Eternal Card Game Colorblind mode? |
- Colorblind mode?
- Hm, which 8SSS legendary do I want? ��
- Expedition tournament, checkin 3 hours and 20 minutes.
- New player: Where to see what's the meta and what strong deck is the cheapest?
- Results: Team Not-Tavrod Sunday Tournament!
- Expedition Burn Control
- Salty Brews - Varret Prime
- Make the cut #1
- There is always a better Sealed pool
- Expedition Matchmaking - Working as intended?
- Salty Brews - Oni Master 243
- Backlash Podcast Episode 30 - The first expedition tournament
- My version of Dragon list, any changes i may considerate? Thx.
- Looking for a way to make this deck viable
- Decimate, your thoughts?
| Posted: 27 Oct 2019 09:25 AM PDT A friend and I have just started playing Eternal and he's having a hard time differentiating between the different color cards sure to him being colorblind. I know most games have a colorblind mode, but I can't find it for Eternal. Am I not looking in the right place? [link] [comments] | ||
| Hm, which 8SSS legendary do I want? �� Posted: 27 Oct 2019 06:17 AM PDT
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| Expedition tournament, checkin 3 hours and 20 minutes. Posted: 27 Oct 2019 04:24 AM PDT Come have fun in this interesting format! Edit: woops, meant to say "3 hours and 20 minutes from this post", hopefully this was obvious! [link] [comments] | ||
| New player: Where to see what's the meta and what strong deck is the cheapest? Posted: 27 Oct 2019 07:17 AM PDT There's any youtuber or website that updates the meta deck constatly? [link] [comments] | ||
| Results: Team Not-Tavrod Sunday Tournament! Posted: 27 Oct 2019 10:20 AM PDT
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| Posted: 27 Oct 2019 07:29 AM PDT https://eternalwarcry.com/decks/d/AGGhHqOmaQg/burn-control Decklist at bottom --- This deck has 26 maindeck removal cards and 4 in the market. The units boost spell damage to obnoxious levels, and cheap spells allow you to use spell damage on the turn you play them. This deck is not easy to play. There are a lot of decisions to be made, and a lot of ways to make mistakes. The game plan for this deck is to draw cards and delete every unit and site the enemy plays until you can burn them out with Prodigious Sorcery. This deck ends up being quite cheap, only costing around 20k stone for the full version. Notes It's extremely important to keep an eye on how much damage you can put out with burn compared to your opponent attacking you. There are times where you will draw Garden or Sorcery with enough burn in hand to kill the opponent if you can survive long enough to play your burn, Sorcery it back, and play it again. Char is extremely good at this because of the cost reduction. Playing Garden with 2 Char in hand will often close out the game. Because this deck is capable of extreme burst damage, you need to consider when to use Lightning Strike or Conflagrate on a unit versus a card that is weaker but can hit face and sites - Lightning Strike vs Streets Aflame / Innate Conviction, and Conflagrate vs Char. As you familiarize yourself with matchups, you will learn when to hold onto certain types of burn. Kaleb's Favor is extremely good in this deck, as it drastically increases the reliability of Sorcery's face burn. With Conflagrate, against some decks it can be worth taking extra damage to set up a 2 unit kill with it, but against others you may die if you don't immediately remove their units and/or hold up fast burn. You need to play against different matchups to gauge what removal to use against various things, and when. Permafrost maindeck is out of favour in expedition, but that's because other decks don't run 26 removal cards. In this deck we have enough removal to deal with the time-based decks that have endurance, and can afford to have permafrost sitting in hand until it is merchanted away for other removal. Anyone willing to go to market to remove the permafrost is a good trade, because we now have 1 less merchant to worry about and can probably remove the unit again. Against decks like Stonescar dragons we can't afford to not maindeck this card. They can quickly outsize your burn with cards like Cozin Darkheart, and they have cheap removal to remove your spell damage. This means you need to be able to answer both Cozin and Eclipse Dragon without relying on spell damage. Greed's Reward is absolutely insane with spell damage, but there are times where you need to cast it for 1 damage and/or choose not to decimate. This is very dependent on the situation you're in. It can sometimes be correct to kill a Resolute Monk with this on turn 3 without decimating, for example. Any time you draw more than 1 card with this it's insane, and giving it Double Damage with Sorcery lets you refill your hand if you aren't yet in a position to start killing the opponent. Innate Conviction allows you to warp a burn spell with Garden that can