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Post by Ringel on May 19, 2012 14:03:43 GMT -5
This is my flavor of the popular decks that use the super efficient Nico and golden Ezio to rush. Thanks to Bronto for bringing Ardent Actor to my attention.
Resource Booster: [purple]Media:[/purple] 5 Political Patronage 5 Dama Rosa
[blue]Order:[/blue] 5 Forced Inheritance
Rush: [purple]Media:[/purple] 5 Niccolo Machiavelli 5 Ardent Actor
[yellow]Merchant:[/yellow] 5 Ezio Auditore De Firenze 5 San Gimignano
Support: [purple]Media:[/purple] 5 Tactless Theatrics 5 Magnetic Personality
[blue]Order[/blue] 5 Preemptive Strike
The strategy is pretty simple: Almost always Mulligan if you don't have PP. Dump your threats on to the board as quickly as possible and score. The only tricky part it the timing of San Gi (you might test other sites. I like this one best).
Tactless is a nice card here because it can remove speed bumps but can also push through an extra 2 points against large blockers, often scoring the win.
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ABXantos
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Post by ABXantos on May 19, 2012 21:45:42 GMT -5
Just played this deck.
My favorite troll combo is PP + San Gimi on the 1st half day and score 8 by the 1st full day day. Its uncounterable, even if the opponent plays Forced Inheritance/KHAP on day one in hopes to build up for a court order or demotion.
Still waiting for a double PP in first hand to see what kind of damage I can do on the 1st day.
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sidos
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Post by sidos on Jun 12, 2012 12:36:55 GMT -5
It seems to be a nice deck. Other interesting alternate cards that could fit are: Octavian de Valois, Tactical Upheaval. Just some ideas to test.
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rl
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Post by rl on Jun 12, 2012 13:55:01 GMT -5
@ sidos, this deck dislikes Templar cards on account of the Ezio golden
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Post by Ringel on Jun 12, 2012 14:00:31 GMT -5
I have since switched out Forced Inheritance for Plentiful Crop--- the early income matters more than the eventual larger income.
It plays smoothly-- you win (most games) or lose really quickly.
The big downside is, it is pretty boring. You don't have a whole lot of meaningful choices to make.
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sidos
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Post by sidos on Jun 12, 2012 14:42:40 GMT -5
@ sidos, this deck dislikes Templar cards on account of the Ezio golden Agree, forgot this "detail"... but could be used early, to get ride of 0/X agents, or even in your own damarossa to get 1 income and a card, only testing to know. But as Ringel saids, 0 cost incomes are much better on rush decks.
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