Akesha Control [no uniques]

Gameplan

The goal is to control the game by setting yourself up for the long game while hampering your opponent chances to do the same.

Deckbuilding

There's a lot to think about here, so I'll try to condense it into different categories.

Card Draw

One of the best ways to have control of the game is to just have more resources than your opp. This can be done in 2 different ways, card draw being one of them. Baba Yaga is a great card for this task, as it provides a good body along with its draw. Other cards to consider are Entraînement Magique, and Sceau de Conjuration.

Discard

The other way to have control of the game is to force your opp to lose resources, either from hand or reserve. Note, what I'm calling a resource is any card in hand, reserve, or landmark area that provides a beneficial effect when used, or in the case of permanents, when they can activate their effect for a beneficial use. For this purpose, cards like Fée des Dents and Espionnage that Sabotage are quite good as the remove half a card's value. Baku is also very good as it removes an entire card's value from your opp's hand and Portail de Bannissement is good at removing problem permanents.

Removal

Simply put, these are cards that deal with the threats that are currently on board. While Discard targets future problem cards, Removal targets characters or permanents that are causing a problem for your gameplan on that turn. Zou ! is good for getting rid of cheap bodies, and Portail de Bannissement does double duty for being a good Removal card as well. Other considerations are Dorothy Gale, and Furie du Kraken.

Tempo

This is a hard one to describe, but to sum it up, having control of the tempo grants you control of the gamestate, and if wielded properly can set your opp up to lose resources. "After You" is great for doing this, as it can force your opp to commit more before you play your discard/removal effects to screw them over. Our Hero is the main source of this, but Alice provides another source of it if needed. One cost cards are also useful for this, as they don't reveal to your opp entirely what you plan on doing. Disciple Studieux is a good example of this, and can also discount the next spell you play.

Long Game Rewards

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21/09/2024
Control Disruption

Decklist

Statistiques

Distribution des types de carte
Distribution des raretés
Rareté Nombre
Commune 24
Rare 15
Unique 0
Probabilité de pioche
Type N'importe quand Main de départ
Personnages
Sorts
Permanents
Légalité
Format Est-il légal ? Notes
Standard Oui
Championnat ExAlts Oui
Draft Oui
Courbe de mana
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newstudent747

cont.2 Hopefully this guide helps you, as I've hit the character limit twice just trying to write this. There's still more I want to say, but for now I'll leave it here. Thank you for taking the time to read this and I hope you have a great day-

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newstudent747

cont.1 In most games, just being able to do the above will win the game. But against certain decks, you need a payoff for dragging the game out long. Grand Endeavor is a great option and big bodies such as Sakarabru provide a large amount of stats to help win the game.

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Snakeraider

Is it normal that most of the description doesn't apply to the list below ?

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