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Devotion to Ignis
Posted by Implicable on 19/09/2018
- 2 Village Elder 3
- 5 3 Bomb Slinger 3
- 3 2 Derelict Tower 2
- 8 3 Ignus, the First Flam.. 1
- 5 5 Baldurion, Evil Archs.. 1
- 3 3 Wrath of Ignus 3
- 3 2 Blood Singer 3
- 3 2 Flame Burst 3
- 2 2 Seifer's Wrath 3
- 7 2 Hellfire 3
- 6 5 Havoc 2
- 4 3 Ignusi Ritualist 3
This deck has to be played defensively. As a suggestion, I replaced 3 Flamestoker for 3 Hellfire to keep this strategy. All of your damage comes from hand and from Blood Singer. There is a lot of synergy, and flexibility using this deck since it has a wide range of answers to many scenarios on board.
Mulligan: Always try to start with Village Elders, Blood Singers, or Ignusi Ritualist. If you have a Ignusi Ritualist in hand as a starter, though it is slow, he is able to ramp lands which makes up for this.
LAND TYPES (by number of cards)
3
0
0
27
0
FAERIA COST (by number of cards)
4.3
0
0
0
1
6
2
8
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
4
7+
Do you build at both sides or do you try to set up double collection at one side?
If the deck I am attacking is a slower deck, and is sitting around gathering resources, I will go up one side to threaten triggering the corrupt ability on Ignusi Ritualist. If the deck is bringing their lands to you, then by all means, going for both wells, especially if you have the option of more than one collector, playing defensive is the best bet. This deck has the luxury of playing extremely defensively since all of your damage is from hand. =)
You can go up one side to threaten the corrupt on your Ignusi Ritualist if the opponent is playing defensively gathering resources. However, if the opponent decides to bring their lands towards you, playing defensively on both wells is a great idea to gather as much faeria as possible. Since most of the damage is from hand, this deck has the luxury of never having to attack the opponent once.
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