14 -10's, 10- 9's, 10-K's First attempt at Blessed Law dogs, let me know what you guys think. The spells are critical to boost Adam, use the home ability and magical distraction, which is why I added concealed weapon. I decided to go for the experienced Swinford for the added infludence. I also added a possibility of a straight flush with the diamonds, just for the fun of it. I'm considering taking off ''Faster on the draw'' to add'' Lay on hands''.
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Apr 16, 2015 byronczimmer |
Apr 16, 2015
jayjazz99
You're right, I will drop 2 magical distractions and add 2 prayer. This will permit me to also drop the 2 concealed weapons and go for the Lay on hands. Thanks. |
Apr 16, 2015 byronczimmer |
Apr 16, 2015
jayjazz99
How can I update this deck ? Do I need to publish a new one ? |
Apr 22, 2015
lonewolf
I don't understand why people like Lay on Hands: it boot your Blessed, your saved dude can't unboot, it's a crappy Value. You could play a card that could have avoided you a loss. |
Apr 24, 2015
Madalice
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Apr 24, 2015
lonewolf
What I meant more clearly is : why playing a situational, out-of-value, restricted card when you could have played a on-value card that could have won you the day. I dislike the most running out of value cards in Spell deck. And most of all when I do so, it's just for 1 or 2 slots. In Miracle deck you allready need Holly Roller that is out of and low value. You certainly need Fast on the Draw too. You can't run 1/3 of your deck too low for your skill-checks. Or throw away Reverend and Lord Provides. What a spell deck need is to be reliable on your pull. |
Can you touch on why you have Concealed Weapons but no Prayers despite 10 of your 13 hearts being Miracles?