TWD: Swedish ECQ

floppyzedolfin wrote:

Congratulations to Erik for winning with this deck.

Regarding the finalists decks, I'd add 2 Storage Annexes in the Kyazid one. Just for Ashur's screwing.

That might be a good idea. Have you tried it out?

Forhead wrote:

floppyzedolfin wrote:

Regarding the finalists decks, I'd add 2 Storage Annexes in the Kyazid one. Just for Ashur's screwing.

That might be a good idea. Have you tried it out?

Absolutely not. I actually never played Isanwayen. However, with these decks in the finals, I assume there was always 1 Ashur Tablets in play somewhere (either the guy controling the Parthenon, or the guy with Nana, or the guy with Cybele, or the guy with Isanwayen), making it necessary to pull two in a turn to trigger them.

In this configuration, it seemed better to save your Ashur Tablets via Storage Annex(es) for the turn you have the remining others in your hand.

Storage Annex is also, imho, a strong card for Kyazid / Guruhi (due to the "I'll oust you this turn" cards).

I'd squeeze it in instead of the Fear of Mekhet / Dreams of the Sphinx and of a Liquidation.

Yeah, it might be worth trying out. But in the circumstance you desribing, storage annexes seems coner case. But if you expect to meet alot of ashur tablets decks, it might be a good choice.

Hi!

I like the Arika deck, but I have some questions to the author:

1. I see only 4 Conditionings as a bleed modifier (I don't count the Rapes). Is that enough?

2. Could you manage to cause pool damage to your prey with Ancient Influence in any game?

3. Could a copy or two of Banishment be useful in there?

4. Do you start fast and aggressive right away, trying to get your vp's asap?

Thanks in advance for the answers B)

_angst_ wrote:

Randy wrote:

3/5 decks used ashur lol

The 6th place deck was another liquidation/ashur tablets deck too

I would LOVE for someone in Europe to start playing a Trochomancy deck, just to screw over all these Ashur decks.


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