PVP-deck: the fast stall

[kaempfer13]

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The deck idea is very simple: Shard of Bravery forces your enemy to draw 1 card for every card he played while enchanted Dimensional shields and bouncing the photon with eternity keeps you alive. It counters most decks with 30 to ~40 cards unless they happen to use momentum/spell dmg or SoF or their own eternity or are smart enough to play just 1 card per turn (this is against the instinct of most gamers, so you wil have an easy time to force them to deck out)
This just the rough idea, I am pretty sure u can help me improve this deck. For example sundials look very attractive, however they might make your first hand to random.

[mega plini]

hmm... you can cut on protect artifacts I think
If you leave out the  you can maybe play some Bolts or RoF instead?

[Drake_XIV]

hmm... you can cut on protect artifacts I think
If you leave out the  you can maybe play some Bolts or RoF instead?

I actually think the PAs are a good idea.  Last time I checked, there were a lot of Nymph Tear decks in PvP1

[Fireleaf]

I would say cut the stone pillars, change mark to  , replace aether and time pillars with time pends, and run SoBe and EA off of Novas. I like the idea, but the quanta balance just seems very off.

[CuCN]

But if you use novas for your EAs you'll only have the quanta to play three of them because they cost 2 unupped.

[blarp]

take out the time towers, photon and eternity. shouldn't need that at all.

I've fooled around with ideas like this, I still prefer sosac to dims however. (I recommend checking out unupped blarp, link in signature, for a similar theme)

[Fireleaf]

But if you use novas for your EAs you'll only have the quanta to play three of them because they cost 2 unupped.

*facepalm*

Can't believe I forgot that... Idk what to suggest then.