My friends hate my decks
I don't try to make annoying or game-breaking decks. I just make them as strong as I could. I have two that they hate more than anything.
The first I called Dragon Horde. Inspired by a friend how soundly defeated me with his own dragon based deck, I built my own. However where he used only a few dragons, I tried making mine with as many dragons as possible. Of course, such a deck is horribly unbalanced as it'll need to be almost half land cards. Then Tarkir came out. My favorite expansion, these cards supplied my deck with the power to destroy nearly any opponent with sheer power. Thanks to some choice cards reducing the cost of dragon type creatures, I was able to get some heavy hitters out in under ten turns. Get the right two dragons out and the game is all but won. The greatest weakness to this deck was mono-red direct damage and, of course, blue control.
My second deck is my personal favorite. I didn't nae it myself as at the time I built it I didn't name decks at all. My friends eventually called it LifeLink as the entire deck plays similarly to the same-named ability. The biggest draw of the deck design is I needn't attack to win with it. Using just the right card combinations I can triple my HP each turn and any life I gain I can drain from one or more opponents. I could even win a single match between a whole group of players in a single turn regardless of their HP. It's my best deck and has a near perfect winning record. Too bad it's only casual.
The first I called Dragon Horde. Inspired by a friend how soundly defeated me with his own dragon based deck, I built my own. However where he used only a few dragons, I tried making mine with as many dragons as possible. Of course, such a deck is horribly unbalanced as it'll need to be almost half land cards. Then Tarkir came out. My favorite expansion, these cards supplied my deck with the power to destroy nearly any opponent with sheer power. Thanks to some choice cards reducing the cost of dragon type creatures, I was able to get some heavy hitters out in under ten turns. Get the right two dragons out and the game is all but won. The greatest weakness to this deck was mono-red direct damage and, of course, blue control.
My second deck is my personal favorite. I didn't nae it myself as at the time I built it I didn't name decks at all. My friends eventually called it LifeLink as the entire deck plays similarly to the same-named ability. The biggest draw of the deck design is I needn't attack to win with it. Using just the right card combinations I can triple my HP each turn and any life I gain I can drain from one or more opponents. I could even win a single match between a whole group of players in a single turn regardless of their HP. It's my best deck and has a near perfect winning record. Too bad it's only casual.
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