What could be better than a 3-cost, 3+ income deed? Not much, as this deck goes to prove!
Built from the ground up around Max Baine (Exp.1) and Huntsmen's Society, this shootsy Morgan deck took me to first place at the Sheriff event in Frankston, Victoria. You have 14 dudes at 10 or higher, all members of the Huntsmen Society. You've got a bunch of shootout plays to make against those pesky Desolation Row and Law Dogs decks, with some solid shooters on J to help you out and Studs on all values. You've then got trumps against other control decks in your dudes on Q, as well as your pair of Election Day Slaughter and single Meet The New Boss. The Whateley Estate was a powerhouse all day, whether it was returning Jokers for the shootout matchups or returning MTNB for further inevitability against control matchups. You've also got a collection of great economy off-value deeds to keep you going.
Critique welcome!
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Sep 06, 2015 mplain |
Sep 06, 2015
Gozik
Grats on your result! Why la quema? Have it seen plays through tournament? |
Sep 07, 2015
watbob1
don't forget how useful Old Man McDroste was against Desolation Row ;) |
Sep 08, 2015
kazujmi
similar question as Gozik, why the two aces? why not use that space to add more deeds at better values? |
Sep 09, 2015
ringokid
Love the deck idea! just a question... why do you have the "Q" Max Baine in the deck?... can you downgrade it? gratz for your star fella! i am a Morgan too ;-) |
Sep 10, 2015
epicecky
Thanks for the feedback!
There comes a turning point in the deck where you no longer need Max10's abilities due to having too much GR/not enough dudes inhand, and MaxQ's abilities are typically sweet around then. I did get to "downgrade" as an action during time in the round actions, for +2 influence, +1 cp on Max, +1 cp on the deed Max was at, and +1 influence for another dude I had at a ranch. Pretty big swing! |
Sep 13, 2015
darthstoat
Have you tried Nathan Shane and Travis Moone as starters instead of J.W. and Jacqueline? Nathan does have fun with rapiers |
Sep 16, 2015
dcdennis
so i just played this deck on octgn (as a new player) and it felt really shitty to me, nothing really seemed to be working correctly together, then when i looked closer at the list i realized that octgn incorrectly started the wrong version of max baine. i imagine if the correct version of max was out things would have played differently. |
Sep 16, 2015
epicecky
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Sep 16, 2015
mplain
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Sep 29, 2015
Flash
I was creating a similar deck myself, so I tried your variation and it rocked. I found it played like a deedslide, making so much money that max's ability was almost irrelevant. Im thinking of ditching max as a starter, maybe keep him in the deck though, and put in Arden. Costs one less, and the high values means his ability should work. Thoughts ? |
Ah, good job :)
Baineslide decks didn't work for me, because the best high value filler Hearts are hexes, and then it makes more sense to play this deck type in 4R, but if you're playing a high-value Clowns deck then you don't really need Max Baine, so it was a closed loop for me. Glad you managed to break out of it :)