The Three Birds of DOOM [FGs] [OTK] [unupped] [rareless]

[Etharaes]

I've always been fascinated by OTKs, and with the the unique utility of dry spell have created my own FG OTK. It also uses one of my favourite cards, vulture. It was originally meant to be just vs normal, 100 HP opponents but after seeing how high the stats of these birds can go, I altered it to take on false gods.

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The Strategy:
1. Aflatoxin one of the FG's creatures ASAP.
2. Start chaining dim shields when you cannot take any more hits, which is usually between 30-45 health.
3. Use the leftover aflatoxins to kill any potential threats, or just any creature above 4 health.

The OTK:
1. Play vulture and boneyard
2. Play rain of fire
3. Play dry spell to kill your own skeletons
4. Play sky blitz, along with momentum (if against gravity shields/bonewalls/dissapation fields) and/or liquid shadow (if you want to EM the false god).
5. Parallel universe your vulture twice
6. Win

6 quanta, 7 quanta, 2 quanta, 9 quanta, 2 quanta, 4 quanta, and 14 quanta is required to pull off this OTK.

It is possible to play all 9 cards on the one turn, but needs the hourglass for that to happen. Boneyard can be played before the rest, because it is a low priority permanent, and large amounts of PC ruin the whole deck anyway.

This deck is weak to any heavy PC, spell damage and poison. I am still playing around with the amount of pillars. The LS is completely unneccesary, but I included it for the novelty of one-shotting AND EMing false gods.

I suggest upgrading the hourglasses first, followed by the aflatoxins, and the dimensional shields. Dry spell and boneyard should NEVER be upped, as it ruins the OTK.

I know there are similar decks to this, but I'm posting this as it is my first home-made false god deck.

Any constructive criticism is appreciated.

[whatifidogetcaught?]

Couldn't this work with just Dry Spell?

[presspl4y]

Couldn't this work with just Dry Spell?

Without trying this deck out, three things come to mind.
1.) Dry Spell would kill your Vulture unless it is upgraded.
2.) If the opponent has any 3 hit point creatures, RoF would kill them but, Dry Spell would not.
3.) Unless you had 2 Dry Spells, you wouldn't be able to kill the skeletons on your side after they spawned.

Again, I haven't tried this deck yet, but I doubt the 7 requirement would be an issue worth using weaker mass CC.

Interesting looking deck, looking forward to toying with it.

[mathman101]

Couldn't this work with just Dry Spell?

Without trying this deck out, three things come to mind.
1.) Dry Spell would kill your Vulture unless it is upgraded. Rain of fire is used first on the opp maligilent cells to initially up the vultre's stats, that way dry spell won't kill the vultures
2.) If the opponent has any 3 hit point creatures, RoF would kill them but, Dry Spell would not. Again the plan would be to create many maligilent cells, for rain of fire first, and then a burst of dry spell. so any enemy with 4 or less hp would be killed between the two.
3.) Unless you had 2 Dry Spells, you wouldn't be able to kill the skeletons on your side after they spawned. if you are using an unupped boneyard, unupped skeletons with 1hp would be spawned, and able to die to dry spell

Again, I haven't tried this deck yet, but I doubt the 7 requirement would be an issue worth using weaker mass CC.

Interesting looking deck, looking forward to toying with it.

this looks like it could be a good deck, the only concern i see would be possibly not enough for the alfatoxins early enough. maybe switch 1 or 2 of the  pillars to pendulems. otherwise it looks like it would be a great deck to have some fun with. I can't wait to test it out a bit.

[presspl4y]

Couldn't this work with just Dry Spell?

Without trying this deck out, three things come to mind.
1.) Dry Spell would kill your Vulture unless it is upgraded. Rain of fire is used first on the opp maligilent cells to initially up the vultre's stats, that way dry spell won't kill the vultures
2.) If the opponent has any 3 hit point creatures, RoF would kill them but, Dry Spell would not. Again the plan would be to create many maligilent cells, for rain of fire first, and then a burst of dry spell. so any enemy with 4 or less hp would be killed between the two.
3.) Unless you had 2 Dry Spells, you wouldn't be able to kill the skeletons on your side after they spawned. if you are using an unupped boneyard, unupped skeletons with 1hp would be spawned, and able to die to dry spell

Again, I haven't tried this deck yet, but I doubt the 7 requirement would be an issue worth using weaker mass CC.

Interesting looking deck, looking forward to toying with it.

I think you are confused.  I was replying to whatifidogetcaught's question if this would work with just Dry Spell.  None of your comments apply to a scenario with just Dry Spell.

[MaTianLong]

Upped would be very interesting, and also better running...

2 Hourglasses are too few

[Chapuz]

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This is my version:

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5 hourglasses to avoid lack of shields, then you will discard the extra ones, such as the extra Aflas.  mark for obvious reasons and more quantum pendulums to get  and stuff.
As the most  gained from FGs is with the upped cards and not with the EMs, I removed the Liquid Shadow.

As additional info, you need to kill 18 opponent's creatures to reach 200 damage (supossing all creatures as <3 HP)

[ninetyfools]

I like the idea of this deck but after around 10 games of FG i haven't won one lol