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Exalted Killers

Throne Deck By
susuexp

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Updated version of the Exalted Killers deck. The basic idea is to build up a board with exalted units and then give one of them Killer, which will allow you to build bigger Killer units that will again deal with an enemy unit, etc. Kuro, Champion of Makkar can often be played when you get killer going, so you can redraw your units immediately. Devour is a bit of an all star which you usually don't want to just trade in for value by sacrificing an exalted unit onto another unit for the cards and life (the exception are situations where you are power screwed or desparately need gas). You want to hold it to refresh killer, or to move a depleted aegis from an exalted unit to another unit in response to a sweeper (in both cases this can turn games). Sometimes you want to use it as a combat trick - attacking 2 Siphoners into a 2/2 with devour up is often good enough value. And finally you can also use it to move a big exalted units stats to an unblocked unit to get through for lethal.

Details

Shiftstone Cost
Does not include campaign cost
31,600

Premium Cost
185,600

Influence Requirements
2 1 2

Power Sources
11 9 11 10 4

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Deck Rarities
26 15 32 4

Card Types
35 0 19 1 25

Contains Cards From Campaigns
Promises by Firelight [Set1007]

Archetype
Tempo

Updated
January 20, 2020

Added
October 29, 2019

Views
1,567

Eternal Version
Promises by Firelight

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Revisions (Since last major patch) January 20, 2020


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Comments

Ravager Edited Eternal Version: 1.49.3
This deck is sleeper OP in low masters right now. Not sure about the market, though.

Permafrosts tend to ruin my day more often than I think they should.
susuexp Eternal Version: 1.49.3
One more use for devour and a decent target for Quirin. But you could add another fast sacrifice effect in the market. Currently Temple provides redundancy killer and against Winchest it can be brutal - in the qualifiers for the winter championships I had an exalted chain off of temple that got two press gangs and a Makto into my deck. Immortalize is both redundant recursion and sometimes redundant exalted and press the advantage provides redundant Aegis. If there are good decks with sweepers around (so right now that would be mainly Winchest and Grodov) it's often a card you want to protect your board if you can't find stand together. Being able to play this T4 makes it a better option than sword. Marshal gets Tocas, which is the most relevant maindeck card that can ruin your day. Quirin is in there mainly to get rid of vanqblade and potentially gavel, but also gets the Frost (which actually mattered in my T64 match against yetis, where I grabbed it primarily for the lifesteal and then they frosted my merchant and attacked into an exalted unit thinking there were no good targets for the weapon, so that got brutal).