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beorn7 52
Council of the Wise decks struggle with consistency. Some good decks manage to reinstate consistency anyway. But why not go the other way? Build the deck so that any card is a good fit in most situations, and synergies are almost guaranteed to happen. The Silvan archetype seems a good start for that, with many nice events and in particular so many different Silvan allies in the card pool, for which Thranduil conveniently lifts the sphere match requirement.
Speaking of Thranduil: Apparently, he took Bilbo's ring back then, which does not only provide more sweet zero-cost events, but also a last piece of consistency: Pick Inner Strength as your starting Master card for risk-free defence from the beginning.
Thematic bonus: This deck contains The White Council and Council of the Wise.
Mulligan for the attachments. Steward of Gondor or Nenya is obviously helpful to have as early as possible.
The deck has more than 50 cards because it happens quite easily that you actually run through all of them. Shorter scenarios might benefit from pruning some less useful cards.
Add the cards from the sideboard for scenarios with nasty condition attachments (again with the option of pruning some other cards).
Council of the Wise decks are great fun because every event played comes with an extra decision. And Silvans amplify the fun with their diversity of effects on entering play.
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Oct 06, 2020 |
Oct 07, 2020Those are cool additions, indeed. Concern would be that they dilute allies (for A Very Good Tale) and that I'm often using up all three council event slots with the events as is. But definitely to consider. The ring cards have worked great so far in practice. Inner Strength response effect isn't needed that often. |
in my councildecks i always use (if possible):
im not sure if the ringevents are this great, because, you can only exhaust the ring once a round, and with inner strength, perhaps you cannot use them when u want to.