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Commit to the Dark side

Submitted Ay3z1k , May 25 2014 07:03 AM | Last updated May 26 2014 04:04 AM
Sith Experimental

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    Keep the balance of the force on the dark side with lots of committed units and use some control to keep the light side player from taking it.
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    Dra9ons
    Jun 05 2014 08:49 AM

    How does that run for you? I'd like to try a deck almost like yours, but...

     

    I don't like "serve the emperor much" because of the Anzati (really expensive for me and only 1 life), and "counsel of the sith" because it's seems weak for this deck.

     

    Do you have enough combat icon?

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    Toqtamish
    Jun 05 2014 10:38 AM
    Having only 2 Navy objectives could cause you resource match issues.
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    Majestaat
    Jun 05 2014 02:55 PM
    Plan of the Prophetess fulfills a similar role to Serve the Emperor, while being better overall.
    And as Toq pointed, you must either scrap Scouring the Empire and switch to Navy affiliation or scrap DT Project and go full Sith.
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    SeeThreebilbo
    Jun 05 2014 03:02 PM

    I think this is an interesting idea, but do agree about the resource issue. 

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    Toqtamish
    Jun 05 2014 03:07 PM
    Serve the Emperor and Ghosts of the Darkside both are quite similar. Might be too much Force control. Maybe lose those.
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    SeeThreebilbo
    Jun 05 2014 03:40 PM

    Personally, I would get rid of one StE.  It's big in the current meta, and I have tried it in a deck thanks to someone's recommendation, but two of them means a loooot of those weenies.

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    GroggyGolem
    Jun 07 2014 09:50 AM

    Personally, I would get rid of one StE. It's big in the current meta, and I have tried it in a deck thanks to someone's recommendation, but two of them means a loooot of those weenies.

    The prophet's sole purpose to me is to have knowledge of the next card in my deck. If I'm playing right, I should have the balance of the force, meaning I get to draw that next card. Other than that, there isn't much to say about them. They are okay for engagements if you've won the edge. Their ability is decent in that you should hopefully get a new card in your hand. What isn't so great about that is if you are playing against Freeholders...

    The Anzati Elite to me is a great Edge Battle card. I think I actually played one out once and it was destroyed before it could really do anything.

    Anger, Force Push and the Objective are my favorite things about that Objective Set.

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