the 30 card godkiller

[Demagog]

Ah, well you failed to mention that detail. That's what I get for making an assumption though.

[Scaredgirl]

Ah, well you failed to mention that detail. That's what I get for making an assumption though.

Well, I did mention it a couple of times on this thread, just not on that particular post.

If you are playing a small upgraded deck, I strongly recommend you to take Supernovas. Supernova is the 2nd most powerful card after Sundial, and makes a HUGE difference when fighting the likes of Seism.

[Demagog]

Eh, not sure I want to do that just to improve against one god... I might test it out when I get the funds (I'm looking at the necro-rainbow right now) and ever since making your anti-rainbow I've had a dry run of winning cards off the FG's, so my funds are kind of low.

[Scaredgirl]

Eh, not sure I want to do that just to improve against one god... I might test it out when I get the funds (I'm looking at the necro-rainbow right now) and ever since making your anti-rainbow I've had a dry run of winning cards off the FG's, so my funds are kind of low.

It doesn't just help against Seism, it helps against all the Gods because Supernova makes your deck faster early in the game. It helps against Seism the most because of his Earthquakes.

The smaller the deck is, the better Supernovas are.

[Demagog]

Well obviously it improves against them all, but the improvement would only be worthwhile against the three FG's I mentioned since I have no problem with the others (except when hermes gets a protected shield out, that f's me lol). So it's not high on my priority list at the moment. Like I said though, I'm looking at the necro-rainbow and I'm pretty sure it has supernovas in it... although I may be confusing it with the many other decks I've looked at lately.

[The conartist]

On an off-note I jst saw you in heroes of gaia SG

[sillyking14]

The problem with this strategy is you lose 30 electrum ~36% of the time by default, which is a ton of electrum if you aren't having luck at the slots.

well yeah but one win makes up for two quits (roughly) since you get 60 electrum for beating an FG, 120 if you master but i don't know how likely that is with this deck. anyway the point is that you would have to lose (on average) 2/3 matches (including quitting) and win 1/3 to break even. so long as you keep your winning percentages above those you will make a net profit (on average). so it would probably be better to start farming gods with a few hundred (if not thousand) electrum in the bank so that you can wait out for the statistical "law of large numbers" to kick in.
although i don't know if this deck is a faster farmer because you need to compare win consistency with speed.

[Uncle Jellyfish]

On an off-note I jst saw you in heroes of gaia SG

Waaaaaay off topic, lol. Which server are you guys in? o-o

[The conartist]

One more thing, this deck is made to have better farming efficieny then Sg rainbow, wasn't compared to a jmizzle or alaska (I don't think) and so yeah.

If this could be stickied (seeing as how this is a direct god-farming deck and not some scarab deck) That would be cool, I just want others to see this alternative deck.

[The conartist]

The problem with this strategy is you lose 30 electrum ~36% of the time by default, which is a ton of electrum if you aren't having luck at the slots.

well yeah but one win makes up for two quits (roughly) since you get 60 electrum for beating an FG, 120 if you master but i don't know how likely that is with this deck. anyway the point is that you would have to lose (on average) 2/3 matches (including quitting) and win 1/3 to break even. so long as you keep your winning percentages above those you will make a net profit (on average). so it would probably be better to start farming gods with a few hundred (if not thousand) electrum in the bank so that you can wait out for the statistical "law of large numbers" to kick in.
although i don't know if this deck is a faster farmer because you need to compare win consistency with speed.

You don't always win 60 electrum, If I won with ~50 hp I would only get 30 electrum or so. Basicly.

[Tinyboss]

For someone in my position (half dozen or so upgraded cards thanks to SG's big rainbow FG-killer deck), is it better to move to a 30-card deck to maximize the benefit of my few upgrades?  I just won an Eternity so I can start playing with small decks if it's helpful to do so.

[The conartist]

For someone in my position (half dozen or so upgraded cards thanks to SG's big rainbow FG-killer deck), is it better to move to a 30-card deck to maximize the benefit of my few upgrades?  I just won an Eternity so I can start playing with small decks if it's helpful to do so.

Well it depends, if you want a higher win ratio stick with SG, but if you want more electrum faster then try this one.