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Events / Re: PvP Event: Stock Market Mania
« on: May 22, 2025, 04:21:23 am »
BigDieck 2 vs 3 ponderous
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Events / Re: PvP Event: Stock Market Mania Signups
« on: May 12, 2025, 04:55:09 am »
I'm down, but I won't be able to start matches until likely June 7th.
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Events / Re: Deckbuilding Competition: Signed, Sealed, Delivered
« on: April 21, 2025, 11:05:22 pm »
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Events / Re: They were built, now play them: individual pvp event
« on: April 05, 2025, 08:33:47 am »Spoiler for BigDieck 4 - 1 Timpa:
Spoiler for BigDieck 2 - 3 Serprex:
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Events / Re: They were built, now play them: individual pvp event
« on: March 30, 2025, 08:24:23 pm »
BigDieck 4 - 1 Plein
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Events / Re: They were built, now play them: individual pvp event
« on: March 29, 2025, 04:56:36 pm »
BigDieck 1- 4 Turlututu
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Events / Re: They were built, now play them: individual pvp event
« on: March 27, 2025, 09:02:43 pm »
BigDieck 2 - 3 serprex
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Events / Re: They were built, now play them: individual pvp event
« on: March 27, 2025, 09:02:13 pm »
BigDieck 4 - 1 timpa
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Events / Re: They were built, now play them: individual pvp event
« on: March 02, 2025, 05:33:56 am »
Big Ins
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Events / Re: Deckbuilding Competition: If you build them they will play
« on: March 02, 2025, 05:33:06 am »
So in
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I've tried so hard to make work, and ended up with this version with so many small synergies.
At first glance, this deck looks weird, and if you really want to you can play it by using dolphins and sirens as damage, and antimatter as creature control. During Additional Arsenal, I played it like that cause this deck is still quite slow, fragile, and not hard to disrupt with everything being quite expensive.
The big thing this deck is centered around is Antimattering Dolphins AFTER they get the triple'd attack from diving. Dives give an additive buff that the game remembers, and will subtract that bonus attack after a single action. So a 7 attack dolphin will burrow, and come up with 21 attack (plus 14). If you antimatter at this very moment, it will have -21 attack, and then after it acts, it has to subtract that 14 attack, meaning the dolphin will have a base of -21 + -14 = -35 attack. Now you have a very high negative dolphin, that you can burrow, and come back up with -105 attack, and the deck has a bunch of Antimatters... you can figure that part out :^)
This combo is expensive, and you won't always be able to play them back to back, and that's where the dark mark comes into play. Cloak is cloak, and if you play the pieces every single turn, 1 undisturbed cloak is just enough to do the full A. Dolph combo without your opponent seeing any of it.
Siren really helps glue this deck together. If things go awry, its great extra damage to use opponent creatures for damage, but it also helps stall when you have a negative attack dolphin. Healing 21 hp, 35 hp, or if you dive your -35 attack dolphin, you can heal 105 hp with a single siren sing. These 2 cards are worth making this water/entropy combo a trio, as the amount of dark needed is not very much. Often 4~6 dark is all that is needed in a game, and you can metamorphosis into Entropy for the rest of the game.
The only thing this deck has going for it when it comes to farming is that an Antimattered dolphin is a priority for the AI to keep alive in every way possible. It will do everything in it's power to give it more hp like through magma, and avoid doing any damage or killing of it. And when using Antimatter on your dolphins, it is meant to finish the opponent that turn after diving. It can't do that vs AI with increased hp, so a 35, 105, or 175 attack dolphin is the juiciest target possible for an AI to focus on.
- Side note, this same technique also works with Wyrm and Pegasus, but it takes more Antimatters to ramp up the attack since those creatures only double from dive, while dolphin has a much higher base attack and triples in strength. Mathematically, Antimattering at the peak of a dive will triple the base attack of Wyrm/Pegusus each time, and quintuple (5x) the base strength of dolphins, and you will feel that difference if you ever try it. Also, if there were no cap to creature stats, if you use all 6 antimatters on a single dolphin with no other buffs and maximizing the attack gain, you could get a dolphin with a base attack of 109,375, and a diving attack of 328,125 -
A. Dolph my Beloved
At first glance, this deck looks weird, and if you really want to you can play it by using dolphins and sirens as damage, and antimatter as creature control. During Additional Arsenal, I played it like that cause this deck is still quite slow, fragile, and not hard to disrupt with everything being quite expensive.
