Crowns and Nonsense

It's been a while since I last uploaded a Crown of Possibilities deck - figured I would store my current build as a future reference in preparation for a new skill being added. Bond and Berserk were both fine additions to the pool, but negative overall due to diluting the chances of getting Echo and Destiny, the two best hits. Will Exalted be good, or bad? Only time will tell.

As for this deck... it's a midrange deck built around grinding out opponents by repeatedly drawing and redrawing high-value cards. We use Crown of Possibilities to stack up additional value on all of our units, alongside cards like Dark Return, Twinning Ritual, and Dread to draw more copies of those units.

The deck is built around Crown of Possibilities - we can win without it, but drawing it early (ideally in multiples) will power up the deck significantly. After that, it comes down to what sort of units we can spin up - if you get a bunch of Reckless units, you'll probably lose, while getting Echo on a Dread or Merchant is an easy win.

This deck is generally weak against aggro, since our unit curve starts at 3, which means they can often get under us before we can deploy enough blockers. Saber Tooth Prideleader helps a bit. Against Control and Midrange, it will often depend on who gets off to a better start - if we can get a Crown down early and start generating value, we'll be in good shape. If our opponent plays a Site and starts generating value, it can be hard for us to keep up. Dread's Charge helps against sites, but we don't have enough removal to deal with that many threats, especially Aegis units.