Shadows and Ambush

Your deck isn't legal. You have 4 cards in the restricted list.

Search and Detain
Street Waif
The Long Lances
The Hatchling's Feast

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Hello thanks for the warning.
I'm familiar with restricted cards, but i completly forgot to check XD
So i'm considering drop the street waif, the long lances and the hatchling's feast and stay with search an detain. What do you think?

Another thing to think about is why you're running at 67 cards.

General rule of thumb for the vast majority of constructed card games with a card limit is that you want in a minimum sized deck.

The smaller your deck is, the higher the chance you'll draw the card you want to at the right time.

Also, KoTHH decks are really hard to build. One thing to note with them is that you're not playing a setup hand, and the main reason people go for low cost characters is to get a decent setup hand down.
So while there's still a good argument for playing 0 and 1 cost characters in there, you generally want to be thinking about how much gold per turn you are generating, and how many cards you are drawing with what values. If you end up with more gold than cards, you're running somewhat inefficiently.

Targ KotHH is interesting in that it treats Influence as a true resource - something most decks can't easily do. Make the most of this, as its your main leveller of the playing field, allowing you to make back the 4-6 card disadvantage you lose at setup.

Another thing to think about is why you're running at 67 cards.

General rule of thumb for the vast majority of constructed card games with a card limit is that you want in a minimum sized deck.

The smaller your deck is, the higher the chance you'll draw the card you want to at the right time.

Also, KoTHH decks are really hard to build. One thing to note with them is that you're not playing a setup hand, and the main reason people go for low cost characters is to get a decent setup hand down.
So while there's still a good argument for playing 0 and 1 cost characters in there, you generally want to be thinking about how much gold per turn you are generating, and how many cards you are drawing with what values. If you end up with more gold than cards, you're running somewhat inefficiently.

Targ KotHH is interesting in that it treats Influence as a true resource - something most decks can't easily do. Make the most of this, as its your main leveller of the playing field, allowing you to make back the 4-6 card disadvantage you lose at setup.

I made some changes . For Now i took 6 cards:
1 x Street Waif
2 x The Long Lances
3 x The Hatchling's Feast

when I built the deck, I tried to take into consideration what you said above. Use low cost cards to make up the fact that i skip the setup phase.

I wonder of Bay of Ice is right for this deck, as you have low initiative plot cards, even with KotHH bonus you may often be giving draw to your opponents.

I think you might want to think hard about what you want the deck to do.

If you're thinking Ambush and Shadows, as the deck title suggests, consider going for the City plots to speed your shadow deployment, and The Red Keep as your restricted, and to make sure you have lots of influence generation. Consider trimming any cards that don't feed your deck concept, and adding more ones that do.

Also, think about why you're running Ambush and Shadows in the same deck. A better approach might be Shadows plus Influence, relying on the strongest Shadow cards along with some beneficial Influence based effects. In a deck like that Sorrowful Man could be a x3.

You have a lot of cards that are good in different decks here, but not necessarily together.

I do not know all the city plots, which you think fits best on the deck?