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Valnitrik 33
This is not John Cena, this is Jon Snooow!
I'm not good at explanations, so I'll briefly present the deck. But of course I'll be glad to answer your questions. This deck is built with the first chapter of this cycle, "Accross the seven kingdoms". So sadly no Craven, but the White Tree is there!
The objective is very simple. Getting The Wall as soon as possible and oppose all the challenges. But Jon Snow (Core) makes the deck special. Sometimes you don't get your wonderfull location, or you may face a difficult match-up like Greyjoy. Jon gives you a second condition of victory. If needed you have a solution to easily win challenges as the attacker. And when your board is large enough, you can both oppose challenges to grab powers from the wall AND attack at the same time.
And this is why I play 2 Building Orders. It is very easy to win a game, simply by searching a Milk of the Poppy, Castle Black or Longclaw for Jon. (#SWAG) This makes the deck very polyvalent and able to win all the decks you will face.
I don't say that you will win against anybody. I just say that you can face every faction, where a classical fealty deck will automatically loose against certain decks like Greyjoy, Martel-Lannister, etc...
For statistics, I win against: -3 Baratheon Fealty -1 Lannister Crossing -2 Stark Fealty -1 Martel banner of the Lion -1 Lannister Fealty (Top 32)
I loose against: -1 Stark Fealty (8th round, Meilhen, winner of the national) -1 Lannister Crossing (Top 16)
I hope you'll enjoy this deck! If you have any question, just ask me! :D
I also want to congratulate Tamas who won the Swedish national with a NW deck. For the watch!
Oh yes... 64 cards... And why not?!? Hell yeah man! I'm a real thug! Optimization is for the weaks.
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Just for [Messenger Raven](/card/01130, it's interessant. |
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Fealty is good but kings of winter is much better choice for this deck in my opinion. Hell even kings of summer would be better than fealty. |
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Nice deck @Valnitrik. Congrats on the good result.
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Yes, in general, all Winter plots are MUCH better than most listed in here, especially if 6/7 plots give your opponents plots -1g. I mean an opener with Samwell, Wraiths in their midst and if you are lucky Meager or White tree is almost Game over. |
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Thx Celric, you perfectly resumed my thoughts! If I want to play KoW, I'll have to change all my plotline and it turns the deck to a very different one. You can play defense with the Wall and 2 Winter Festival of course. I like fealty because I want to have a large board quickly rather than facing a smaller one. As Celric said, this is the best agenda for this deck. |
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Also...no Dolorous Edd? He is nuts for the defense deck. Let alone that the absence of Winter Festival strikes odd. You got Call to Arms right? |
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Hmm, just noticed your edit about the packs used. Which in turn makes all the discussion about KoW invalid. Sorry I missed it. |
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But obviously with Call to Arms, I'll add Edd and Craven! |
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The deck can resist to a milk of the poppy on Jon Snow ? Why not get a confiscation plot ? Thx |
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Jon Snow can't be Milked. No attachments except Weapons. |
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That's one thing I love about knights watch. Most of em can say no to milk |
Amazing. Have tried this with Kings of Winter? I like Fealty, but in general I can't see SO many cards that can use the reduction.