This deck is featuring one of the most underrated heroes by the player base during set 1. This version is pretty competitive and will play into any heroes. Except Treyst.

For reference, I play exclusively Atsadi since the end of the kickstarter on Exaltered. I played him in the Angers tournament and went 6/4. Could be better, but still fine^^ I won't stop building decks for him and playing him until people recognise his potential. This is my latest version.

General

No surprise, this is a ramp deck. Hitting your mana early on to play biggies is the way to go.

Mulligan

The deck has been built to give great stability on the first hand. Best options are :

• Tiny Jinn and Chiron ;

• Issun-bōshi and Mana Channeling into Atlas ;

• Double Tiny Jinn.

Slower starts are also possible with Haven Warrior.

Axiom Salvager is there to help in the ordis matchup and advance in the deck

How to play

Except from ramping, what to do?

I recommend to try not advancing the same biomes as your opponent to create an asymetrical position and play more easily with your Mighty Jinn and Son of Yggdrasil. If you feel like you can challenge your opponent, do it. Force him to use as many ressource as possible and he will have difficulties countering your big gigantic characters.

In the mid game, you try to draw while pressuring your opponent. Setting up a 4/4/4 Atlas is amazing; sabotage draw elements from your opponent is great. Remember that you have more mana. you are the one putting stats on the board.

Late in the game, Sakarabru is a great comeback tool if needed. If played correctly, you will advance with your opponent, but he will also go back 1 expedition. He is also key against Small Step, Giant Leap

Tiny Jinn and Issun-bōshi offer great spikes in and . They are amazing at both temporizing your big characters and providing good stats

Unique choices

At least one of your unique should help with the stability of your deck. More ramp (with good enough stats) = more win. in most matchups, you shouldn't be afraid to give your opponent mana with uniques Aja. They are honestly pretty good. Other than the stability, uniques should feel impactful while not being too expensive in mana. 4-6 mana fills a sweetspot in this kind of deck :)