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| TTS Progression Series - Watcher in the Water (3P) | |
| TTS Progression Series - The Long Dark (3P) | |
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SkywalterDBZ 127
Deck used by myself during a progression series with two friends new to the game. This is a direct evolution of my Core/Mirkwood Lore/Tactics deck (https://ringsdb.com/deck/view/603945) which continues with the theme of trying to force myself to play subpar or just less popular options. Where the last cycle was about dealing with Lore being an overpriced sphere ill fit for being the dominant sphere in a deck, this cycle's goal is to now focus on Lore Glorfindel and Asfaloth, while ignoring the call of Spirit Glorfindel shouting how OP he is from the mountaintops. As mentioned, huge pain points of Core/Mirkwood cycle Lore being horrifically overpriced is now much less of an issue with the total cost of Lore cards dropping by a massive 33% overall.
Update: Version after 3rd quest loss edited to remove Gandalf, Unseen Strikes, and Horn of Gondor. Replaced with some mild Dwarf synergy and a lone Gildor Inglorien.