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cjflash76 8
Hello, this is the Fealty Targaryen deck I played to win a local regional in Montana. Generally it is basic Targ Fealty, but I believe what set this apart was the differences I made to the plot deck. Our regional only had 16 people attend so is not as large a sample size as some of the other regionals, but I did end up undefeated through 4 rounds (1 of which I had a bye from the store championship) and 3 rounds of top 8.
Interestingly I didn't draw a Daenerys Targaryen all day but had Khal Drogo almost every game and of course he is amazing. The night before the event I traded out 2 Braided Warrior for the 2 Unsullied, to help with snows and be a little more offensive, and I also added a Syrio Forel for my 3rd copy of The Hand's Judgment. I felt the second change was risky but it totally paid off as Syrio probably was the single biggest reason I won the final game. Most people will look at this list and say "Dude Put to the Sword" I thought about that card a lot, here is a list of reasons I didn't put it in: 1-I found that when I had gold left over people were always playing around put to the sword which meant I already had to be in a pretty good position to get one through. (essentially it felt like a win more card). 2-People expect it to be in Targ kill decks so the threat of it had way more value than actually putting it in the deck would have. Often I would have money leftover and events that I could play with Fealty, I constantly made sure I was attacking with at least 5 total str so they couldn't just let anything through. 3- Between all the other cards I wanted to run I was already at 15 neutral cards, had plenty of what I think is better kill cards and effects, and in play testing found that these were just generally not getting played enough to justify the deck slot.
The other big change I went with was the plot deck, I found Filthy Accusations to be way more useful for me than Marched to the Wall. And I believe in this deck Weapons at the Door was way worth the 1 gold difference from Confiscation.
If you have any questions about the deck or what I'm running let me know.
Thanks for checking it out.
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Through the day and playing some at our local game night after the set ups have been pretty solid. I've been really happy with the consistency through about 15 games. I agree on paper that the characters are expensive and there are lots of utility plots with low gold values, but as I play this problem has not really come up. Trading with the Pentoshi seems to be in every deck, mine seems to help me a bunch, and I usually make good use of the 3 gold when my opponents play it. Thanks for the advice, I will look at the summer plots and see if there is something to change out. I've been finding that Wildfire Assault is supposed to help me if I get behind but I just usually never end up playing it, and it hurts me more than them through the games I've played so far. Perhaps a larger gold plot can go there. |
The gold curve seems too tight to afford buying some personalities. It might be useful to modify the plot-line accordingly, maybe with more than one "summer" plot. With so many events how are the set ups? Anyway the deck seems fun to play ;)