The big thing this deck is centered around is Antimattering Dolphins AFTER they get the triple'd attack from diving. Dives give an additive buff that the game remembers, and will subtract that bonus attack after a single action. So a 7 attack dolphin will burrow, and come up with 21 attack (plus 14). If you antimatter at this very moment, it will have -21 attack, and then after it acts, it has to subtract that 14 attack, meaning the dolphin will have a base of -21 + -14 = -35 attack. Now you have a very high negative dolphin, that you can burrow, and come back up with -105 attack, and the deck has a bunch of Antimatters... you can figure that part out :^)
This combo is expensive, and you won't always be able to play them back to back, and that's where the dark mark comes into play. Cloak is cloak, and if you play the pieces every single turn, 1 undisturbed cloak is just enough to do the full A. Dolph combo without your opponent seeing any of it.
Siren really helps glue this deck together. If things go awry, its great extra damage to use opponent creatures for damage, but it also helps stall when you have a negative attack dolphin. Healing 21 hp, 35 hp, or if you dive your -35 attack dolphin, you can heal 105 hp with a single siren sing. These 2 cards are worth making this water/entropy combo a trio, as the amount of dark needed is not very much. Often 4~6 dark is all that is needed in a game, and you can metamorphosis into Entropy for the rest of the game.
The only thing this deck has going for it when it comes to farming is that an Antimattered dolphin is a priority for the AI to keep alive in every way possible. It will do everything in it's power to give it more hp like through magma, and avoid doing any damage or killing of it. And when using Antimatter on your dolphins, it is meant to finish the opponent that turn after diving. It can't do that vs AI with increased hp, so a 35, 105, or 175 attack dolphin is the juiciest target possible for an AI to focus on.
- Side note, this same technique also works with Wyrm and Pegasus, but it takes more Antimatters to ramp up the attack since those creatures only double from dive, while dolphin has a much higher base attack and triples in strength. Mathematically, Antimattering at the peak of a dive will triple the base attack of Wyrm/Pegusus each time, and quintuple (5x) the base strength of dolphins, and you will feel that difference if you ever try it. Also, if there were no cap to creature stats, if you use all 6 antimatters on a single dolphin with no other buffs and maximizing the attack gain, you could get a dolphin with a base attack of 109,375, and a diving attack of 328,125 -
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Time / Re: Buff Neurotoxin (creature targeting)
« on: November 12, 2024, 12:10:54 am »
I would like to propose a buff to Neurotoxin's effect on creatures that would prevent Epidemic OTKs while still allowing Rustler to work even when poisoned.
I know serprex has mentioned possibly having Neurotoxin silence creatures after an ability use, which does stop the otk.
I was thinking about creatures that are Neurotoxin'ed will increment poison AND take poison damage for every time a skill is used. It would still allow opponents to use creatures abilities, but create interesting situations if youd want to buff Lava Golems, Forest Spirits, and Steam Machine, or use tanky creatures with strong effects such as Fire Nymph.
I know serprex has mentioned possibly having Neurotoxin silence creatures after an ability use, which does stop the otk.
I was thinking about creatures that are Neurotoxin'ed will increment poison AND take poison damage for every time a skill is used. It would still allow opponents to use creatures abilities, but create interesting situations if youd want to buff Lava Golems, Forest Spirits, and Steam Machine, or use tanky creatures with strong effects such as Fire Nymph.
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New Card Suggestions / Re: Scarlet Wizard
« on: November 11, 2024, 04:26:12 am »
I would love a card like this, but it would need some restrictions, such as only for the first spell each turn. Spells like Dispersion + metamorphosis or regrades would break this card idea if it was unrestricted.
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Decks / Re: Flux-Kappa-Sader
« on: November 10, 2024, 06:45:56 pm »
I found this post after I made my version and discovered a specific interaction with living weapon, and more specifically, unupgraded Fluxor. Odin was ahead of his time for the buff to make this deck play much smoother.
This deck works like a conga line. You get your first crusader out with Fluxor, and momentum the fluxor (or later down the line if you draw it later), you reinforce crusaders, and you fly your crusaders, only for the next ones to ramp up the attack and pass momentum down the line.
And the secret sauce? Repeatable upgraded Living Weapon. Fluxor casts living weapon on itself when it acts as a creature, which moves it to the weapon slot, and heals you the amount of hp it has (6hp). When an *upgraded* Crusader endows that ability, it casts *upgraded* living weapon. This means each time a crusader goes from creature to the weapon slot, for the low low price of 1 gravity, you get a newly buffed weapon ready to be endowed by the next crusader in line, 7 hp, and 5 light quanta gained. This means once you get your first crusader endowed, you rarely have any issues affording the next one. And there is the fact that since you get refunded the full cost of the crusader, if you have 4 endowed crusaders, you can fly all 4 of them, gain 20 light quanta, gain 28 hp, and choose to replay the 3 crusaders that were bounced to hand with a net of 5 light for the cost of 4 gravity.
