Death Decay

 OVERVIEW 

This deck revolves around your troops dying, and buffing your rampaging backline. It focuses on having flimsy, annoying frontline characters, picked specifically to die and empower the rest of your more powerful units.  

 EARLY GAME 

Earlygame it is vital that you slap down as many cheap units as you can. Your ripper, revenant, and mangy rat will serve as expendable wimpy troops, along with your invected gravelock and the rest of the low-cost cards. Placing that scavenger construct down as quickly as you can, and surrounding it with as many things as you can to get it fed, is vital to take the upper hand. If you do it right, you'll soon have an invincible wall with super-strong creatures behind it. You want to try to bide time until you get 4-5 decay, and then you will place your corpus collector and  lifestealers down.

   The early game structure should look somewhat like this:

 MID GAME 

Mid game is your time to shine. You should have a strong backbone of your stronger troops in the back, behind a strudy line of structures and weak creatures. Try to place your rot eater right in the middle of everything, and get him as strong as you can. Mainly, you want to delay and prepare for when you get sticher. Try to save soul scroungers if you can, because they will help you a lot. 

   Your midgame structure should somewhat resemble this:

 THE STITCHER      

Your stitcher will probably be one of your most vital units. Hopefully, you will have prepared for him, and have a nice slot in the back, cushioned by a few weak units, and soul scrounger if you saved it. The stitcher and rot eaters work hand in hand, and have amazing synergy. What you generally want to do, is put your worst troop right in the middle of everything. Have your rot eaters and scavenger construct nearby, if you can, because that will make sticher's ability even better. You want to stitch the poor fellow right in between your feasting units (I call units that profit off of death feasting units), and put the buff on whichever one is about to attack next, or the one which you want to have a little bit more health so you can put him in the front line. If the sticher has soul scrounger (or even two!) he can stich almost every turn, even multiple times. Having a harvester in the back line is really good too, as every time you stitch he's gonna be counting down. 

   How you and where you should stitch:

 GENERAL TIPS 

Basiclly, in this deck, the goal is to get your feasting units as strong as possible by using flimy, cheap units. Sticher with soul scrounger will sacrifice your weakest character to the surrounding rot eaters and scavenger constructs, and hopefully help your harvester count down. The anima conduit and nuru will help you to keep a good flow of sacrifices going. 

 NOTES 

I would imagine that you could tinker around with this deck and make it your own, there are probably better ways to do it than what I have put here. This is basiclly a good deck to start off with, but you could add different scrolls if you wanted. Some things which could be changed include:

    Ilmire Tribesman- If that's your cup of tea you could add more, or take it out if you don't like it for whatever reason

    Pestis- Basiclly threw this in here to make the deck 50. It's alright on some of your more powerful units, but if you find you don't like it, trash it. 

    Loyal Darkling- Could replace with something better, probably

    Draining Mist- I think it's really good, but is not ESSENTIAL to the deck 

    Watcher- Would probably be really good to combo with the sticher

If you have any feedback, this is my first real deck i've uploaded, so I am very open to suggestion! Happy scrolling!   :D