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Scheming on the Sands - Martell Aggro
May 17 2013 07:00 PM |
mnBroncos
in Game of Thrones
"Daemon, my spear!" Ser Daemon tossed it to him, and the Red Viper snatched it from the air.
When building a Martell deck, or when you sit across from a Martell deck, most of the time I am expecting a heavy control style deck, after all Martell can play control better than most right? If you played Martell before the latest FAQ that was most certainly the case, but now with all these very quick rush/aggro decks that are on the rise what are Martell players to do? Well like the old saying goes, if you can't beat them join them.
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Data Dealer - Value Priced
May 17 2013 03:15 PM |
highjack
in Android: Netrunner
One of the interesting things about Netrunner is that from turn 1 you can basically do everything. Without any help you can draw cards, get credits, make runs. The only thing your deck necessarily enables is breaking ice (runner) or installing/advancing cards (corp). The result of this is that most of the cards in your deck are some derivative of that default action. You can click for a credit, or you can play easy mark for three. You can draw a card or play Anonymous Tip and draw three. When evaluating cards, whether for deck design or just choosing between two plays in a game, it's important to understand just how much value you're getting. This looks better in practice though, so let's look at some examples!
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Quill & Tankard Regulars - Issue 24
May 17 2013 05:10 AM |
CardGameDB
in Game of Thrones
With trembling hands the young student opened the leather folder in front of him. His memory of the previous night was but a blur. It all started at the Quill & Tankard, and he remembered some of the regulars there promising to "help" him out, in exchange for beer. A copious amount of beer, now that he thought of it. And that's as far as his memory lasted.
Opening the folder he found three badly stained papers scribbled with small, but oddly fluent handwriting. That clearly, was not his own. From here, there was only one thing to do. Mumbling a prayer to the seven under his breathe he handed the papers to the Archmaesters one by one.
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2 Champs and a Chump- Episode 113
May 17 2013 04:00 AM |
Kennon
in Game of Thrones
Episode 113- Cast: Will and Greg. So what's the deal with The Long Voyage and Black Sails? Also Breaking News. Music: Josh Woodward, Celestial Aeon Project, and Manuel Gertrudix
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Rezzing and Running - Toolbox Running
May 16 2013 05:00 PM |
padawanofthegames
in Android: Netrunner
We’ve been talking a lot about rezzing lately, haven’t we? You are probably asking yourself “Where the hell is the running the title has promised us?” Don’t worry, I haven’t been lying to you this entire time, I just wanted to start with an easier deck to explain, at least for me. This next deck we are going to talk about is a LOT harder to play, because it is what is called a “toolbox” deck. By this I mean that you have many cards for different situations. You have your aggro opening, a solid mid game, with a slightly weaker, but still strong, end game.
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Beheading Ned - King of Storm's End
May 16 2013 05:00 AM |
mnBroncos
in Game of Thrones
"The Iron Throne is mine by rights. All those who deny that are my foes." – Stannis Baratheon
"The whole of the realm denies it, brother. Old men deny it with their death rattle, and unborn children deny it in their mothers' wombs. They deny it in Dorne and they deny it on the Wall. No one wants you for their king. Sorry." – Renly Baratheon
Welcome back to Beheading Ned and an article that looks at the king first defeated in the war of the five kings, Renly Baratheon. Although he was the first eliminated he had the strongest army and to match this lets take an attempt to build a deck that can match his armies strength.
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The Smuggler's Den - A Star Wars Lcg Podcas...
May 15 2013 07:30 PM |
TinyGrimes
in Articles
This week Tiny and Ben discuss last weekend's regional results. They also ask whether Rebels are terrible and examine multiple new deck types including the Devastating Sith. They also discuss how they incorporate new cards into their decks. Tyler stops by for a brief champions interview and undergoes a pod quiz. Finally, Tyler and Tiny offer up their card of the week.
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Returning the Ring
May 15 2013 05:05 PM |
DigitalCulture
in Lord of the Rings
I have spent several months away from the Lord of the Rings LCG and now I'm trying to get back into the groove by building a new deck to start tackling the new quests.
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Bad Publicity - Retooling a user submitted Crim...
May 15 2013 12:00 AM |
BadPublicity
in Android: Netrunner
This episode of Bad Publicity we help retool and offer up some assistance in a Criminal deck build.
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Summer Is Coming: Episode 19
May 14 2013 06:25 PM |
TinyGrimes
in Articles
This week Tiny and Darknoj review the A Turn of the Tide chapter pack. Also they discuss the Long Voyage, Bruno's advice concerning plot selection. Music by Longzijun.
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No Disintegrations - Tournament Report
May 14 2013 05:15 AM |
Ketricel
in Star Wars
Welcome one and all to another week of No Disintegrations. Even though this is normally my off week I am pleased to bring you a special entry; a tournament report from the Greer, SC event held on 5/12/13 at Big Robot Games. Special thanks go out to the entire staff from the store who hosted a very well run event and were even kind enough to provide free donuts!! The event had 8 players and we played 3 rounds (had some time restraints due to store hours).
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