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I present a new version of my " - fealty deck" which is mainly based on Tully characters but also on sacrifice theme. I can't be considered as an expert, I didn't play in a national tournament but I have a little experiment and I would like to share some experiences with novice or skilled gamers.
The tully characters and locations present a good synergy, especially with Riverrun. The Blackfish has interesting capacities to keep standing other Tully characters (strongly represented in house) and to draw a card easily. I also selected Catelyn Stark (WotN) to optimize the possibilities with the "Tully" philosophy. Wtih the presence Catelyn Stark (WotN) and The Blackfish in the deck, Riverrun Minstrel and Riverrun or House Tully Septon are easily playable, with a strong efficiency. Concerning more specifically The Blackfish, Tumblestone Knight also benefits of his caracteristics. A good synergy exist with Vanguard of the North and The Blackfish combining some "war" plots. For Catelyn Stark (WotN), i chose to keep the idea of sacrifice combining with the specificity of several characters as Bran Stark or Jory Cassel. These characters allow to prevent some important characters from death or some events (especially against house or neutral events based on ). To continue about "tricky" actions from the opponents, I had Rattleshirt's Raiders (following a strategy from a recently published deck) to manage the attachments, and I selected Milk of the Poppy and also Frozen Solid to manage some characters and locations.
Then, concerning the plots, I chose to include two Heads on Spikes (following the same published deck) because of the trait "war" and the possibility to kill, for free, some characters. Two other plots have "war", it's interesting when Vanguard of the North is on the table. Other plots are more evident.
I'm waiting for your advice.
Thank you!
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Thank you for your very interesting comments, I discovered your deck by this way. I think we don't share exactly the same strategy but also, I think we don't have the same experience. My strategy is not based on rush, it's not my philosophy, but it doesn't mean that's the best way to win against skilled players. I tried differents things that you described (as the possibility to make 2-3 claim challenges). I will think about your advice, especially your idea of Wildfire Assault. Thank you |
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Hi! I built a deck on the same thematic, have a look on "cardgamedb" website and search for "Stark sacrifice 3" in the decklist, you should find it. :) My deck was a melee deck by the way. Tried it several times and it is really nice and fun! :) |
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Thank you, I think I have ever seen it. I will confirm that in the afternoon. |
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To be honest with you man, I am running this exact same style deck right now and I am pretty confused on some of your card choices. First of all, you mention keeping the idea of sacrifice in your deck but all you have is x2 Fat Cat and Bran, and Jory? What about John Snow? What about fallen from favor? What about wildfire? If you are running Fat Cat dont you want to have more ways for her to gain power? I mean after all, this is a rush deck right? Plus, you are running Robb... You should have at least one fallen from favor and one wildfire at the bare minimum. Also, I have won 15-0 in two turns with my deck, against a Lannister deck mind you, and it isnt even LotC. Two turns is the fastest win I think possible in this game. I dont even know if your deck can win in 3 turns consistently. Storm of swords is okay but I think running a 2 claim plot is much better. Especially if you included winter is coming... The ability to have 2-3 claim challenges for 1 gold is just too good to pass up I think when the card has basically no stipulations. Also, I dont think the vanguard of the north synergy is worth it for including war plots when it is so easy to get 4 power on Blackfish and then ALL house Tully cards dont kneel to attack.