I enjoy cassian. He’s a really fun leader. I think with him it should be attempting to get that 3 damage every turn after turn 1. So I try to keep the curve low with higher power characters to get the draw 1 in the early game. And when he deploys, he’s so strong. Loving it so far. I like him in a combo with green. I think he’s also very strong in twin suns.
The "sideboard" should reference 2 more cards: No Good to Me Dead and For a Cause I Believe In. No Good to Me Dead is 2 cost and can shut down a leader for 2 turns. As you're trying to play fast in a Cassian deck, that is often until the end of the game. For a Cause I Believe In is a real finisher. With Cassian you may be able to play two of them on the same turn. I'd also mention the Wanted Card from Set 2. Cassian can be flush with cards and getting a way to reset resources can be huge, especially early. Free 2 resources can be amazing for Cassian - especially when you will rarely have initiative with this deck due to how many cards you are playing. You can drop the Wanted after your opponent takes initiative, then take out the foe without them ever having a chance to respond.
@@KuneTear Yes. I should have mentioned that - it is one of several cards I use out of aspect to great success. Being able to shut down a leader for 2 turns is worth 4.
Yes I have! I made quite a few changes before presenting this list. The upgrades to the deck also can add power-but I would say that they also change the play style of the deck too. I encourage you to try it and change things that suit to your play style and wants!
I think that depends on what the meta looks like. You really want the 25 hp base to have a specific purpose- like help a weak part of the deck or answer problem cards that are common.
I enjoy cassian. He’s a really fun leader. I think with him it should be attempting to get that 3 damage every turn after turn 1. So I try to keep the curve low with higher power characters to get the draw 1 in the early game. And when he deploys, he’s so strong. Loving it so far. I like him in a combo with green. I think he’s also very strong in twin suns.
Looks interesting! I'll try it out for sure, Cassian feels like one of the more underrated leaders right now.
The "sideboard" should reference 2 more cards: No Good to Me Dead and For a Cause I Believe In. No Good to Me Dead is 2 cost and can shut down a leader for 2 turns. As you're trying to play fast in a Cassian deck, that is often until the end of the game. For a Cause I Believe In is a real finisher. With Cassian you may be able to play two of them on the same turn.
I'd also mention the Wanted Card from Set 2. Cassian can be flush with cards and getting a way to reset resources can be huge, especially early. Free 2 resources can be amazing for Cassian - especially when you will rarely have initiative with this deck due to how many cards you are playing. You can drop the Wanted after your opponent takes initiative, then take out the foe without them ever having a chance to respond.
No good to me dead is villainy so it'd be out of aspect in this deck for 4 cost.
@@KuneTear Yes. I should have mentioned that - it is one of several cards I use out of aspect to great success. Being able to shut down a leader for 2 turns is worth 4.
Still haven’t gotten his card yet! I think I have 12 leaders so far, several doubles
Oof I’m sorry. You can always try asking others in your community for their extra leaders!
Looks like with a little tweaking it could be viable. Have you playtested this?
Yes I have! I made quite a few changes before presenting this list. The upgrades to the deck also can add power-but I would say that they also change the play style of the deck too.
I encourage you to try it and change things that suit to your play style and wants!
I have a question: Is It Better to use the 30hp base, or the 25hp One?
I think that depends on what the meta looks like. You really want the 25 hp base to have a specific purpose- like help a weak part of the deck or answer problem cards that are common.