Here's Thonia getting a turn 1 mill victory vs. The Kraken:
[Blocked Image: http://i.imgur.com/s3iHlDp.png]
And here's the decklist: hex.tcgbrowser.com/#!/deck=212517
This is a mono sapphire mill deck built around Twisted Fate and Absolute Power. I'm not super happy with it yet, as it's a little more vulnerable to a bad draw than the ruby version I posted last night... if your draw is particularly bad, it can take you a few turns to get up and running. I USUALLY win on turn 1 or 2 with this (and Shrewd or Settlers opening hand is pretty much 100% a turn 1 win), but a really bad draw can mean turn 5 or 6 while you gather enough resources to draw more cards.
That being said, it's a good proof of concept starting place. I'd love any feedback on ways to make the sapphire mill flavor of Thonia better.
Note: I use B.E.B.O. as a secondary merc to increase the chances I'll have a troop to target with Shrewd Manipulation on turn 1. This is not mandatory, but does increase the chances of a turn 1 win.
[Blocked Image: http://i.imgur.com/s3iHlDp.png]
And here's the decklist: hex.tcgbrowser.com/#!/deck=212517
This is a mono sapphire mill deck built around Twisted Fate and Absolute Power. I'm not super happy with it yet, as it's a little more vulnerable to a bad draw than the ruby version I posted last night... if your draw is particularly bad, it can take you a few turns to get up and running. I USUALLY win on turn 1 or 2 with this (and Shrewd or Settlers opening hand is pretty much 100% a turn 1 win), but a really bad draw can mean turn 5 or 6 while you gather enough resources to draw more cards.
That being said, it's a good proof of concept starting place. I'd love any feedback on ways to make the sapphire mill flavor of Thonia better.

Note: I use B.E.B.O. as a secondary merc to increase the chances I'll have a troop to target with Shrewd Manipulation on turn 1. This is not mandatory, but does increase the chances of a turn 1 win.
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"Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none."
- Shakespeare, All's Well That Ends Well