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Smash n' Grab - Night's Watch Wolf (7-1 Dutch Nationals) | 90 | 64 | 21 | 1.0 |
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Recruitment Drive (1st Kingsmoot 30p, 1st SC 8p, 2nd SC 17p) | 9 | 6 | 6 | 2.0 |
2deep99me 73
A relatively small field of 8 players at the Penrith SC (Sydney, AUS). I presume the deck functions in the same way the original Smash 'n' Grab does, minimise the opponents board and slowly overwhelm. I feel like I got pretty lucky in some games, none the less the deck never seemed to be a problem in of itself. Hard to call MVPs between White Tree, The Iron Throne and Ward.
Game 1 def Lannister Fealty
A timely Valar which I believe I concealed nicely the previous turn cost my opponent a lot of high end uniques. Despite mounting a solid comeback with Tyrion Lannister I was able to minimise losses (except a mistake that cost me Varys) before playing Valar again to regain control, closing with a Ward on Ser Amory Lorch.
Game 2 def Tyrell Kings of Summer
Despite getting ridiculously unlucky with both setup hands and marshalling only an Old Forest Hunter and a Roseroad I managed to quickly regain control through a beautiful Valar, general choke and my opponent not seeing the economy he wanted.
Game 3 def Greyjoy "The Rains of Castamere"
Again, my opponent seemed to not be hitting the cards he wanted, with a general lack of military icons to push the board. A timely We Do Not Sow cost me a Harrenhal, but ultimately some wise play involving Take the Black and Marched to the Wall depleted my opponent's board before closing out a tough turn with a timely topdeck Ward for a Priest of the Drowned God preventing a Rains trigger and giving me an unopposed intrigue challenge.