Quote from: Thattallguy on December 14, 2011, 06:09:52 PM
How consistent is it?
Idk where you people attend your local fnm, but here where I reside, this deck will go 0-5 if lucky. (not to be harsh) but this deck runs on small and fragile creatures. I can't say it any other way, these creatures will simply be outclassed past turn 2
Idk where you people attend your local fnm, but here where I reside, this deck will go 0-5 if lucky. (not to be harsh) but this deck runs on small and fragile creatures. I can't say it any other way, these creatures will simply be outclassed past turn 2
You must have a pretty good environment/meta. Any suggestions for "classier" creatures?
Quote from: BlackJester on December 14, 2011, 10:07:06 PM
Quote from: Appleguru56 on December 14, 2011, 09:59:21 PM
Idk where you people attend your local fnm, but here where I reside, this deck will go 0-5 if lucky. (not to be harsh) but this deck runs on small and fragile creatures. I can't say it any other way, these creatures will simply be outclassed past turn 2
You must have a pretty good environment/meta. Any suggestions for "classier" creatures?
Quote from: BlackJester on December 14, 2011, 11:06:09 PM
Well, ask for some cards, get a whole deck!
Is this more control based strategy?
This deck is base on solidity. I'm not trying to build the next format defining deck so I didn't alter the theme much. This deck is built to survive the toughest things that the current metagame can throw. It could be called a control deck, but that would be a lie. An aggro deck, but that would be lies too.
Idk where you people attend your local fnm, but here where I reside, this deck will go 0-5 if lucky. (not to be harsh) but this deck runs on small and fragile creatures. I can't say it any other way, these creatures will simply be outclassed past turn 2
QFT, sadly. I would work out a much more leaner vampires build, something like