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Zawadx · « **on:** July 19, 2014, 11:59:45 am »

TIME TO ENTER THE TRIALS
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30,000+ score in Elements
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Drake_XIV · « **Reply #1 on:** July 19, 2014, 03:06:46 pm »

DRAKE_XIV ENTERS THE FRAY

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There is no creature control.

There is no permanent control.

There are no creatures.

There are no weapons.

Just the Immortal.

Stalwart as the mountain. This is a phrase that can best be used in relevance to Immortal and variants of it, much like the one used above. The entire premise of this deck is not to win with force, but attrition. With a higher base deck size paired with the immense amount of healing and damage mitigation packed into it, players focus more on surviving the blows of their enemy as they watch their opponents lose via deck out.

The key components are:

Titanium Shield: This shield has the highest base damage reduction and, therefore, is the best form of stand-alone damage mitigation available in either Earth or Light. Upgrading it means even more reduction and even more turns gained from the deterred damage.
Miracle: Before any defenses are up, chances are that this deck will be brought dreadfully low. Or even after the walls are raised, there is sufficient damage to make even the sturdiest barricades tremble. Miracle is used here to bring you back to healthy amount so you may continue fighting without fighting. Significantly more potent after your max health is raised some more.
Stone Skin: After raising obscene amounts of Earth quanta, Stone Skin is helped to increase the max health while also giving a large burst of health in times where Miracle is just not available for use.
Sanctuary: Sanctuary helps protect your hand from the dreadful strategy of Ghostmare strategies. That aside, a good number of them are capable of producing enough healing to stave off danger each passing turn as these variants take their sweet time getting ready.

Some variants below tend to include a much larger portion dedicated to pillars in order to reach the quanta cap faster so that Stone Skin is more potent faster. Others include more Sanctuary instead, hoping that the passive healing will make up for the lack of quanta acceleration and buy more time to reach the quanta cap. Either of these variants have proven successful as, for Earth, this deck type has only lost once in recent Wars.

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