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I'll have to see how it feels under the new rules, but Lurrus in particular seems to be thoroughly fucked. Those decks typically run around 20 mana, so tapping out entirely will simply be too much.
Cat Oven can probably get away with spending (3) mana to do nothing, the GW All that Glitters thing doesn't really love that. Lurrus Cycling might probably afford this,
but I think this deck doesn't really do anything with Lurrus.
Not sure about the Spees Snake, he as always my least favorite so I didn't play it too much. It isn't really aiming to cast Yorion on curve, so theoretically one could always make time to pay the companionship fee
(sounds like an escort type of arrangement, tbh), then there's stuff like Kaheera, Collector and that singleton guy which seem thoroughly nurf'd.
I think Obosh is hit the least by the new rule. It gets plenty of mana from Banners and has many opportunities to just pay the (3) (if it were (2) it would be close to unnoticeable.
Still that's one fewer activation of Castle Embereth or Beniz of Ass, but can be done rather leisurely.
Yeah, Lose-a-lotta will just keep pulling Kenriths and Elite Guardmages. Can still obnoxious, but you can often just survive and wipe afterwards.
More seriously though, Fires did a very decent job of keeping aggro in check, unless something steps in (UGx ramp?) be ready for loads of Embercleave. Perhaps they're aiming for a the rock papers scissors: Winota beats Aggro, Aggro beats Ramp/Control, Ramp/Control beats Winota kind of thing?
Another interesting bit, Reclamation could prolly afford the companion tax with hardly noticing it, but it's the only deck that didn't get a companion.
EDIT:
In any case, let me take a moment to say, Fires dindu nufink wrong.
It's been jolly good fun hitting ass and leg for twenty out of nowhere with Okietra into Cavalier on turn five.
While we're at it, I'm waiting for my wildcards. I crafted those effin Cavaliers just for this deck,
of course I'm not getting them back.
Cat Oven can probably get away with spending (3) mana to do nothing, the GW All that Glitters thing doesn't really love that. Lurrus Cycling might probably afford this,
but I think this deck doesn't really do anything with Lurrus.
Not sure about the Spees Snake, he as always my least favorite so I didn't play it too much. It isn't really aiming to cast Yorion on curve, so theoretically one could always make time to pay the companionship fee
(sounds like an escort type of arrangement, tbh), then there's stuff like Kaheera, Collector and that singleton guy which seem thoroughly nurf'd.
I think Obosh is hit the least by the new rule. It gets plenty of mana from Banners and has many opportunities to just pay the (3) (if it were (2) it would be close to unnoticeable.
Still that's one fewer activation of Castle Embereth or Beniz of Ass, but can be done rather leisurely.
Yeah, Lose-a-lotta will just keep pulling Kenriths and Elite Guardmages. Can still obnoxious, but you can often just survive and wipe afterwards.
More seriously though, Fires did a very decent job of keeping aggro in check, unless something steps in (UGx ramp?) be ready for loads of Embercleave. Perhaps they're aiming for a the rock papers scissors: Winota beats Aggro, Aggro beats Ramp/Control, Ramp/Control beats Winota kind of thing?
Another interesting bit, Reclamation could prolly afford the companion tax with hardly noticing it, but it's the only deck that didn't get a companion.
EDIT:
In any case, let me take a moment to say, Fires dindu nufink wrong.
It's been jolly good fun hitting ass and leg for twenty out of nowhere with Okietra into Cavalier on turn five.
While we're at it, I'm waiting for my wildcards. I crafted those effin Cavaliers just for this deck,
of course I'm not getting them back.
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