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Special thanks to DavidSlain and PewQ for the fantastic Knight Recruitment method!
Last Updated: May 17th, 2015
A variant of Late-Game Order, which I refer to as Economy Order, is all about building up your economy while dealing with threats.
This deck is primarily focused on two things: playing defensively, and clearing entire rows using Arbalestier. In some iterations of the deck, I only use one Knight, Arbalestier, so that Royal Aspiration can be called for a potential of 3 extra Arbalestier's in a single deck cycle.
The key cards in the deck's economy are Prisoners of War and Imperial Resources. Prisoners of War successfully fills the curve at 5 resources, to ensure that I can continue to sacrifice for resources every turn, allowing Imperial to be played a turn sooner than expected. Imperial is as advantageous as always: allowing you to ramp from 7 towards the golden 9 resource mark and beyond while replenishing your hand. In some builds I'm also using a slightly downscaled Sinmarked Heritage / Powerbound engine.
The deck name will fluctuate frequently; usually it's a song name or something I felt was funny, topical, or particularly awesome.
May 17th, 2015
Is Echoes out yet? Man, here I am just waiting to get my hand on those new Echoes cards... Mojang pls...
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April 12nd, 2015
Proving once more that I have no idea what I'm doing. It's made of awesome!
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March 22nd, 2015
This current build, which is more aggressive than I usually go with, is working quite well for me, as of late. Removed the Waking Stones crutch, and a far cleaner curve.
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March 15th, 2015
Haven't had the best luck in ranked lately; have been losing a lot, actually; but this variant seems to work well. No sinmarked engine in this version, as Growth has just been tearing my shit up.
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February 16th, 2015
Re-added some Cay to the mix,a nd somewhat adjusted ratios on just about everything. Oh, and Wings Sorceress is back! Yay!
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January 25th, 2015:
Cantor took a look at the deck, and stoicly said: "No. This is wrong. Run 3 Prisoners, and some Roasted Bean Potions". Being Cantor, he was correct.
{"deck":"What is this? I don't even...","author":"Cradstache","types":[314,359,316,157,71,316,48,55,127,280,349,357,357,178,49,280,178,71,71,127,193,127,316,157,92,92,52,95,384,95,50,61,157,52,105,280,359,105,95,50,384,357,61,66,48,61,178,193,52,55]}
January 18th, 2015:
After a short hiatus, I've returned to this deck; have doubled down on rush cards, and am playing a mix of defensive + offense.
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December 29th, 2014:
Some major adjustments: no longer utilizes Summons or Mangonel; now runs more defensive units, for innevitable growth matchups.
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December 19th, 2014:
Initial version:
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Been playing with it a bit, have ended up with this! http://scrolldier.com/deck/2739 Cleaver is in for Cay to be a soldier if you ever happen to get the royal inspiration dominion draw.
52% Creatures (26) | 4% Structures (2) | 44% Spells (22) |
2% Energy (1) | 2% Growth (1) | 94% Order (47) | 2% Decay (1) |
Cleaver always seemed like a great choice if you're using Royal Inspiration. Even if you don't have speed ready to unleash his wrath he can be a 5 hp meat shield.