Hi! For as long as I've been playing Elements, Water has been my chosen element and mark. The Water cards got upgraded first and since I had a lot of trouble to go through upgrading them, I never really switched deck types. This week I completed the deck and I beat the Neptune Fake God and some Level 5 with it. To beat a Fake God I tried over 15 times. I got close on a couple of occasions. If you want a Fake God killer, try something else really. :-)
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With this deck I hardly ever lose to Level 3s. I beat quite a few people pvp-wise with some sweating every now and then.
The idea is to use Ice Lances to kill or freeze the enemies' creatures. Wait to play Permafrost unless it looks like it's needed and it won't be stolen or destroyed or it is your only chance.
In general I like winning the fights in at most 10 turns. If it gets to 20 turns it's because it's a trickier battle. If you are fighting level 3s, it's a good idea to finish the battle in as few turns as possible right? Likewise top 50.
Even now with this fully upgraded deck, fighting level 3s with Time element and the reverse card can be tricky. I just had some fun a few hours back grinding level 3s for some score points (made over 1000 score points in a few hours), and I found out that using Ice Lances to kill the Fate Eggs and waiting up to make use of creatures paid off in that it helped me with drawing more Towers to build a quanta cushion before it got to the Lightning and Reverse Card and Parallel Universe craziness. So, waiting till I had like over 50 or 60 quanta was not hard. If I could, I would use Permafrost to hold off the 1 damage hitters while taking the Fate Eggs out ASAP.
The major weakness of this deck is being unable to get past shields or healing with shields. At most, Permafrost can help with waiting until shields can be dealt with if it's a matter of time.
Compared to other rusher decks, I would have to say that Ice Lances and Permafrost make it more interesting to play this deck.
I paid for almost all of the upgrades by beating Level 3s when their spins gave more rares back. So I sold the rares I would never use as I never fancied playing rainbow decks. So I know getting an un-upgraded deck to this stage can be tough.
I originally posted this to the Kongregate forum at:
http://www.kongregate.com/forums/22-elements/topics/91484-water-deck-redux