Tularemia
Sincado 133
A mysterious disease, with the symptoms of Rabbit Fever, has begun spreading through the town of Gomorra, leaving several of its residents bed ridden, some even deathly ill. Is the recent bout of Jackalope stampedes to blame, or is it the beginning of something far more sinister?
13x 5s, 14x 7s, 16x 10s
A simple boot down deck that tries to punish your opponents for even attempting to cross the street to your disease addled circus, with Incubation being the nail in your opponents coffin, forcing them to take a turn to remove the infection, or else become more susceptible to being caught Under the Weather.
This deck isn't much for shootouts, though it has a tight shootout structure that will likely force your opponent into cheating to guarantee a victory, whilst simultaneously leaving large portions of their posse open to being run over by infected Jackelopes.
Pestilence has come to Gomorra, riding a white rabbit.
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| Jun 10, 2015 SIN inc |
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Jun 10, 2015
Bronto
With this amount of 5s and 7s, do you manage to get your Under the Weather to work? Unless you specifically target only the low-value dudes of course. But still. :) |
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Jun 10, 2015
Sincado
You can definitely swap out Under the Weather and Unprepared for Pistol Whip and Too Much Attention for better functionality. I guess it could be like Deeds are getting quarantined, lol. Fun Time Freddy is definitely a good option, especially since he's a stud dude and a huckster, something Popescus needs a little time to work on, and Doyle's Hoyle can also be swapped out for Shadow Walk if you want to go more a more hex oriented route. |
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Jun 11, 2015
crbartelt
Funtime freddy is an awesome idea if your really worried about getting those hexes but if the hexes aren't the priority then I would keep Travis or maybe Gina Tailfeathers because Freddy's stud means nothing once you ace him for the grift and it doesn't look like you can get him back after that |
what about ditching travis for freddy and having him demonic tutor up fetch or corporeal twist to get your hexes moving along?