TWD - CAMPEONATO EXTRA - BOX IN

CAMPEONATO EXTRA - BOX IN
29 November 2014, 10:00 – 17:00
Standard Constructed
12 Players
2R + F

www.vekn.net/event-calendar/event/7890

RYAN VERISSIMO OLIVEIRA (#7308662) Tournament Winning Deck with 4 VPs in the final.

Deck Name: The Power
Created By: Ryan Veríssimo
Description:

Crypt: (12 cards, Min: 38, Max: 42, Avg: 10)

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4 Karsh ANI CEL FOR POT PRO10 Gangrel
4 Karsh (ADV) ANI CEL FOR POT PRO10 Gangrel
2 Jalan-Aajav ani CEL FOR POT PRO9 Gangrel Antitribu
2 Enkidu for ANI CEL OBF POT PRO11 Gangrel Antitribu

Library: (90 cards)

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Master (10 cards)
1 Powerbase: Montreal
2 Haven Uncovered
1 Minion Tap
1 Giant's Blood
1 Zoo Hunting Ground
1 Vessel
1 Golconda: Inner Peace
1 Perfectionist
1 Villein

Action (16 cards)
3 Mantle of the Bestial Majesty
1 Dual Form
1 Masochism
2 Heroic Might
2 Preternatural Strength
4 Deep Song
3 Taunt the Caged Beast

Action Modifier (12 cards)
6 Forced March
6 Freak Drive

Reaction (4 cards)
4 Sense the Savage Way

Combat (48 cards)
7 Pursuit
4 Taste of Vitae
3 Amaranth
9 Immortal Grapple
6 Bone Spur
8 Drawing Out the Beast
11 Flesh of Marble

Cool deck!

A bold deck indeed!

I especially drool for the anticipation of getting Enkidu pumped up with Heroic Might and Preternatural Strength. IT'S GLOBBERIN' TIME!

To me boldness comes from the fact that since there is zero acceleration you'll be in deep do-do if you have even relatively fast bleeder/voter behind you. Especially if they pack Pentexes -there are just biggies in the deck and it is not always easy to find crosstable buddies helping out a bruiser deck like this.

Worst case scenario is that you are 1st or 2nd player with weenie dementation deck behind you. When you finally have Enkidu out on the fourth round plenty of your pool will be depleated and if they have a Pentex it'll be lights out before you had a chance for a single action/block (not that trying to block will help you)...

Even if you get Enkidu out quicker than your pool gets depleted there's only so much multi-rushing in the deck that you are hard pressed to weed out the multiple threats of weenies/mid-caps behind you.


Having said all this, even bigger congrats for Ryan's tournament win!