(DECK) Saubri Anarchs

I have yet to play this deck but I thought that I would post it anyway. I wanted to get peoples opinion on a deck that was less concentrated. I like my decks to be unpredictable. I am interested in everyone opinion but I am extra intersted in any one who actually build the deck or something very similar to and what they thought. I think that it could help broaden the playing styles of some people out there (I feel I can say this because I am doing the something right now, by trying concentrated decks, so far so good). CRYPT 4 Matthias 3 Blanche Hill 2 Miriam Beyona 1 Agaitas, The Scholar of Antiquies 1 Kyoko Shinsegawa 1 Isabel de Leon LIBRARY 3 Abominations 2 Anarch Free Presses {The} 2 Anarch Railroads 9 Anesthetic Touchs 4 Blood Dolls 4 Clan Impersonanations 7 Cry Wolfs 2 Diversions 1 Eagle Sight 1 Enhanced Senses 1 Erebus Mask 5 Freak Drives 5 Galaric's Legacys 2 Hospital Foods 1 Melange 4 Minion Taps 2 My Enemy's Enemy 1 Panacea 1 Precognition 2 Pulse of the Canaille 6 Renewed Vigor 3 Repulsions 2 Resurrections 1 Sargon Fragment {The} 2 Shambling Hordes 1 Sight beyond Sight 1 Spirit Marionette 1 Status Perfectuc {The} 2 Storage Annexes 3 Telepathic Misdirection 3 Traps 1 Unburdening the Bestial Soul 1 Vagabond Mystic 2 Wake with Evenings Freshness 2 War Ghouls

And how is it supposed that you will paly the abominations? The first turn you play the cry wolf it enters to the controlled region at the end of the turn/influence phase (rulebook) and next turn your first action, as it is mandatory, you'll do with the cry wolf is rush; the problem is that abomination needs an untapped ally (werewolf in fact) to enter play, so in this situation you have no chance to play it. I'd recommend to add some precognizant mobility (also useful with spirit marionette if you want to steal some specific tapped vampire, and occasionally toporize via daring the dawn) or just some Rayzel's song which untaps the allies; also blessing of the name which is just great with the cry wolf, but you may need to impersonate as !salubri or add some ! salubri to the mix. There are other was but I think this are the most efficient, as I have been using some time thinking about it just 'cause I'm working in a Kind of Cry wolf weird deck... Greetings, Iñaki, Prince of Barcelona.- Zag...@hotmail.com (Chuck Arnett) wrote in message news:<7a53200d.03101...@posting.google.com>... [ quoted text not captured ]

On 12 Oct 2003 18:19:30 -0700, inaki.pu...@estudiant.upc.es (Ego_Sum) scrawled: >And how is it supposed that you will paly the abominations? The first >turn you play the cry wolf it enters to the controlled region at the >end of the turn/influence phase (rulebook) and next turn your first >action, as it is mandatory, you'll do with the cry wolf is rush; then at the end of that turn play Panacea, the Cry Wolf untaps at the end of the turn, thus being untapped at the start of your next turn if you don't block anything with it. Thus it won't burn to it's own text. Thsu you can burn it to Abomination. Also, if you play Ressurrection on the turn that it burned in your untap phase, you can Abominate it once it has been raised from the dead. >some ! salubri to the mix. There are other was but I think this are >the most efficient, as I have been using some time thinking about it >just 'cause I'm working in a Kind of Cry wolf weird deck... Or, he could just use the cards that require the disciplines he has. :) >> 4 Matthias >> 3 Blanche Hill >> 3 Abominations >> 7 Cry Wolfs >> 1 Panacea >> 2 Resurrections >> 1 Sargon Fragment {The} salem domain:canberra http://www.geocities.com/salem_christ.geo/vtes.htm

>>And how is it supposed that you will paly the abominations? The first >>turn you play the cry wolf it enters to the controlled region at the >>end of the turn/influence phase (rulebook) and next turn your first >>action, as it is mandatory, you'll do with the cry wolf is rush; > >then at the end of that turn play Panacea, the Cry Wolf untaps at the >end of the turn, thus being untapped at the start of your next turn if >you don't block anything with it. Thus it won't burn to it's own text. >Thsu you can burn it to Abomination. > >Also, if you play Ressurrection on the turn that it burned in your >untap phase, you can Abominate it once it has been raised from the >dead. But the problem is if you play Panacea or Resurrection, Cry Wolf will have to attack again (and thus be tapped) during your next minion phase, thus precluding you from playing Abomination. You really need an immediate untap effect (like Precognizant Mobility as opposed to Panacea). Halcyan 2

On 13 Oct 2003 04:52:32 GMT, halc...@aol.com (Halcyan 2) scrawled: >>>And how is it supposed that you will paly the abominations? The first >>>turn you play the cry wolf it enters to the controlled region at the >>>end of the turn/influence phase (rulebook) and next turn your first >>>action, as it is mandatory, you'll do with the cry wolf is rush; >> >>then at the end of that turn play Panacea, the Cry Wolf untaps at the >>end of the turn, thus being untapped at the start of your next turn if >>you don't block anything with it. Thus it won't burn to it's own text. >>Thsu you can burn it to Abomination. >> >>Also, if you play Ressurrection on the turn that it burned in your >>untap phase, you can Abominate it once it has been raised from the >>dead. > > >But the problem is if you play Panacea or Resurrection, Cry Wolf will have to >attack again (and thus be tapped) during your next minion phase, thus >precluding you from playing Abomination. That's a very good point. I feel very stupid now. :) > You really need an immediate untap >effect (like Precognizant Mobility as opposed to Panacea). Well, i guess you could try and work up to, say, making sure there are no ready minions controlled by other methuselahs for the CW to attack...(not that it's text actually says 'ready minions' in it's attack ability, but we all know it can't do torpored ones..) or Pentex Subvert it, I guess (which works even before it does it's first attack. 3 pool total for an abomination is't too bad, compared to 5 pool the next cheapest way...other than immediate untaps for the Cry Wolf..)... [ quoted text not captured ]

> >>>And how is it supposed that you will paly the abominations? The first > >>>turn you play the cry wolf it enters to the controlled region at the > >>>end of the turn/influence phase (rulebook) and next turn your first > >>>action, as it is mandatory, you'll do with the cry wolf is rush I did not read Abomination close enough, I assumed that it required a ready werewolf not a werewolf in your ready region (a very confusing way to say that you can't sacrifice a werewolf you recuited this turn). at this point I would remove 2 Abominations and replace them with Precognitive Mobility for all the reason in this post so far.

Chuck Arnett wrote: > I did not read Abomination close enough, I assumed that it required a > ready werewolf not a werewolf in your ready region A ready werewolf is a werewolf in your ready region. They are the same thing. Abomination's card text was chosen to avoid confusion, though, since if it just said "ready werewolf", even more people would think the newly-recruited ally would qualify than already do. -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/