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Nogan 257
In my humble opinion, Greyjoy is the best faction in the game at the moment. They have an extremely powerful board presence, and will SIT there and entrench themselves once climbing on. The last chapter pack introduced the Drowned Disciple into the game, which effectively rounded out one of Greyjoy's underutilized strengths: resurrection.
Before, where playing Iron Throne for Aeron shenanigans was probably a little too slow to do much for you, it now helps you claim oodles of passive power and is worth the investment. So now, your characters never die. Ever. NEVER EVER. And you claim power for bringing them back. It's stupid.
The strength of this deck is flexibility and built in redundancy. I don't think Greyjoy has a single negative match up in the entire meta. Rush decks get rolled over by Valar. Aggressive choke decks falter against Valar and save shenanigans. Other mid-range decks aren't as strong or efficient, primarily thanks to the passive power gain and character recursion. Control decks are based around locations, the control of which happens to be one of Greyjoy's specialties. And Night's Watch Wall defense falters against unopposed tech. Martell and Baratheon, probably the only real thorns in Greyjoy's side, are comparatively flimsy at the moment and get rolled over.
The deck centers around its extremely efficient characters and three important locations: Kraken, Old Wyk, and The Iron Throne. None are so important that you can't win without them, but they considerably bolster your board presence.
This is a STRONG deck. It might take a bit to learn the rhythm and tempo of your match ups, but I've never felt helpless in a single game I've played, even when playing from behind. The overall strategy is typically to climb onto the board and slowly and surely strangle your opponent as they struggle to remove your stuff.
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@Nogan Good deck! How do you go for economy though? |
Looks like a great deck dude! I personally am a GJ player myself so I really love seeing decks that are different from the classics. A few questions I hope to clarify:
Thanks! Once again, great deck! |
Nice deck, but I seethis as a normal GJ Fealty with the new drowned god. How can you afford Vicky, Euron and Balon? :O Also, you rely on Great Kraken 2x and The Reader x1 for draw, so you are are good at top decking? Grats on the results. |
Would you change anything regarding the new NW Box ? |
Why no Battle of the Blackwater? Currently one of the strongest plot for Greyjoy, makes killing all opponent characters pretty easy. |
@Szakil What would you drop for it ? It hits your own characters too, so it needs good timing. |
I'm playing blackwater since it came out and I think that it has never hit me more than opponent. First thing - I never duplicate my characters before blackwater. Greyjoy have some saves if opponent sudenly plays valar second turn. I usually play blackwater in second or first round - if opponent used duplicates you can remove them, if he is not using dupclitaes you can use Valar and save your most needed characters with risen or mines. If opponent plays valar same round you are playing blackwater - he just probably murdered the whole table, but you have more gold to rebuild. Quoting my friend, one of the top players in my country "you asking would I play blackwater in this deck? You should rather ask if is there any deck in witch I would not play Blackwater." I think i would switch filthy acusations for blackwater. |
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Also, opponent have the wall or harenhall with 2 or 3 duplicates? Play blackwater and you can easily discard them with we do not sow |
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I like the deck quite a lot, I always wanted to make use of the Old Wyk and the new Drowned Priest. My best idea was to banner the Stag for extra Kneel. But that limits me of playing GJs best characters all together. In times like these with NW discard running around, how are you dealing with Varys ? I got the feeling that playing Nightmares is pretty much mandatory now, isn't it ? I like the Fishing Nets, since you can stick them on almost anyone, and have a constant effect. I will test the Battle of Blackwater. With it though almost all plots are very reactive but Time of Plenty. Do you always start with Time of Plenty, or Varys Riddle as well ? |
Time of Plenty is generally my opening plot, but there's a lot of flexibility in that regard. Filthy and Varys are also acceptable depending on the deck you're running into and your setup. |
What competitive decks does your local meta is playing ? |
I had some fun with this deck already :) I sometimes encountered a little lack of mil Icons. Battle of the Blackwater was great Valar Counterplay. But so can be Varys Riddle. I would like to exchange the wildlings for salty seamen, cause of the mil icon, and also they are possible targets for Damphair. I think Victarion is also key in this deck, and would like to raise him to 3 off. The Fishing Nets , although I really like them, I will replace them with Drowned Gods Blessing and test that. Salt Wife certainly also has a place in this deck. Maybe go to 62 card count ? |
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I got some more questions: Which of the locations has the most priority to you ? I often have multiple cards in my hand that I want to get out on the table, not risking them to fall prey to Discard. Aeron Damphair is also pretty key. Currently I run 2 bodyguards instead of 2 Salt Wives, since I don't have the box yet. Also I figure I will be seeing a lot of Varys again. |
I run a deck like this, more based on power rush with Lord of the Crossing. Think about Battle of Blackwater, you don't need so much duplicates cause your characters could die, not your opponent's. |
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For me the deck fell flat against the new Targ Rage :( Would be interested in an update as well. Especially since the Drowned God Attachment is protecting from their events. |
Fuck this deck, and the incredible luck of the pilot that gets Aeron, Balon, and Euron out by turn 3 EVERY SINGLE TIME. Not saying the deck is a slouch by any means,,,only that you are freakin' Yu-Gi-Oh with this thing. If I tried it, it would all end in tears - for me.