This means playing with or against this deck, you will constantly see crusaders sliding across the screen and changing positions. Some cards you can add for tech include gravity pull, pacify, and even miracle.
For Flux Sade
This deck works like a conga line. You get your first crusader out with Fluxor, and momentum the fluxor (or later down the line if you draw it later), you reinforce crusaders, and you fly your crusaders, only for the next ones to ramp up the attack and pass momentum down the line.
And the secret sauce? Repeatable upgraded Living Weapon. Fluxor casts living weapon on itself when it acts as a creature, which moves it to the weapon slot, and heals you the amount of hp it has (6hp). When an *upgraded* Crusader endows that ability, it casts *upgraded* living weapon. This means each time a crusader goes from creature to the weapon slot, for the low low price of 1 gravity, you get a newly buffed weapon ready to be endowed by the next crusader in line, 7 hp, and 5 light quanta gained. This means once you get your first crusader endowed, you rarely have any issues affording the next one. And there is the fact that since you get refunded the full cost of the crusader, if you have 4 endowed crusaders, you can fly all 4 of them, gain 20 light quanta, gain 28 hp, and choose to replay the 3 crusaders that were bounced to hand with a net of 5 light for the cost of 4 gravity.
This means playing with or against this deck, you will constantly see crusaders sliding across the screen and changing positions. Some cards you can add for tech include gravity pull, pacify, and even miracle.
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Decks / RIP Neurotoxin OTKs
« on: November 10, 2024, 05:42:54 pm »
These decks got nerfed fast, and will not work in anyway anymore, but I'd like to still upload them for memories. And no, this was not a glitch, Epidemic and Neurotoxin state how these decks function.
The crux of these decks is how Neurotoxin works on creatures. On a player, it increments poison by 1 per card played. On a creature, neurotoxin will increment 1 poison each time the creature's active ability is used. And so Rustler was my go to creature for this strategy.
Goal: Have epidemic, a skill spamming creature that is neruotoxined, and enough quanta to spam that ability.
This deck definitely was not optimized, and had so many vulnerabilities with rustler needing to survive 1 turn, as there was no way to circumvent the summoning sickness since you can't shard of ready it to spam it's ability. This deck was really jank, and required lots of clicking. There is a keyboard shortcut where holding shift and moving your mouse on the card will spam click, but I didn't know that until much later. There is some comedy to spamming left click 99 times as fast as possible though.
Then pimpollo found a cheap and truly disgusting way to OTK any opponent, no matter the hp they had. And it required significantly more clicking and with accuracy.
This strategy needed to go. A cheap duo with card draw built into an element required for the combo is awful.
The combo: Skeleton, Skeleton Axe, Flying Weapon, Shard of Ready, Plague, Neurotoxin, and Epidemic.
Once you get your Skeleton Axe to be a Neurotoxined creature, you make it's ability free and instantly able to cast, and you reinforce the skeleton. Skeleton Axe says that it is able to reactivate after targeting a skeleton, so then you can rinse and repeat forever. If you ever misclicked by double clicking the Skeleton Axe, then you would overwrite it's ability and the chain would stop.
So, uh, apologies for nerfing rustler by making it neutered when poisoned :^)
The crux of these decks is how Neurotoxin works on creatures. On a player, it increments poison by 1 per card played. On a creature, neurotoxin will increment 1 poison each time the creature's active ability is used. And so Rustler was my go to creature for this strategy.
Goal: Have epidemic, a skill spamming creature that is neruotoxined, and enough quanta to spam that ability.
Neuro Rustler OTK
This deck definitely was not optimized, and had so many vulnerabilities with rustler needing to survive 1 turn, as there was no way to circumvent the summoning sickness since you can't shard of ready it to spam it's ability. This deck was really jank, and required lots of clicking. There is a keyboard shortcut where holding shift and moving your mouse on the card will spam click, but I didn't know that until much later. There is some comedy to spamming left click 99 times as fast as possible though.
Then pimpollo found a cheap and truly disgusting way to OTK any opponent, no matter the hp they had. And it required significantly more clicking and with accuracy.
RIP Death by a 1000 Clicks
This strategy needed to go. A cheap duo with card draw built into an element required for the combo is awful.
The combo: Skeleton, Skeleton Axe, Flying Weapon, Shard of Ready, Plague, Neurotoxin, and Epidemic.
Once you get your Skeleton Axe to be a Neurotoxined creature, you make it's ability free and instantly able to cast, and you reinforce the skeleton. Skeleton Axe says that it is able to reactivate after targeting a skeleton, so then you can rinse and repeat forever. If you ever misclicked by double clicking the Skeleton Axe, then you would overwrite it's ability and the chain would stop.
So, uh, apologies for nerfing rustler by making it neutered when poisoned :^)