TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
12 Nov 2012 16:10 #40808
by Ohlmann
(by the way, there is no Lillith blessing either, and only one Voter Cap which can hardly be seen by itself as a real pool generation scheme, especially without any Ashur)
Replied by Ohlmann on topic Re: TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
I like the absence of ashur+liquidation.
(by the way, there is no Lillith blessing either, and only one Voter Cap which can hardly be seen by itself as a real pool generation scheme, especially without any Ashur)
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12 Nov 2012 16:28 - 12 Nov 2012 16:34 #40809
by Boris The Blade
Replied by Boris The Blade on topic Re: TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
With that combo, Anneke can burn any vampire anywhere on the table, but Anson is enough to deter your pred and you prey's undirected actions.
Who is in x1, unlike Anson and Alexandra.Milicent Smith + Reversal of Fortunes + Anneke? That's dirty
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12 Nov 2012 16:30 #40810
by Reyda
Imagination is our only weapon in the war against reality -Jules de Gaultier
Replied by Reyda on topic Re: TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
I already play 1x Fear of mekhet in all my competitive decks (ahrimane, akunanse, ishtarri) and it works perfectly. With the added bonus that IC/justicar players often pack anthelios, which allows me to take the card back whenever I have a spare master phase (usually after villein or vessel)
On a sidenote: I'm still quite sure that in nowadays meta, 1 fear of mekhet in any decks which are out of its range is the first card I put in....
Yeah, I seriously consider one Fear of Mekhet in every deck. I probably don't even need Anthelios because the decks FoM counter often play their own Anthelios.
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12 Nov 2012 16:44 #40812
by Xaddam
I don't even know why people are freaking out over the fact that some decks are more common than others. It's almost axiomatic in a strategy game that some strategies are more popular. If you managed to change 5 cards in a deck you're innovating, in my opinion.
The fact that the game was more diversified before (if that even was the case, which I'm not sure about) only shows that we knew less about the game, not that the game is bad. I'm not the best at football, but I'm gonna try this analogy anyway: is there a big following of people who thinks football is a bad game because teams always seem to use defenders? Probably not, because it's commonly viewed as a necessity. There probably was a few teams who tried this strategy in the game's infancy, but not anymore.
Adam Esbjörnsson,
Prince of Örebro
Replied by Xaddam on topic Re: TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
(well, then again, I want to stress out that Xaddam - and other finalists - is not at any fault of any kind to try to build a powerful deck, and that it's more a funny illustration than a scientific proof anyhow)Milicent Smith + Reversal of Fortunes + Anneke? That's dirty
I don't even know why people are freaking out over the fact that some decks are more common than others. It's almost axiomatic in a strategy game that some strategies are more popular. If you managed to change 5 cards in a deck you're innovating, in my opinion.
The fact that the game was more diversified before (if that even was the case, which I'm not sure about) only shows that we knew less about the game, not that the game is bad. I'm not the best at football, but I'm gonna try this analogy anyway: is there a big following of people who thinks football is a bad game because teams always seem to use defenders? Probably not, because it's commonly viewed as a necessity. There probably was a few teams who tried this strategy in the game's infancy, but not anymore.
I feel Villein+Zillah's is the only reason we see cap 9+ in tournament play at all, so it's more or less a given. I don't have enough big-caps in my crypt to warrant ashur+liquidation, a lot of the pool would be wasted. Sargon Fragment and 60 cards seemed like a better recursion option.I like the absence of ashur+liquidation. while still a villein+zillah machine, this deck is more like the first wave of mmpa decks and actually looks to interact with the table a bit.
Is that expected at your local tournaments? I would be surprised if there was a single Lilith's Blessing and one more V-cap than the one I had at the tournament. The cards are commonly viewed as "OK" or "bad" in Sweden.(by the way, there is no Lillith blessing either, and only one Voter Cap which can hardly be seen by itself as a real pool generation scheme, especially without any Ashur)
Adam Esbjörnsson,
Prince of Örebro
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12 Nov 2012 17:13 #40814
by Reyda
Imagination is our only weapon in the war against reality -Jules de Gaultier
Replied by Reyda on topic Re: TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
voter cap is just "ok" or "bad" ?
i beg to differ : it's a card that helps you win more when you are alreday winning. It secures your position with blood gain, pool gain, while you are doing what your deck does : dealing damage or bloating. Playing a vote deck without voter cap is possible, but choosing not to include them when you have some presence on your minion is just missing an opportunity. It would be exactly like playing big caps without villein, mind you
i beg to differ : it's a card that helps you win more when you are alreday winning. It secures your position with blood gain, pool gain, while you are doing what your deck does : dealing damage or bloating. Playing a vote deck without voter cap is possible, but choosing not to include them when you have some presence on your minion is just missing an opportunity. It would be exactly like playing big caps without villein, mind you

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12 Nov 2012 17:15 #40816
by Xaddam
Indeed. And this is the reason why it's not that good. It's superfluous.
Adam Esbjörnsson,
Prince of Örebro
Replied by Xaddam on topic Re: TWD: GOTHENBURG 2012-11-10
it's a card that helps you win more when you are alreday winning.
Indeed. And this is the reason why it's not that good. It's superfluous.
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Prince of Örebro
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