1) I choose King Crush as well. How was it disappointing? I love the prospect of surprise 8 damage sitting in my hand. I know from experience that the other two usually require jumping through hoops to make work
2) Ogre. Most Rogue decks would want sprint i think, but you have a high curve (for rogue) so far. sprint is for the rogue deck that is so far ahead it can take a turn off (essentially) to draw into another couple cheap combo spells, like eviscerate.
3) not cold blood. I like assassinate better, but it isn't helping your curve problem at all. I think with this deck you need to focus on a mid-range, neutral-heavy strategy from this point forward, since the rogue combo tempo plan is out the window.
1) it cost 9 2) at the moment i dislike sprint because i have to take a turn off to cast it. if i can afford to take that turn off, aren't i already winning? instead of sprinting wouldn't i just rather have an ogre and finish them off?
1) I choose King Crush as well. How was it disappointing? I love the prospect of surprise 8 damage sitting in my hand. I know from experience that the other two usually require jumping through hoops to make work
ReplyDelete2) Ogre. Most Rogue decks would want sprint i think, but you have a high curve (for rogue) so far. sprint is for the rogue deck that is so far ahead it can take a turn off (essentially) to draw into another couple cheap combo spells, like eviscerate.
3) not cold blood. I like assassinate better, but it isn't helping your curve problem at all. I think with this deck you need to focus on a mid-range, neutral-heavy strategy from this point forward, since the rogue combo tempo plan is out the window.
1) it cost 9
ReplyDelete2) at the moment i dislike sprint because i have to take a turn off to cast it. if i can afford to take that turn off, aren't i already winning? instead of sprinting wouldn't i just rather have an ogre and finish them off?