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Dude, where's my commissarial bolt pistol?
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Johnnykat
, Dec 12 2015 01:38 AM | Last updated Dec 12 2015 01:38 AM
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Astra Militarum Orks
Aggro Combo Theme
And then I got high.
Warlord
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Total Cards: 0
Brody likes his ganj, ahem, green planets, which makes him pretty paranoid so he typically shoots first and asks questions later. And if that doesn't work, he loads up on security, and employs some real charming muthas to win over the locals on every planet he can open up shop on, er, recruit on.
All kidding aside, the idea behind this build is simple – high command, high shields, high damage, and high range. Hence the "high" teaser and theme.
Deploy your high command where needed, make sure to bring enough firepower to planets you need to win and obliterate the opposing warlord before they can ever get a single shot off. Once you establish the threat of range, the opponent is likely going to try and dodge the planets you're most likely to commit your warlord, which is great and will usually lead to punishing his warlord-less planets with The Emperor's Decree. Just be cautious about spreading your forces too thin and trying to not be too tricky.
The deck has an over-kill of command, so it doesn't run Promotion. It also has a lot of shields, which combined with its damage and range capabilities, allows for pulling Inquisitorial Fortress from the deck.
The deck utilizes Void Pirates over Rogue Traders as the over-all cost curve isn't too high because you ideally want as many cards in hand as possible – for either card effects or to simply keep your shield count as high as possible.
If you really want Rogue Traders back in, you could swap out either Iron Guards, Sanctioned Psykers, Leman Russ, or any combination of those.
That's it for the deck – thanks in advance for any feedback.
Sample Hand:
Total Shields: 0
Average Shields Per Event/Attachment: 0
Total Command: 0
Average Command Per Unit: 0
I also wanted to add that Tallarn Raiders was an option to pull for Rogue Traders, or even EATs if you wanted another combat trick option.
Additionally, you could pull one Goff Choppa, Rokkit Launcher, and an Honorifica if you really wanted the Promotions back in. Alternatively, those could be pulled to add Inquisitorial Fortresses back in (or Suppressive Fires) if you feel the Emperor's Warrants and Captain Markis doesn't provide enough tempo / soft control.
On a side note, the Leman Russ Tanks could be swapped out for Valkyries or Steel Legion Chimeras – or, even the Basilisk for more range – player preference on those options. I preferred the beefy unit, elite, and heavier command.
Ultimately, this is the core build of my Brody-range deck and it definitely has some versatility with card options.
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I also wanted to add that Tallarn Raiders was an option to pull for Rogue Traders, or even EATs if you wanted another combat trick option.
Additionally, you could pull one Goff Choppa, Rokkit Launcher, and an Honorifica if you really wanted the Promotions back in. Alternatively, those could be pulled to add Inquisitorial Fortresses back in (or Suppressive Fires) if you feel the Emperor's Warrants and Captain Markis doesn't provide enough tempo / soft control.
On a side note, the Leman Russ Tanks could be swapped out for Valkyries or Steel Legion Chimeras – or, even the Basilisk for more range – player preference on those options. I preferred the beefy unit, elite, and heavier command.
Ultimately, this is the core build of my Brody-range deck and it definitely has some versatility with card options.