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| Tyrell - Rains of Castamere (Cy 4 - Ch 6 - V 2) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.0 |
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Benji 764
A classic build on Tyrell. Everything "exotic" I tried revealed to be less performing than what is standard. On contratry to what I believed, Political Disaster is no secret tech versus Martell and Targaryen. Simplicity is (always) the correct answer.
Compelled by the Faith is a useful improvement, you have almost all your powers in characters, so you can completely counter a Valar Morghulis. This is also useful versus Valar Dohaeris since you force the opponent to play first, and you can also play it the turn before Dohaeris if you "feel" it.
Left/Right are the only 2-gold, 2 STR, Military icon characters.
Willas, Seal of the Hand, Heartbane because in a Valar Dohaeris metagame it is important to accumulate your powers on the same character.
Brienne remains important because she fixes the board with a King, and can thus trigger a Dohaeris.
Hightower Spy x3 because they are the link between the "Mace module" and the "Randyll module".
Flea Bottom is used here because you can saturate reserve.
Horn Hill is vital because a mirror is all about STR.
All the other choices are explainable by "It works well and I can rely on it (others choices were disapointing) ".
-- Flexible Cards --
Counting Coppers => You don't have the gold to really beneficiate from it
Hightower Spy => A bit too expensive.
--Main Threat--
Valar Dohaeris. This is the only common problem of this deck. Thus the specific metagame choices explained above. The goal is to accumulate power on the same character, or trigger it while having enough gold + cards to recover fast.