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Nedly Night's Watch and Stark | 6 | 5 | 0 | 1.0 |
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Night's Watch King's Support | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Winter is Coming to the Wall | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1.0 |
Defend the North | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.0 |
Night's Watch Indomitable - changes to the ThronesRunner dec | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
The Wall Must Stand | 2 | 1 | 2 | 1.0 |
NW-wolf TtB | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1.0 |
The knight's night !!! | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Night's Watch Indomitable | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
NW Defense | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Night's Watching You - Blakfyre Games 1st Place - 2/6/2016 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 1.0 |
Nights watch: the Wolf on the Wall | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Desperate Attempt | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
Desperate Attempt | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.0 |
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Deck derived from a fantastic idea by Joe (@Habesjn) See his version here: http://thronesdb.com/decklist/view/541/nedly-night-s-watch-and-stark-1.0
Deck explained in detail here: https://youtu.be/198WGBs9K2k
Deck played with commentary here: https://youtu.be/vWaIezqdKbc
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@habesjn Went with a single copy of Eddard Stark over Old Bear Mormont. I chose not to include either and opted for a 3rd copy of Bran Stark because I feel that a single copy of either of the 7 cost characters would be hard to come by, and even more difficult to marshal. As far as plots go, the new plot that will allow tutoring for a maester would be a great include as Maester Aemon is a very important piece in this deck. |
To my testing the 8 MIL icon isn’t enough. Tested against Stark/Lanni, who are fat on MIL, but I assume it will be the same against Greyjoy and Targ. I’m revamping the deck further. Also Jon Snow was really useless. Never found time to utilize his attack capabilities. Was better off with 2 smaller drops and turtle for 2 points from The Wall. |
I think that if you use “a noble cause” you should change 2 Jon Snow for 2 Eddard Stark. Waymar Royce is a character who tends to die, I would remove a copy. It’s my opinion good day!! :) |
Played this deck 3 times last night and really enjoyed learning the game with it (new player here). I lost to Bara Fealty and Targ Fealty but started to get the hang of the way it’s supposed to play. I look forward to playing with it some more. Thanks for putting it up here and on your YouTube channel. |
What sense in sansa + wall combo? you can give power only once - so standing phase is enough |
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OK I am not sure on Plot choices… Is A Noble Cause really worth it in this deck? Also I replaced a Confiscation for Here to Serve. Bumped Aemon down to 1 card, dropped Sam for Maester Luwin. Also lowered Bran and Vetern Builder by 1, dropped in 2 Ghost and 2 Wil. Thoughts? |
Going with 1 copy of Aemon and 1 of Luwin is risky imo. Despite having the ability to tutor for the Maester of your choice, you still benefit greatly from not only seeing Aemon in setup, but being able to have him duped just in case. Because of the defensive nature, you might find that Wolf is difficult to play (cost wise) and not as useful because he only blocks 1 type of challenge. Still working on my post Taking the Black version of the deck though. Look for some footage of it in the coming weeks! |
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How do you combat Bara-fealty? I found it almost impossible with Night’s Watch + Stark. |
Thanks for this, I really love playing this deck. Just won the Bristol winter tournament with it. Against Bara-Fealty I managed to Milk of the Poppy Robert Baratheon, and I used Wildfire Assault quite early, as soon as they had more characters out than me. Kind of telegraphs your intentions but if you’ve decided to play Wildfire Assault next round it’s handy using Castle Black’s ability on the Veteran Builder and then sacrificing him to stand Castle Black ready for the next challenge. The ravens are great to soak up any military challenges you lose, especially if Maester Amon is knelt. |
Has anyone played this against Greyjoy? |
I uploaded a tournament round of myself playing against a Greyjoy/Targaryen deck last night youtube.com/thronerunner |
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I ended up making changes in other areas, using just core cards, that I feel have improved the overall effectiveness. I wasn’t sure that people would have an appreciation for a video highlighting those changes that didn’t incorporate the new cards. That being said, I’ll happily toss one up on the channel anyhow! |
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For Dracarys, it’s just a matter of looking at your characters side of the board. If they have a standing dragon and either a gold or fealty, be weary. If they attack with a character that they know can’t win a challenge, keep that in mind when you’re defending. For example, if you have the Wall, 2 stewards and Sansa in play and they declare an intrigue challenge with their handmaiden, they are probably expecting you to defend with just one character, hopefully Sansa, and then they’ll dracarys her. The two options are have a hand’s judgement or, better yet, Bran on standby. Or, defend with two characters. Sure, they’ll be able to kill one, but you’ll keep it opposed and the Wall will remain standing. As for Plaza of Punishment, I am currently playing around with the idea of including some Noble Lineages in my deck. Maybe 2x. Not only will this increase the number of icons in the deck, further increasing your defending options, but it will also make whoever it is attached to immune to Plaza of Punishment, since it specifies that the character must not have attachments. I was trying to decide between Syrio’s Training and Noble Lineage, since Sam, Sansa and Arya would all benefit greatly from Syrio’s Training, but our friend Thronerunner here thought it better to include the zero cost attachment rather than the 1 gold attachment. Noble Lineage doesn’t really help Sansa or Arya in terms of icons, but it does keep them safe from Plaza and Seastone Chair. And it’s useful for Sam, stewards and Will. Are there any other things about Targ fealty that you’re having trouble with? |
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Arya still works because she has her own dupe, but Sansa being returned to hand really hurts your tempo since she comes into play knelt, so you lose a power from her standing and you won't be able to use her to defend the following turn (after you already had one turn where she also came into play knelt.) I think Fast Eddie makes an interesting pull in for NW, as does the core Eddard, but I think I like Old Bear Mormont more than either of them right now and the fealty really helps with that. If I were to play NW Stark, I think the banner would be 2 Arya, 2 Sansa, 2 Bran, 2 New Eddard, 1 Septa Mordane (when she comes out next pack) and a few wards (again, when they come out next pack). I wouldn't run Watcher on the Walls, as I believe that card is unplayable without fealty. But I would run the Sword in the Darkness, Old Bear and the rest of the standard NW characters (ravens, aemon, Benjen, stewards, Sam, Ranging Parties) I'm really looking forward to Old Bear's Raven as well. That would play well on all the Stark characters, and is unbelievable with Old Bear. |
Thanks for that! I'm going to practise as much as possible with your NW Fealty deck then, and run it in the regionals in a few weeks, in Bristol. I'd prefer to play NW Fealty anyway; I mainly want a deck which people are unfamiliar with and which will take them by surprise. I agree, Old Bear's Raven is going to be great! |
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I'd like to think so but I doubt it Liam; I've taken on far too much work so that's all I do now, as well as being far too skint to afford the three most recent card packs (not sure how that works out)! |
I watched your video on the deck, I think its very good and I am going to give it a shot myself. Though I was wondering, is old bear just no good for this or is Ed simply better? Do you think the new nights watch plot will have a place in this deck, I imagine it can screw up a sneak attack turn greatly, also are you planning on putting in the stark’s Mastear so you can give bran so protection and Jon stealth. Lastly what about the other event the nights watch have the one that can shut off your opponents ability to make any more challenges.