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There's definitely big splashy bomb cards--there's a few giant creatures out there, and my favorite out of the three decks I have (2 decks, the third is godawful) is the Four Horsemen, who come as a package deal in Sanctum. They're all 5 power; Famine and Pestilence have Play/Reap/Draw abilities--Famine kills the weakest creature, Pestilence does one damage to all non-horsemen. When you play War, your off-House creatures can attack that turn, and Death brings all the Horsemen in your discard back to your hand, which can make for some real mega-turns. Good art on them, too.
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Meet O. Bhor, Atlavik's Sly Actor, and his supporting cast, the Four Horsemen. Even aside from the Horsemen, it's a good one--Bad Penny is, well, bad, but she actually works surprisingly well with double Seeker Needle. The Brobnar is big and stompy, with a Phoenix Heart to keep the board clear and get some recursion going.
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Nov 17, 2018 06:16
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food court bailiff posted:2) How on earth did Four Horsemen become the de facto money cards in this game? The deck I opened for the cut had them and it just seemed way too finicky to get much use out of - and this was with a decent Sanctum backing them up. They're just a really solid package--individually they vary in quality, but the fact that pulling one of them means you get another three quality creatures tossed in guaranteed really helps--whatever else your Sunctum end she up as, it'll have some very solid creatures in it. Death is also one of the few legitimately explosive plays out of Sanctum.
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Nov 18, 2018 06:21
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So, if you go first you only play one cars on that first turn. Let's assume you get a 3/3/1 split. In general, would you rather make the first play from the 1-card house for a bigger second turn, or from one of the 3s, so you actually get to activate your first play sooner?
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