre instead of Lava Golem because Fire Spectre is cheaper and Lava Golem uses earth quantum.

Well, Fire Spectre, when upgraded, costs 3, I believe, which is only one less than the unupgraded Lava Golem. Also, you have nothing up there that requires earth anyways, so using it to buff your Golem would probably benefit you more. I tried it with the trainer with Bone Walls and Dim Shields, and Bone Walls DID work better, because they are harder to destroy and impossible to Steal (I was playing T50), but when I replaced them with TUs, I ended up winning MUCH faster, since I was able to copy my large attackers right away, and Aether was never in short supply thanks to the Supernovas. It's obviously a personal choice, but when I see this deck, I think of it as more for PvP, not for the False Gods, so I didn't bother trying it against them, since I'd most undoubtedly lose.

Elite Graboid uses earth.

Athough Twin Universe is costly, I can see why it might be great in some situations. It's all about if you can get that 6 (7 non-upgraded) quantum to pay for it or not.

I took Thunderbolt because it's very cheap and can be used both in defense (kill enemy characters) or offense (attack opponent directly).

I'll have to try TU. But I don't think you should take more than 2 of them.

[Nihilus]

Im using a similar Deck ScaredGirl.
But I also use some photons and Imollation to help the mana production AND i dont use pillars.
I have some werewolfs too.

It works very well in PVP, level3 and level 50. Never tried vs gods.

[Scaredgirl]

Im using a similar Deck ScaredGirl.
But I also use some photons and Imollation to help the mana production AND i dont use pillars.
I have some werewolfs too.

It works very well in PVP, level3 and level 50. Never tried vs gods.

Yeah I have one werewolf there also, hiding next to those Supernovas.

I tried that Photon and Immolation strategy but I didn't like it. It was way too much about luck. But then again maybe I was just very unlucky or had the wrong deck.

Now that you talked abut it, I just might try it again.

[Uncle Jellyfish]

Lol, I didn't notice the Graboid. >.<" But yeah, I agree with you about running two TU's instead of Bone Walls, but I still stand by the golem. There's only one creature that requires Earth, and it's a cheap creature. With that number of Supernovas, I think that a Lava Golem would be a much better choice, since even though it starts out with much more attack and much less hp, both grow over time, unlike the spectre, which is much more vulnerable to Otys anywhere in the game. But I guess, like I said before, it's all up to personal preference, and ultimately the luck of the draw and your opponent's deck decide how effective it is at any given time.

[iowns]

how many coins would it take to get the nonupgraded rainbow deck shown in the first post?

[Uncle Jellyfish]

how many coins would it take to get the nonupgraded rainbow deck shown in the first post?

921 Electrum normally, but if you start with the Entropy deck, and factor in the cards you start with, it'll cost you 847 Electrum.

[iowns]

thanks

[zaberisk]

blaaaaaa

[Scaredgirl]

deck sucks if it's not upgraded - 4 tries at ai3 - lost everytime

I have no idea how you managed to lose 4 games in a row against level 3 AI. High cost of Bone Wall could be one problem with non-upgraded deck. Or maybe you just need to L2P

You might wanna try the new version I put up. It's faster and more efficient with non-upgraded deck because most cards are cheaper. If you lose all matches with that one also, then you are beyond all hope