Before Sodi, Tasbu had DRAGONS! (111-1)

111 - 1 (15 successful runs, 1 incomplete)


...well only 1 dragon, but it's a full playset! I did have Crimson Firemaw in my earlier tests, but I had to cut it and now all I'm left with is an embarassing deck name.

This is the Stonescar version of the first deck I posted here: Tasbu and Sodi Sitting on a Tree. K-I-S-S-I-N-G! This is Tasbu, the Forbidden during his bachelor days. Apparently, he was a dragon person long before he met Sodi, Wingbreaker, and was an absolute bad boy. But once they tied the knot, he traded in his 4 vicious reds for 1 timid Black-Sky Harbinger to live a more low-key showbiz life.

The deck is pretty straightforward, no special sauce here:
- Just go face with warcry units.
- Tasbu, the Forbidden is your draw + deterrent.
- Xo of the Endless Hoard is additional draw + finisher if it comes to it.

You should have no problem with 2 power hands.
- You have 8 2-cost units, 8 2-cost draw, 3 Vara's Choice, then if those aren't enough, you have all the removals at 1-2 cost only.
- I've encountered 2 power hands (for more than 5 turns) twice in 111 games and won them both.

Rakano Outlaw has been pulling her weight here.
- You can replace her with Blackhall Warleader if you like, but they function differently.
- I like warcry better because you only need to attack to get the buff so if you decide to suicide her with Tasbu on board (for the draw), you get DOUBLE value.
- With Torch, she can surprise kill any 5 HP unit (rarely happens).
- She's also a 4/4 VS Highly Skilled (so is Ripknife Assassin), which makes a lot of difference in the early game.

I don't recommend Argenport Instigator because Desecrate + Tasbu + Emblem of Makkar are already enough punishment, we don't need more ping damage.

In Cold Blood in the market is for Inquisitor Makto because it's hard to outgrind the AI deck "Best Served Cold" especially since we don't have flying + it's also useful to get rid of Knight-Chancellor Siraf or Marshal Ironthorn in "Power of Progress" boss because both can easily outvalue us.

I also use this to get my first win of the day (ranked). Pretty consistent there too, but I'm in the lower ranks so yeah.



LOSSES:

1st loss: 14th boss = Sudden Death
- AI opened with Infernus, followed it up with Blazing Renegade, then 2 Ticking Grenadin. Hell I just quit.



BOSSES:

1. Mindless Aggression (charge) - 12 turns

2. Highly Skilled (+1 / +1 per battle skill) - 7 turns

3. Power of Progress (2 power per turn) - 5 turns

4. Highly Skilled (+1 / +1 per battle skill) - 8 turns

5. Limitless Possibilities (random battle skill) - 12 turns

6. Company of Exiles (spells into units) - 10 turns

7. Highly Skilled (+1 / +1 per battle skill) - 10 turns

8. Highly Skilled (+1 / +1 per battle skill) - 6 turns

9. Power of Progress (2 power per turn) - 8 turns

10. Labyrinth Treasury (units cost 1 less) - 8 turns

11. Highly Skilled (+1 / +1 per battle skill) - 7 turns

12. Labyrinth Treasury (units cost 1 less) - 8 turns

13. Highly Skilled (+1 / +1 per battle skill) - 6 turns

14. Sudden Death (double damage) - Quit in 3 turns

15. Power of Progress (2 power per turn) - 12 turns

16. Mindless Aggression (charge) - 6 turns