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| The Blood of Gondor - 1 Player - 2023-02-24 | |
| The Blood of Gondor - 1 Player - 2023-02-24 | |
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TheChad 12773
This is the deck I built for my Single Core Series: Blood of Gondor. You can click here to see this deck in action. https://youtu.be/e-iVAxBYvPU
This is probably my most consistent deck I have built for this series so far. Most cards are 3x, and others would have been if I had more Core Sets. This quest is one you should tackle with a plan. My plan involves two possible turn 1 strategies:
Strategy 1. If you draw Hail of Stones, you start the game with 5 characters, so kill the Black Númenorean. You can commit Aragorn and Boromir to the quest, ready both of them with their abilities and then throw 5 rocks.
Strategy 2. If you don't draw Hail of Stones, you should have drawn some boosting cards/allies. Play them and quest for as much as possible.
This is not a turtling quest, get out of here as fast as possible. Most games you will want to keep The Crossroads in play the entire game and Siege quest.
Common Cause is a great card for this quest because you can ready Boromir, ready another hero, and then ready Boromir again the next phase.
Most games that I won I won in 4 turns.