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4f Alessi (Top 50 Masters)

Throne Deck By
ahellofanelk

+2

Cost Curve

Type

Faction

Information

Been tuning this on and off, finally feel like I have a good balance. Sitting at #42 at time of writing. Curious to see if anyone else likes it.

Details

Shiftstone Cost
Does not include campaign cost
62,050
Premium Cost
245,600
Influence Requirements
3 2 1 2
Power Sources
11 10 12 10 18
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Deck Rarities
9 19 35 10
Card Types
26 1 27 1 25
Contains Cards From Campaigns
Dead Reckoning [Set1003]
Archetype
Midrange
Updated
March 9, 2019
Added
February 25, 2019
Views
1,260
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Revisions (Since last major patch) March 9, 2019

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Comments

Jcon Edited Eternal Version: 1.43.0.6161
The power base is dead slow, and the influence requirements are so greedy. It doesn't even take an aggro matchup to get steamrolled, because while the opponent is casting strong cards, I'm scouting strong cards I can't cast to the bottom digging for influence to turn on like, half my hand that is also uncastable. Was this top 50 in a meta of slow greedpiles, or is there some trick to playing this that I'm missing? I really want to like this deck, but genuinely don't understand how you got results with it.
ahellofanelk Eternal Version: 1.43.0.6161
Hard to explain, there's a lot that catches you up and the deck is specifically built with the depleted curve in mind. Usual curve is playing a 1-cost card on turn 2 and using your 1 sigil to play a 3-drop on turn 3. I've also made some changes since I posted this to streamline it a bit.

I definitely wouldn't want to play this in a meta that was very polarized with over the top decks and low to the ground aggro decks. If I could play against Jennev Peaks and FTS mid-range every round I would, which has something to do with the success, bc that's not far off of what the ladder experience is like.

Ended up at #3 last month playing mostly this deck, so it does have something to it.