Eternal Card Game Noticing a distinct lack of mill these days... |
- Noticing a distinct lack of mill these days...
- Chapter 40: Aftershock
- EoE Top 5 Build Arounds
- Tradition Restrained Action!
- Meta Monday March 2020 Week 1
- Tuesday Brewsday: Volatile Knuckle
- Darmatist's Mask Does Not Revenge
- BUG - This happened after I pledged Enchanted Platemail on the play. Neither me nor my opponent could take any game actions. (Not connection issues, my opponent could send me emotes and interact with the totems)
- Eternal Highlights #147 - Opponent Wants It All to End
- Kaislingers
- Last month I went from bronze to masters in draft for the first time. This month I got there 4th!
- Hey DWD--where's the chapter 40 lore?
- Any news on european release/distribution of chronicles/gold&steel?
- Foundational articles / guides for defender chooses board states
- That's a Win
| Noticing a distinct lack of mill these days... Posted: 03 Mar 2020 10:14 AM PST
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| Posted: 03 Mar 2020 12:47 PM PST [[Restrained Action]] Is a good card, I promise. (or at least a fun card) The main line of play in this deck is pretty similar to old TJP control decks: ramp up to your big sweepers and even bigger finishers. In this deck, however, we're not using [[Pit of Lenekta]] as a win-condition here. Instead, we're using restrained action to keep our opponent inundated with increasingly strong units that can function as beaters while still getting value as control. I do feel like the Primal splash here is very important to have: [[Bookclub Yeti]] is excellent removal AND can be yoinked off of Restrained Action, [[Snowstorm Druid]] is also quite nice for being able to protect your relics with face aegis. [[Forbidden-Rider Outcast]] is a little more self-explanatory. If you don't have [[Linrei's Codex]], that's fine, just add in another FBO. If you don't have [[Bastion of the Dawn]], [[Confiscate]] can kill relics too. [[Grodov's Burden]], however, is vital to this deck. The ability to make your threats incredibly sticky whilst also acting as a very good ramp payoff is a very important part of what makes this deck work. I hope you have a good about of fun playing this deck! [link] [comments] | ||
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| Tuesday Brewsday: Volatile Knuckle Posted: 03 Mar 2020 08:58 AM PST Deck: https://eternalwarcry.com/decks/d/SPPBLnlWV4k/volatile-knuckles Every Tuesday I like to find a cool build around and play with it. Since EoE release every Tuesday has been consumed by Volatility. Nearing the end of my Volatility obsession I decided to take Volatility as far as I could, beyond all sensibility and common decency. This deck has actually won a game, and almost won another, at its core it's an 8 Harsh Rule, 8 Merchant control deck that is trying to crush the opponent in VALUE. [link] [comments] | ||
| Darmatist's Mask Does Not Revenge Posted: 03 Mar 2020 12:05 PM PST Edit/Update/Answer - Revenge on Weapons passes Revenge onto the wielder. Weapons, it turns out, cannot revenge... damn inanimate objects. -------------------------- Any idea what mechanic is causing this if it is not actually a bug? I got my first Mask today from a twitch drop and decided to make some jank to play in Gauntlet with. I threw a bunch of fatties and revenge units along with Dragon Forge/Voprex Choice to increase my chances of seeing the card work. I also threw in Touch of Resilience to help me keep the first fatty it gives me. Well, I used ToR on Mask in my hand and some unit on my board. Next turn it does its thing but the weapon goes to my void instead of revenging to my deck. All else occurs as expected but now throughout the game I just end up with loads of Masks in my void with the Revenge keyword on them. I did 2 Gauntlet runs with the same results. AI only had common/vanilla/no-text units on board and no relics at all to affect this. And of course my revenge units worked properly. What gives? --------------------------- [link] [comments] | ||
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| Eternal Highlights #147 - Opponent Wants It All to End Posted: 03 Mar 2020 06:28 AM PST
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| Last month I went from bronze to masters in draft for the first time. This month I got there 4th! Posted: 02 Mar 2020 04:27 PM PST
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| Hey DWD--where's the chapter 40 lore? Posted: 02 Mar 2020 08:10 PM PST | ||
| Any news on european release/distribution of chronicles/gold&steel? Posted: 03 Mar 2020 12:43 AM PST Last I recall the game was supposed to release somewhere in febuary. I didn't preorder because I want to support my LGS, however they haven't received any stock yet and their suppliers apparently don't have any word on when they should arrive either. Is there anyone out there in eu who has received their order/been able to purchase the game? Or are all distributions delayed due to corona slowing everything down? [link] [comments] | ||
| Foundational articles / guides for defender chooses board states Posted: 02 Mar 2020 10:25 PM PST Hi folks, I've newly returned player to Eternal after a long (2+ year?) hiatus. A bit about me: 20 years ago I played some MTG but only recreationally but never in any serious way. The concepts of "tempo" or "meta" didn't exist in my vocabulary: it was just kids playing with our tiny tiny collection, penciled in proxy cards and then venturing to a local shop for a draft night. When Hearthstone was introduced I got to scratch that itch again but this time learned some concepts. Tempo vs value (card advantage) vs health. Win conditions. The meta. I read some great articles that established the backbone / framework of my thinking and let me categorize and structure what I was learning through experience. "Who's the beatdown" was a great read and applied even to Hearthstone arena. Questions Things brings me to my question: Can anybody recommend any good foundational reads for thinking through defender chooses boards? In particular, in drafts I find myself not being able to mentally navigate a 5 vs 7 minion board state and understanding who's got the advantage and why. I don't presume this article will be written for Eternal but all the better if it is. This is just the base foundation and not necessarily the individual mechanics (unless they really dictate what's going on). Since Eternal shares so much with MTG I'm wondering if there might be something from that community that might also apply. TLDR: How do I stop my brain exploding in 5v7 boards and actually starting thinking the right way to learn from my plays? [link] [comments] | ||
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