target anything, and occasionally gives you other warp or onslaught value. Re-Read is another tool you can grab with Garden. This can help in longer matchups where you want to cast Prodigious Sorcery more than once or twice. It can also get back an Edict of Linrei or Wisdom of the Elders from your void, which Sorcery cannot do. There are niche situations where you may want to Re-Read an Eilyn's Favor for face aegis. Market Storm Spiral in the market will bail you out against cultists, and midrange decks that have built a board you can't deal with by going 1 for 1 a bunch of times. This wipes your board but benefits significantly from spell damage, acting as a harsh rule when it matters. Decks playing larger units tend to go slow enough that you can 1 for 1 them until you draw some cards, and then you just remove everything they do until you draw Garden or Sorcery and point your remaining burn at their face. This also hits face, which generally will be a benefit as you can often start burning the opponent out immediately after wiping their board. Burn Them All in the market gives you a way to deal 15+ damage from a single merchant if you have Sorcery in your hand. If you already have a burn spell in your hand or void, Merchant + Sorcery will kill pretty much anybody who hasn't gained life (if you are in a position to survive enough turns to do it). Edict of Linrei helps deal with problematic units that outsize our burn. Edict of Shavka primarily kills Aegis units while incidentally obliterating J and P units. They also tend to be the ones with Aegis, conveniently enough. Emblem of Shavka in case of emergency. --- 4 Char (Set6 #3) 4 Permafrost (Set1 #193) 4 Conflagrate (Set5 #7) 2 Eilyn's Favor (Set0 #24) 3 Kaleb's Favor (Set0 #3) 4 Lightning Strike (Set1 #197) 1 Re-read (Set6 #153) 4 Wizened Crone (Set7 #164) 4 Cloudsnake Harrier (Set2 #114) 3 Greed's Reward (Set7 #103) 4 Howling Peak Smuggler (Set5 #215) 2 Streets Aflame (Set6 #26) 4 Wisdom of the Elders (Set1 #218) 1 Innate Conviction (Set6 #168) 4 Garden of Omens (Set6 #319) 2 Prodigious Sorcery (Set7 #115) 6 Fire Sigil (Set1 #1) 7 Primal Sigil (Set1 #187) 4 Emblem of Linrei (Set7 #91) 4 Seat of Fury (Set0 #53) 4 Skycrag Insignia (Set7 #162) --------------MARKET--------------- 1 Edict of Shavka (Set7 #3) 1 Edict of Linrei (Set7 #95) 1 Storm Spiral (Set5 #131) 1 Burn Them All (Set5 #218) 1 Emblem of Shavka (Set7 #1) [link] [comments] | ||
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| Posted: 27 Oct 2019 08:37 AM PDT Maybe I am starting a small series regarding draft cuts. I really enjoy drafting the cards and I kinda like playing the deck afterwards. What I enjoy the least during a draft is: making the cuts. I find that really hard and that's the part where I think I can improve the most. Also while making the cuts I often think: nah, you can't cut that card; it's really strong in this [insert random situation]. Therefore I will post decks I draft and then let us discuss which cuts should be made. Here is the first draft deck: 41 cards with with 4 power. So depending on the power you want to play, there are 10 or 11 cuts to make. [link] [comments] | ||
| There is always a better Sealed pool Posted: 27 Oct 2019 09:23 AM PDT
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| Expedition Matchmaking - Working as intended? Posted: 27 Oct 2019 04:57 AM PDT
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| Backlash Podcast Episode 30 - The first expedition tournament Posted: 26 Oct 2019 04:14 PM PDT Welcome to this week's episode of backlash! Myself and Tchamber5 focus primarily on the first expedition tournament and what it means for the rest of the format and the first ECQ. Soundcloud: https://m.soundcloud.com/twittermagictim/balance-changes-and-the-first-expedition-tourney Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0aQ0ngxSmd4mQka6oxOq11 Hope you enjoy! [link] [comments] | ||
| My version of Dragon list, any changes i may considerate? Thx. Posted: 26 Oct 2019 10:16 PM PDT
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| Looking for a way to make this deck viable Posted: 26 Oct 2019 03:52 PM PDT 1 Ark of Sol (Set7 #34) 4 Dark Return (Set1 #250) 4 Excavate (Set1 #71) 4 Chant to Grodov (Set7 #39) 4 Devour (Set1 #261) 4 Ephemeral Wisp (Set1 #84) 2 Fearbinder (Set4 #203) 4 Immortalize (Set7 #126) 4 Last Rites (Set4 #62) 4 Dawnwalker (Set1 #86) 4 Shepherd's Horn (Set2 #49) 4 Submerged Titan (Set6 #72) 4 Lumen Attendant (Set4 #81) 3 Pillar of Dreams (Set5 #178) 7 Time Sigil (Set1 #63) 6 Shadow Sigil (Set1 #249) 4 Crest of Mystery (Set4 #266) 3 Seat of Mystery (Set0 #61) 4 Xenan Banner (Set2 #201) 1 Xenan Insignia (Set7 #184) [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 27 Oct 2019 06:50 AM PDT I think this mechanic is a waste of space. Without Eloz it's by FAR not worth it in my experience. [link] [comments] |
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