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Greedy Belax Finneas

Throne Deck By
abbaabbaabba

+4

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Type

Faction

Information

Update 3/24/23:Trying a less greedy version.

Details

Shiftstone Cost
Does not include campaign cost
28,100
Premium Cost
194,400
Influence Requirements
2 3 2
Power Sources
19 16 15 23 4
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Deck Rarities
12 30 21 13 4
Card Types
24 13 16 0 27
Contains Cards From Campaigns
Whispers of the Throne [Set1085]
Bastion Rising [Set1097]
Enter the Arcanum [Set1135]
Archetype
Combo Midrange
Updated
April 28, 2023
Added
March 20, 2023
Views
2,535
Eternal Version
The Devouring
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Revisions (Since last major patch) April 28, 2023

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Comments

Reyemile Eternal Version: 23.03.22
Played with the greedy version for a while, and Finneas and Finneas did nothing. Played it maybe twice in 20 games and both times it traded or died without drawing a single card. Probably gonna replace it.
abbaabbaabba Edited Eternal Version: 23.03.22
I hear you. Right now, it seems difficult to find a home for Finneas in any deck. It needs to hit the field, swing, and then Ready to get its effect to pop off. So that leads one to try Charge, Killer, and Endurance tactics.

Another way to is to play a deck that Exhausts its own Units in order to gain effects.
Reyemile Eternal Version: 23.03.22
Wonder if there's a Chalice shell? Still it's so much power to get a few extra cards.
FafaPapa Eternal Version: 23.03.22
Nice deckbuilding, it's fun to play and can be very powerful.
I wonder why no Market? It feels like cards like Infinite Hourglass, Calibrate or Sling of the Chi could be market cards, and the deck could do with a bit more early game.
Also the power base can feel a bit shaky at times, it's definitely the main reason I lost games (not being able to play my cards soon enough).

But overall I'm glad I've crafted the deck :)
abbaabbaabba Edited Eternal Version: 23.03.22
I 100% agree with your assessment about more Market / removal/ early game. After all, Hourglass provides diminishing returns. You really ony need one in play.

But here I just posted the "greediest" version to really outline the skeleton of the deck (hence the name).

I think spell-based Market access (Units will be a non-bo due to the anti-summon cards) and more removal is a good try for a more competitive version.

Also, do note that fewer main decked relics makes Celestial Discovery weaker.

Concerning the Power base, I think the latest suite seems to work well.
leonsaid Eternal Version: 23.03.08
Nice job. When F&F plays Belax for free, it almost seems unfair.
abbaabbaabba Eternal Version: 23.03.08
Hello again. Yeah, the deck runs the right way. Feels right. Sometimes you get "the nuts" and pop off with F & F too.

Most of the time it just feels like a typical
Belax strategy with a splash of a new card. One cool thing is that Perfume is surprisingly versatile. With all these big Units, it can be pretty effective outside of F & F combos too. Still, no absurdly high win rates or anything.