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Saturday, June 6, 2009

Top 3 don'ts in a mipedians warbeast deck

Here are the top 3 don'ts in a mipedians warbeast deck.

1. DON'T USE SAVELL. Savell is one of the most risky conjurors. First off, many top players carry Deep Dirge mugic, Supercooled Rains and Open Doors of the Deep Mines. Although there are ways to counter this, it is very difficult to counter them all. Secondly, Savell is a mugic killer. To counteract the recklessness of Blazvatan, Kileron, Titanix and Glost (with a warbeast power leash) you need to have 3 mugic counters on Savell at all time. This limits the amount of mugics available for use.

2. Don't be afraid of high recklessness. Many great warbeasts have high amounts of recklessness like Kileron and Blazvatan. Although recklessness can be very destructive, it can equally be productive. Sometimes it pays off to have even more recklessness for cards like Slash Claw and Harnessed Rage.

3. Don't forget to protect your conjurors. Without conjuror's warbeast's have a very difficult time surviving. A great way to protect your conjurors is to use Gaffat-ra. Just make sure that Gaffat-ra is always adjacent to your conjurors.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the tips i myself play with a Wb deck didnt know what graffat was good for.
I'll admit i thought he was just made so Wb people are kept satisfied. im new so didnt know what defender did

Unknown said...

defender is when somebody attacks a creature that is listed next to it and it defends, so gaffatra can stop an attack that is attacking a counjorer.

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