(345)Nahiri, Fury in Stone
(100)Goblin Javelineers
(85)Avacynian Inquisitors
(70)Mad Prophet
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(600)
Cards:
(30)Firebreathing
(30)Blessing
(25)Divine Favor
(25)Solemn Offering
(20)Chaplain's Blessing
(15)Stoke the Flames
(15)Twinflame
(10)Healing Salve
(10)Near-Death Experience
(10)Seize the Day
(5) Swift Justice
(5) Chandra's Outrage
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(200)
This is a pretty solid all-around team. The decklist runs a lot of powerful enchantments with the goal of buffing the Goblins up to really high ATK for insane alpha strikes. As a backup the Inquisitors can still do solid cleanup duty. Although all of the Army cards are Range 1, you can fake range a bit with the Javelineer ability and by chucking your Mad Prophet ahead and utilizing his Haste.
-Nahiri - this girl is super fun to use. She's not overtly powerful but she has tons of utility and is very versatile. 'Lithomancy' is a super cool ability. I've been largely using it as a way to even out terrain so I can 'Pass through Stone' on the first turn or two and ensure I can dart ahead to take glyphs or strategic high ground. The way this squad is built you don't particularly want to be attacking a lot with Nahiri. Her base ATK is quite low and I'm not running as many of the +ATK Enchant Planeswalker spells. As a result, Teleporting her ahead and using your 2nd terrain piece from Lithomancy to turtle up on a glyph while giving it high ground is a good gameplan.
-Goblin Javelineers - Your most potent squad. Timing your summons with these guys is important. You want to make sure you summon them before the Inquisitors to get the +1 ATK counter. From there you want to be able to stick either Firebreathing and/or Blessing on them. At this point these guys are putting out serious damage. They can top out at about 10 dice if you stack every buff. Then after attacks you can trigger the Javelin Ability to pick off any stragglers and gimp strategic squads. Once buffed, Twinflame can allow you to easily 1 shot basically any figure in the game, including Planeswalkers, on an average roll. The fact they have 3 life is also very notable, This gives them pretty notable longevity.
-Avacynian Inquisitors - These guys are pretty much as average as you can get out of the box. They aren't super special, but the +1 ATK against non-Humans is pretty helpful against most of the PWs. Although you really would prefer to focus your enchantments on the Goblins, if you're afraid of putting all of your eggs in one basket, Firebreathing and Blessing are both still quite powerful on these guys. Frequently these guys will be used almost entirely for blocking/positioning around the glyphs.
-Mad Prophet - Hero/PW buster. As noted above, Clever use of his 'Haste' ability means you basically get a double turn with Nahiri when you summon. You really want to avoid using his turns attacking Squads and use him to focus on Heros/PWs.
(100)Goblin Javelineers
(85)Avacynian Inquisitors
(70)Mad Prophet
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(600)
Cards:
(30)Firebreathing
(30)Blessing
(25)Divine Favor
(25)Solemn Offering
(20)Chaplain's Blessing
(15)Stoke the Flames
(15)Twinflame
(10)Healing Salve
(10)Near-Death Experience
(10)Seize the Day
(5) Swift Justice
(5) Chandra's Outrage
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(200)
This is a pretty solid all-around team. The decklist runs a lot of powerful enchantments with the goal of buffing the Goblins up to really high ATK for insane alpha strikes. As a backup the Inquisitors can still do solid cleanup duty. Although all of the Army cards are Range 1, you can fake range a bit with the Javelineer ability and by chucking your Mad Prophet ahead and utilizing his Haste.
-Nahiri - this girl is super fun to use. She's not overtly powerful but she has tons of utility and is very versatile. 'Lithomancy' is a super cool ability. I've been largely using it as a way to even out terrain so I can 'Pass through Stone' on the first turn or two and ensure I can dart ahead to take glyphs or strategic high ground. The way this squad is built you don't particularly want to be attacking a lot with Nahiri. Her base ATK is quite low and I'm not running as many of the +ATK Enchant Planeswalker spells. As a result, Teleporting her ahead and using your 2nd terrain piece from Lithomancy to turtle up on a glyph while giving it high ground is a good gameplan.
-Goblin Javelineers - Your most potent squad. Timing your summons with these guys is important. You want to make sure you summon them before the Inquisitors to get the +1 ATK counter. From there you want to be able to stick either Firebreathing and/or Blessing on them. At this point these guys are putting out serious damage. They can top out at about 10 dice if you stack every buff. Then after attacks you can trigger the Javelin Ability to pick off any stragglers and gimp strategic squads. Once buffed, Twinflame can allow you to easily 1 shot basically any figure in the game, including Planeswalkers, on an average roll. The fact they have 3 life is also very notable, This gives them pretty notable longevity.
-Avacynian Inquisitors - These guys are pretty much as average as you can get out of the box. They aren't super special, but the +1 ATK against non-Humans is pretty helpful against most of the PWs. Although you really would prefer to focus your enchantments on the Goblins, if you're afraid of putting all of your eggs in one basket, Firebreathing and Blessing are both still quite powerful on these guys. Frequently these guys will be used almost entirely for blocking/positioning around the glyphs.
-Mad Prophet - Hero/PW buster. As noted above, Clever use of his 'Haste' ability means you basically get a double turn with Nahiri when you summon. You really want to avoid using his turns attacking Squads and use him to focus on Heros/PWs.
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