Post by: bobknows on May 06, 2012, 04:32:04 pm
so, to start out you obviously play any pillars and such and begin to save up for monsters and graveyards, however, DO NOT PLAY FLOOD YET. you will have to wait a minimum of 4 turns to play flood, and in this time you need to get at least one schrodinger's cat and one vulture, without them the combo is moot. also, you get the same damage output from having one vulture and one cat whether you have flood or not. although this deck starts slow, once it gets going it is near impossible to stop because after you have two graveyards and a cat your shield cannot be broken by creatures.
main weaknesses:
as 6-7 cards are necessary to make the combo work this deck is somewhat prone to bad draws.
early cc, if you cant get a cat out then you are in trouble
poison, hits through bone shield.
bone shields, they benefit from the skellys
water creatures/immortal creatures, they aren't hurt by flood and can overpower the bone shield
also, rushes
i am open to suggestions and changes although i think i have it pretty well optimized.
p.s. this deck is not for ai3, as it fails pretty hard there, i have mainly used it in pvp
Post by: whatifidogetcaught? on May 06, 2012, 04:48:49 pm
Honestly, you need to find a way to make it easier to get to work. You in no way necessarily need 6 Boneyards, maybe switch out for 2 plagues, giving you more CC and another way to up your combo.
Post by: Chapuz on May 06, 2012, 05:03:25 pm
Trying to fuel some vultures makes the deck quite slower to build, because you need a vulture and 3 cats in the 5 central spaces to start the party. Instead, I opted to have a nasty over 9000 feet high bone wall and just some skeles hitting every turn.
I liked seing it unupped!
If you like Vultures, as you may need at least 3 active cats for a total control (oponent has max 5 creatures and wall gets 6 layers per turn), I would suggest this mod:
This is what I actually suggest you. Slow, but deadly. I called it Massive Skele Drawning Trap (Upped).
Pros: faster build, just 1-2 cats and the boneyards you can get.
Cons: Slower attack, but the oponent is completely blocked, so it doesn't matter at all :P
With the floding strategy, having both Vultures and Boneyard is not compatible.
Post by: bobknows on May 06, 2012, 05:14:32 pm
Post by: bobknows on May 06, 2012, 05:47:37 pm
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With the floding strategy, having both Vultures and Boneyard is not compatible.i was thinking both because if you have 2 cats out and 2 boneyards then you get 4 skellys out, play a vulture after this and you will get +4 from the skellys (and you are likely to have more than 4 skellys) and then this also gives you even more skeletons after the vulture dies. in retrospect i supppose that dragons would hit harder most of the time.
Post by: Chapuz on May 06, 2012, 05:47:44 pm
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Post by: BeefSupreme on July 03, 2013, 01:57:37 am
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