If you want more tribal tidbits try either of these 2 Tribal Resources.
And maybe even Borderland Behemoth for a big-ass finisher. Coalition Flag is just a funny card to use. Swarmyard is good but the card is a little expensive. Kentaro, the Smiling Cat to use any color of mana to pay for creatures. Whelming Wave and Quest for Ula's Temple would be good. Didgeridoo to cheat your dudes in to play. I see that you already have Mistform Warchief in here, but the others could be good too, especially if there are other non-changeling cards that you want to cast for cheaper in the deck. Consider some of the other "Warchief" lords from Scourge. Seahunter, Moggcatcher, and Skyshroud Poacher all do the same thing, but I think at least one would be a good addition. Lovisa Coldeyes will give a nice boost and keyword. Same cost, same effect in this deck + additional options. So I love your deck here! For some suggestions: I would take out Eye Gouge for Misery Charm. The first deck I ever built was actually a changeling super tribal deck. If you find yourself in need of additional (non-Samurai) cannon fodder, Captain's Claws and Sigiled Sword of Valeron will do in a pinch. Other Equipment improved by Isshin includes Argentum Armor, Delver's Torch, Moonsilver Spear Sword of Hours and Trepanation Blade. Sword of the Animist gets even better by fetching you 2 basics instead of 1, while Sigil of Valor and Reaper's Talisman double up on your other 'attacks alone' effects. On the non-Samurai end of things, some Equipment that synergizes with Isshin seems like a good call. Sometimes the damage from spells itself is enough to end the battle, making mages the.
Mages generally have incredibly high damage within the first turns of battle and do lower damage with weapons as a result of the higher damage output given by spells. The latter provides defensive utility, especially late-game when you have access to more mana. A mage in AQ is a character who uses spells as one of their two main sources of damage. The former will put your foes on the back foot, as they never know when the double strike might come through. In a true Samurai tribal deck, Nagao, Bound by Honor, Takeno, Samurai General, Konda, Lord of Eiganjo and Godo, Bandit Warlord can't be omitted.Īs niche picks, consider Iizuka the Ruthless and Opal-Eye, Konda's Yojimbo. They will either attack other opponents (helping you win) or attack into a pumped-up Fumiko, which will lose them their creatures.
Fumiko the Lowblood is an excellent card here your opponents are forced to swing, even with creature they don't want want to attack with. I'd see about maybe running Kentaro, the Smiling Cat as a cheap mana-fixer, to ensure you never have the wrong colors. Hey Breastiny, good to see other people brewing with Isshin!
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