Suns of the Wolf

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Darxsen 11

This is my first build at any deck period! I'm sure my numbers all over the place and I'm not happy about all those direwolf pups but I want to keep my Gates of Winterfell drawing me cards as much as possible!

7 comments
Oct 07, 2015 Dydra 1499 What is your main Idea here? What is the game plan? How do the Martell compliment your Stark Strategy? Except adding some INT icons I don't see much what else they are doing. Btw Sunspear is for decks that want to go second ... Starts in general like to be first, brush some kill with MIL challenges and create larger board presence.
Oct 08, 2015 reclusive 2 `@Dydra` Read the description, he said it's his first build. No need for game plan or main idea. Also going first is relevant. @Darxsen Consider couple milk of the poppy. The will be handy for sure.
Oct 08, 2015 Darxsen 11 `@Dydra` Was on the CardgameDB forums and I heard murmurings of an effective Stark/Martell so I went ahead and just threw it together to give it a shot. I was thinking some early INT icons and confinement to push through military challenges would be effective. This was also before my first game so pure theory. Apparently said build was way more defensive and abandoned Gates of Winterfell and had a lot more Martell cards. `@reclusive` Thank you. Yeah I've since actually played a my first game (with a different deck) milk of the poppy makes things a lot easier!
Oct 09, 2015 Dydra 1499 `@reclusive` When you make a deck, even if it is first deck, and you have no idea behind it - you shouldn't deck build. Simply go net-decking. Also I'm saying that yes, Starts going first is relevant and Sunspear is for ppl going second, don't mash very well. `@Darxsen`Stark are a dark beer to drink ... it doesn't go smooth with everyone ... Currently they are best played with Fielty Agenda or with some Greyjoy at best ( so they secure more MIL challenges with the GJ stealth). That being said. A Stark kill deck could be pretty strong, but if the opponent plays some control decks ( with A Game of Thrones and Calm Over Westeros ) like me, it's a lot easy to overcome that Stark aggression.
Oct 09, 2015 reclusive 2 `@Dydra`Whatever dude. `@Darxsen`Just build, test and have fun. Avoid nitpicking dudes and see for yourself.
Oct 10, 2015 Dydra 1499 `@reclusive` if you think I'm nitpicking in this case, you are being a very silly person.
Oct 10, 2015 reclusive 2 `@Dydra` I do remember you from NetrunnerDB. So really there is no point arguing.