Reworking a Mage Deck (F2P)

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Hey guys, I have been playing with my Late Game Magic Deck, and although the results were quite good (16/25 in the Weekend Event, and 4 points total for the Blessing of the Gods) I want to use this week to try out new decks and variations. I have tried War Decks, and I really don't have enough Nature cards to pull off something worth trying so I decided to just do some little twists on my Mage Deck.

Reworked Mage Deck

The link for the deck as always, and in the last post I explained how I felt that the weak points of this deck was mainly that it lost a lot to War Aggro decks. To change that, I have added some lower mana walls that can deal with the low attack/low HP monsters that War usually uses.

I added Wall of Lightning, Guild Enforcer and Thebian Brawler, while taking out one of my Inferno and Crystal Rain cards. So I gave up a little bit of board clear, to be adding more board presence in early stages of the game. I've also have added Hunt Warden as a three mana monster just to have a strong creature with low mana cost and good stats.

In general my idea was to find a balance between my strength in the late game and the weakness I had in the first rounds of the matches.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • The balance between weakness and strengths in this Deck is much better aligned, and there's probably no cases where I'll lose because of some deck being too fast paced.
  • The late game remains very strong, and the amount of damage that can be done by Spells continues to be a threat to any opponent.
  • Much more presence on the board in general.

Cons

  • It still very hard to play against high armored opponents such as Guild Enforcers, Polyhymnia, Aspect of Pangolin in any monster and Spiny Porcupine.
  • Fast paced war decks are still a threat.
  • Fast Nature decks can be very challenging as well.
  • Every match usually takes a while playing with this deck, and you have to use your cards very well and in a controlled manner to win matches.

Thanks for Reading!

Hopefully I provided some good ideas and insights for you to use this week.

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