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Post by cody2345 on Oct 10, 2017 16:06:38 GMT -8
Final Fantasy TCG Wind, Lightning and Ice Deck
Forwards - 24
WIND
3xChocobo 1-075C
1xChocobo 1-076C
2xCid Highwind 1-073C
1xCid Highwind 1-072R
1xYuffie 1-086C
1xIzana 3-049C
LIGHTNING
2xQueen 3-104C
3xSice 3-109C
1xRamza 1-145C
ICE
2x DGS Trooper 1st Class 3-040C
2x Deepground Soldier 3-041C
2xDeepground Soldier 3-042C
2xKnight 1-050C
1xSquall 1-041L
Backups
WIND
3xDeuce 3-062C
2xThief 1-070C
1xArcher 1-088C
1xAerith 1-065C
1xEvoker 1-068C
1xDancer 1-066C
LIGHTNING
2xLulu 1-150R
2xSummoner 1-138C
1xRed Mage 1-121C
1xBlack Mage 1-130C
ICE
3x Emina 3-025C
2xKazusa 3-026C
3xHarley 3-044C
1xScholar 2-027C
Summons
ICE
2xShiva 1-039C
My main strategy in this deck comes from both the Type-0 cards, and the Deepground cards, and in order for the Type-0 strategy to work fully, needed to make a deck with 3 elements, one offhand strategy for now is Chocobos, gonna need more cards in the future. Lemme know what you think of the deck, whether you think it;s decent or bad, lemme know, thanks.
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Post by Conkwe on Oct 11, 2017 9:44:27 GMT -8
Imo, mono or bi colored deck would be best to start out with to learn the game more. Tri-colored decks are much harder to pull off, especially without a Cosmos backup. If you plan to stick with three elements, try adding Cosmos to your deck.
All your forwards are low power. Even with the buffs, your strongest will be will Queen at 8k. You'll most likely need to do a lot of party attacking to get a damage through to your opponent, but that'll leave you open for an attack. You could probably added a few bigger forwards to keep open for blocking. Squall is a good blocker for big guys, but only once if he has to trade with your opponent's forward. If you have a big Forward on the field to block, then Squall is an excellent attacker as well if your opponent wants to keep their forward alive. Also, having a few bigger power forwards that can survive damage board wipes helps to keep you stable enough to bounce back up.
You should have a few more summons. When I first started deck building, I thought that I didn't need them either, but you really do if you want to have some tricks up your sleeve for an element of surprise. You can take away some backups. I try to go for less than 20 backups. Try adding Jihl Starter card to replace Harley since you're not running any Edwards in your deck. Since you have a lot of low power forwards, you'll need to add more summons/backups that dull and freeze. It'll put your opponent off an extra turn while you attack freely.
I hope that helps you out.
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