Card draw simulator
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smutcher357 · 104
Here is a slightly mad Diana deck, built as a secondary fighter, with a little bit of healing. Largely ignoring willpower (apart from the Storms) she's rounding up enemies to jab at with her many knives! I've gone with blades as, well, it feels right for her but they could easily be guns or a mix. This deck is untested and unplayed so no idea if it "works" but she could be a clue getter's best friend in a 3 or 4 player set up.
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Feb 01, 2021 |
Feb 01, 2021On second thought, you could of course use Daring for your Storm of Spirits, but that's an iffy setup, you won't find that often, and Daring is universal useful in other situations as well, so you don't necessary want to safe it for the perfect Storm. |
Feb 08, 2021Those are fair points And as the deck doesn't focus on willpower her ability will not be used greatly as you say so card draw will be limited. I wouldn't be expecting to see most of these cards in an average scenario but generally she should find enough stuff to be of use in that secondary fighting role. Quite possibly though she could be making the ultimate sacrifice for her seeker friends! I recon Glory or Prepared for the Worst might make good alternatives to Storm of Spirits here then. |
You have a total of 7 "cancel or ignore" cards in your deck, including the signature. So why dis you include Storm of Spirits at all? It is unlikely, that you will level up her enough to ever play it successfully. In particular, because you don't really have much for card draw. (Daring and Overpower are great cards, as well as your cancel&ignore-picks, don't get me wrong.) The 35 required decksize are there to compensate for her ability, and if you don't use it more consistently, you will have a hard time to find your cards.