The deck

I've had a lot of success with this deck on BGA. It revolves around a pretty bold and unintuitive strategy, but one that actually works:

• Ramp in early, conceding expeditions
• Accumulate value in midgame
• Win in late using tempo plays

First 2 turns

You want to play rare mana channelling as soon as turn 2. That means you need to ramp on turn 1. Two options:

• Tiny Djinn and either helping hand, chiron or physical training.
• Twinkle twinkle, to use the support ability and cast channelling turn 2. That works especially well if you go second on turn 1. The character will wake up on turn two, but if you play a mana chanelling, you were going to concede both expeditions anyways. Unfortunately, this is the only card that has this ability in bravos. It's a very good card in late game so we're happy to play it but let's hope there are more in the next expansion (maybe even at common?)

Midgame

KEEP RAMPING. Don't hesitate to cast channelling again. You want to either ramp like crazy, or ramp a little and mitigate enemy advance. The more you ramp, the easier it is to control the opponent in late game. Though the more you defend expeditions, the more leeway you have.

Late game

In the late game, you will use Sakarabru and Kaibara to slowly but inevitably advance, helped with cheap tempo spells like twinkle twinkle and intimidate. Most often the opponent will loss with many card in hand. But thanks to Atsadi, you will have the gas to match up their resources. You win at that game because you have way more mana. For you, a Sakarabru played from reserve is an after you. With four-stats.

Uniques

There are two types of uniques you want in the deck: those that ramp, especially good if they have the stats to defend an expedition. Not necessarily advance, but at least deter/prevent the opponent from doing so. And uniques that can be played on turn 1 with a discount support ability such as the one found on Twinkle twinkle, to increase the chances of playing channelling on turn 2. Good luck!