This is certainly a tricky turn… that tower was a good response, and he’s skipped worker to put out incredible board presence. I’m in danger of getting board wiped here and losing my tech 2… So I’m teching spells that I can hopefully draw into to get me out of trouble.
What I’m learning is that bloom river is really strong… I am in yet another dangerous situation. I have to try and make it to tech 3, but the likelyhood of him finding one damage is pretty high.
I feel like I’ve missed some tricks… perhaps morningstar pass is the true strategy against his deck. Or maybe finesse? I don’t know… I’m starting to think Anarchy might be too slow. Or maybe it’s just cause I’m not teching enough haste!
Kidnapping
Brick Thief
Older Brother
Spark
Tenderfoot
Ember Sparks
Ember Sparks
Tech 2 card(s)
Get Paid + float - ($9)
River drops 3 dmg on Tank to die
Mid Drakk - ($4)
Kidnapping Tank - ($0)
Brother trades with Taxman
Firebats and Tank deal 16 to base to break, GG!
Float ($0)
Discard 2, draw 4
Board Info: In Patrol:
Squad Leader:
Elite:
Scavenger:
Technician:
Lookout:
In Play:
L4 Drakk (2/3)
Firebat (3/3)
Firebat (3/3)
Buildings:
Base HP: 20
Tech I HP: 5
Tower HP: 4
Economy Info: Cards:
Hand: 4
Deck: 3
Disc: 7
Gold:
Gold: 0
Workers: 7
Thoughts
im starting to like my deck a lot… feel like i made right choices… i wanna believe fire can actually somewhat respond to rook… very happy with how i managed the final games… everything went smooth as planned… take zhavier’s systematic approach and combine with my aggressive all in style…
GG! @FrozenStorm I did it! Gotta love Codex… so precise down to 1 pt… been thinking about Codex day and night… hours grinded paid off
Yea, maybe Fire was the answer to Rook. I usually hate playing same line game to game but I thought firebats were solid play against your deck and why I repeated them in the final matches. I tried to spend more time pre game than in game and think about the gameplan rather than going spontaneous like I used to. I tried to sprinkle some zhavier over me. Thanks to @Legion and @Nekoatl for training and helping me in deck selection.