Thanks for the gameplay videos, I'm looking forward to the demo on Saturday, so looking into building Shanks, and then a waifu build for my secondary (still trying to decide haha). It seems the events are the best defensive options for sure. I love alt win cons, so Roger definitely spiked me towards red more for competing. Any tips on starting out with red in general and or priorities to work on first when piloting, and improving over time?
@@wowtimeup I think if you want to play a red deck you should focus on being aggressive with your opponent and taking full control of the board. There are a lot of matchups where red just keeps dropping bodies and attacking that it becomes overwhelming for your opponent to get rid of your characters. Shanks having so many high power rush units makes it so that they can deal damage the turn they're played and they can likely stick around because of how hard they are to remove (although be wary of facing black decks). I've had luck with this deck just damage denying my opponent until I had 3-4 characters on the board with 8000+ power and just killing them from 3 life because they just can't block all the big swings in that turn
@@FluffTCG Yeah it was sad you didn't have much outs against Moria, so I'll have to be a little more conservative against that color. Seems like I'd rather have my 1 and 2 costs for shield value over actually playing them onto the field. Seems like not many times I would drop the 8 or uh 9 drop rush guy often because of holding up Don for magic number swings on what your board already presents. The Roger as a checkmate piece is so good in case they build a board and I'm able to get them to 0 life. Although I have heard against yellow or yellow/x they can recover one to turn off Roger.
Thanks for the gameplay videos, I'm looking forward to the demo on Saturday, so looking into building Shanks, and then a waifu build for my secondary (still trying to decide haha). It seems the events are the best defensive options for sure. I love alt win cons, so Roger definitely spiked me towards red more for competing. Any tips on starting out with red in general and or priorities to work on first when piloting, and improving over time?
@@wowtimeup I think if you want to play a red deck you should focus on being aggressive with your opponent and taking full control of the board. There are a lot of matchups where red just keeps dropping bodies and attacking that it becomes overwhelming for your opponent to get rid of your characters. Shanks having so many high power rush units makes it so that they can deal damage the turn they're played and they can likely stick around because of how hard they are to remove (although be wary of facing black decks). I've had luck with this deck just damage denying my opponent until I had 3-4 characters on the board with 8000+ power and just killing them from 3 life because they just can't block all the big swings in that turn
@@FluffTCG Yeah it was sad you didn't have much outs against Moria, so I'll have to be a little more conservative against that color. Seems like I'd rather have my 1 and 2 costs for shield value over actually playing them onto the field. Seems like not many times I would drop the 8 or uh 9 drop rush guy often because of holding up Don for magic number swings on what your board already presents. The Roger as a checkmate piece is so good in case they build a board and I'm able to get them to 0 life. Although I have heard against yellow or yellow/x they can recover one to turn off Roger.
That Lucci matchup was such a rough one
That tempo swing with Gecko into all that shenanigans is just too much
Im going to fill my board and remove your entire board in one turn
Bruh