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Kain8 39
Protect yourself from military challenges through many avenues. Brothel Madame, In the Name of Your King!, A Game of Thrones, Calm Over Westeros, and Baratheon's kneeling power should allow you to dictate the pace of the game. Baratheon's loyal plot will go in when available, probably replacing one of the Filthy Accusations. Suggestions welcome!
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As soon as No Middle Ground is put in, this deck is getting a whole revamp. May have to put in Pentoshi and run Gregor. He's definitely another avenue to dissuade Military challenges from your opponent. |
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Which cards in the new pack make you say that? I can see turning the idea shifting into Night's Watch–Lion, since that new NW anti-Military card is as persuasive as In The Name Of Your King, and The Wall is a better winning condition anyway. |
Just built a deck based around the same theme and played it in a tournament last weekend. My thoughts:
1) All the unique locations avaialble to you are great. In addition to Red Keep and COTPT, I use The Iron Throne (for synergy with the latter) and Street of Sisters (great for set-up). 3 Support of the People means that I only need 1 copy of each. I removed all Dragonstone Port in favor of Lannisport Moneylenders. Why? Because GOLD is what you need to run events during the Challenges phase. Also because I found I didn't have enough low-cost characters or Intrigue chumps.
2) Stannis is a better fit than Robert, because he's cheaper and provides more control. Also, goes very well with Jaime. Along with them, I run Ser Gregor. Those boys, complemented by 2 Noble Lineage and 1 Little Bird (great on set-up) allow me to put up a massive wall against attacks, which in turn helps trigger The Red Keep.
3) I have a doubt that this deck can consistently win at tournaments for a very stupid reason: Time. I found that the stalling tactic is quite effective, and you can usually count on winning on the 6th or 7th plot. The problem is that most tournament rounds are ~10 minutes each, and you can't always count on going that far. If time is called by plot 5, you might have gotten out your key characters and locations, and be in a position to win in 2 turns (through Dominance and COTPT), but at the moment only be on the losing side of a 8-v-9 Power struggle.
One question–– Why only 2 In The Name Of Your King? It's the best trick the deck has.