Agreement by Contract (Hour of Glass)

Just another Partnership Agreement and Builder's Decree control deck with a few tricks up its sleeve to counter the current meta in Expedition. Let's get into the specifics!

Blueprints for fixing, multiple Xenan Blueprints because early game is mostly Xenan and I think the Xenan Hierloom is better in late game.

Multiple Sinister Rumors because it is a very flexible card. Good against other decks running Builder's Decree.

Vara's Favor to reveal Azindel, Mastermind before he gets his trigger off. The one damage is also good against D'Angolo Houndmaster which is ran in almost every fire deck, as well as popping the occasional aegis. The Shadow Sigil the card provides helps you reach the requirement to play Gentleman Jun D’Angolo in control matchups. Might consider running multiple copies of Vara's Favor in the future.

Banish because it is one of my favorite, and possibly one of the best, removal cards.

Vara's Authority is very good against aggro and Feln Control because of the high amount of aegis units

Gentleman Jun D’Angolo is great vs control matchups. Has won me several games, removing 3-5 cards when played on turn 5. Most market cards in Expedition, like Coveted Gemstone and Exotic Purchase, has very specific requirements for their marketed cards, so playing this gentleman will remove the cards that don't meet those requirements from the game entierly. I think he is very underrated.

Martyr's Chains in main deck because it has very good synergy with Partnership Agreement, and you have a lot of cards that gives you sigils.

Amplify Builder's Decree or From the Heavens for a lot in the late game to push for the win, but be aware of counterspells. If you do get big sentinels out, and that includes if Valiant Guardian is pulled from the market, the Combrei Hierloom can help you push through chump blockers.

Power base might need a little tweek.

Suggestions for improvements are welcome, as always. :)


- LGNDarion