Water Control

[Legit]

by Legit

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This is a mono water deck featuring a strong offence as well as field control.

Tridents destroy pillars making it hard for your opponent to play cards. If the tridents fail, Flooding will keep the amount of creatures at a minimum. Ice shield helps in any situation. Blue Crawlers/dragons are your attacking force.

This deck should work upgraded.

[wavedash]

You've got a Quantum Index of 5.9, not counting playing multiple Ice Shields and Tridents and only two turns of Flooding absorption. Try taking out one one Ice Dragon and inserting another pillar.

[Retribution]

Pufferfish are better attackers than blue crawlers unupgraded.
Tridents aren't useful unless you can get them out in the 2nd-3rd turn and deny all sources of quanta for the enemy. Otherwise, it looks good.

[nilsieboy]

looks like a solid deck but i'd remove crawlers/tridents and add toadfishes and mark of air for it

[jmdt]

looks like a solid deck but i'd remove crawlers/tridents and add toadfishes and mark of air for it

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Trident is not as good as it seems, I'd drop the weapon completely.  Blue crawlers are not that great unupped, as other have said toadfish are much better.  Drop crawlers, tridents, maybe a dragon or 2 and add toadfishes and more pillars. Then switch to mark.

[Legit]

Thanks for the replies. I was trying to be unique with the tridents, and sometimes they come in handy (especially when you get them early). Toadfish are better than the crawlers though.