Free Folk 1.0

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Why not 2x Winter Reserves? They both stack while they are in the used pile no? So on 2nd turn you would have +1 gold and on the 3rd+ turns +2 gold...

@Galactic Taco But then that's two turns he's lost in board pressure instead of one. Aggro decks usually like to put the pressure on early rather than setup for future rounds

Any thought to Mya Stone? I've been thinking about her with respect to activating King Beyond The Wall.

Just curious - why are you playing so many cards that require a faction kneel? I assume Wildling Horde is there for the body. But what about Relentless Assault and TIBWHID?

@hagarrr, I would think the agenda could be able to keep up in that department, if you win 2 challenges that's 3 claims and if you're able to have King Beyond the Wall early on that could be enough to start that early board pressure.

@sdrewthomson good catch. I didn't think about the agenda requiring a faction kneel.

@Galactic Tacoit's a first draft. i have not played a game with the deck yet. time will tell whether it's better to delay the claim 2 for more gold or not.

I'm not sure about the Plot Winter Reserve. I want to keep the lower reserve to make sure I can don't have to kneel Crow Killers.

Having now played several games with this agenda and done pretty well with it, I must say, I think your general approach may be wrong. You seem to be very interested in 'cute' combos with cards like The Frozen Shore or Scaling The Wall. In practice, nearly all the Wildling tech cards are either mediocre or bad. Even cards like Dalla––a 5-coster with 3 ST and no Military icon––are tremendous tempo hits here. This agenda really sings when it is paired to an attrition deck, and that deck needs only focus on the really efficient wildlings––Rattleshirt, Crow Killers, Scouts, Ygritte, Mag, and maybe Val. Almost everything else is very pricey for its impact. The Winter thing is, again, cute, but you're missing out on some potent plots like Counting Coppers, Marched to the Wall, The Bloody Flux, or Retaliation––cards which can control the board or let you regain position when you're down. Card like Words are Wind and The Iron Bank Will Have Its Due are certainly interesting, but you'll get a lot more mileage out of a good ol' Put To The Sword.

Not a fan of relentless assault as it needs a faction kneel which means you lose access to the agenda ability and they do roughly the same thing, city gates is also an option for more economic though not the best if you draw it late at least it can be cycled