Steamolation

[7wavemaster]

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I'm thinking of -1 steam machine +1 defrag.  Any comments or criticizem appreciated.

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4vh 52q 55q 5f6 5f6 5f9 5f9 5f9 5f9 5f9 5f9 5i4 5i4 5i4 5i4 5i4 5ii 5ii 5ii 5ii 5l9 5l9 5l9 5l9 5l9 5l9 5og 5rk 5ur 61q 8pp

[Appawesome]

I use a deck like this, but I call it stimmolation.

[SpikeSpiegel]

Nice deck, it seems pretty balanced...i like it...

 

[Tom Chunata]

anything it was built for, or you just saw the synergy? I like it

[152710]

I´d change the water pillars for fire pendulums. I am massing loads of water quantum with this deck, but sometime lack fire to keep my boats steaming...

[scauduro221095]

I´d change the water pillars for fire pendulums. I am massing loads of water quantum with this deck, but sometime lack fire to keep my boats steaming...

i agree with 152710 u need more 5 quanta and while u r using immolation u dont need the fire quanta as much so wen u finish with them u have massed a fair bit of fire quanta and u can just keep upping them...definetly pendulums though i wouldnt go anything else

[lukce]

No. If you play pends instead pillars, that way you would have less water quanta production and it would slow this deck a lot. It is okay this way, no need to change it. I like it.

[RootRanger]

I just don't think steam machines and immolation work well together. Immolation is all about short term quantum, but steam machines are for long term damage. Immolations are faster than quantum pillars for the first three turns, but pillars generate more quantum after four turns. Steam machines, however, start out weak but are very strong after four turns. I think that if you want to use steam machines you should use pillars because it will pay off in the long run.