Masters Hooru Soldiers

Main Deck Explanation

Exploit all the powerful new soldier cards like Argo's Techinque, Daru Lee, Call On Allies, Skimmer Wrangler and Argo Ironthorn to beatdown and out tempo your opponent!

Supporting cast include known top quality cards like Bring to Justice, Permafrost and Maveloft Huntress to function as tempo/removal and also to enable some stun synergies with Bouldergate Guard and Frostclaw Rider .

The power in the deck is just as many Hooru dual lands as you can fit in plus Symbols, Cobalt Waystone and Broken Contract for a small Petition tutor list (extra influence, aegis and an extra 4/1 soldier unit).

Market Card Explanation

Vision of Austerity is for all the annoying enemy relics out there
Pristine Light is for removing fat Time units
Crystallize is for stunning everything for the final swing
Korovyat Palace is for giving you a chance to comeback vs control or winning with a surprise Sack the City
Stormhalt Knife is for helping beat aggro or as another annoying threat (especially with face aegis)

Gameplay Tips

Most important thing with mulliganing and playing the deck is you want to exploit your soldier synergies or your stun synergies to maximum effect.

Look for combos like:
Daru Lee + Bouldergate Guard
Maveloft Huntress + Bouldergate Guard
Any stun + Frostclaw Rider
Almost any hand with some soldiers + Argo's Technique or Argo Ironthorn.

With all the influence symbols in the deck and the nature of a tempo strategy you really want to plan out your mana efficiently. Use of Bouldergate Guard and Maveloft Huntress to Plunder can help with this too.

A typical win pattern starts off with some early beatdown from your cheap units, midgame Call On Allies or removal to help push for the end game Argo Ironthorn or Crystallize

Don't be scared to just play out your units even into silence or stun effects because they still count for soldier synergies. Also don't worry about trying to avoid a sweeper or removal if you don't have a way to deal with it because it's more important you play to win rather than playing not to lose.

Final Thoughts

The deck isn't perfectly tuned but it got me a good win rate to Masters and I've never seen a similar strategy like this in Throne so I hope you all give the deck a go and enjoy!