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thestripmaster 17
Sure, we can spend our time optimizing decks and winning games.
But what about role-playing our favorite characters?
Wouldn't it be nice to pretend you're Oberyn Martell and to finally get the Dornish Revenge?
In fact, It might be even nicer just to try and then lose. That's quite in line with the source material!
So let me introduce a deck that turns you into The Red Viper and directs your righteous rage in your opponents face.
-So how do I play this deck?
Here is a short video-tutorial on how this deck is meant to be played: https://youtu.be/a1F-07gH5dM?si=2-mt__hkB4eBneHJ&t=116
-But isn't this deck easily countered?
It might be. But I think a more important question is
"WHO GAVE YOUR OPPONENT THE ORDER??"
I've tried asking this question in several games just before reaching 15 power, of which 12 was on Oberyn. Most opponents don't confess, but that's ok, we do what we can.
-But seriously, what are the mechanics of the deck?
This deck is played similarly to the Euron Voltron deck, which you can find in the "Derived from" section. There are details in that deck's description if you wanna see them.
But yeah, this isn't a deck for winning, it's a deck for performing.
Surprisingly it still wins some games, but that's not what we aim for.
Just pretend to be Oberyn.
Play Tower of Joy plot against your opponents Valar and make sure to type in chat "Today is not the day I die"
Ofc you should play the event You Murdered Her Children, but before you do, make sure to accuse your opponent of raping and killing Elia Martell.
Will you get your head crushed sometimes? Sure.
But won't you have fun? You will