Imagine slapping it on a Kosul Battlemage and killing Champion of Progress when it is in 18/18 mode. 3 Masters Blade provide situational but sometimes devastating removal. 2 VanquisherвЂ™s Blade help deal with large units and hate on void recursion decks. Since we run Aegis units, I include weapons. I canвЂ™t think of many exceptions (no Commmando in Sandstorm Titan decks).

If you donвЂ™t include these (and have crafted or can afford to craft them) you are doing it wrong. These are Tier 0 units, the reason to play aggressive Justice decks. Unseen Commando and Valkyrie Enforcer need no explanation. The Aegis is very important as it helps out against removal heavy decks of which there are many. I include this card because we run so many pump spells that it synergizes well.

The AI can often get frustrated by Aegis and will sometimes burn premium removal just to pop it.ДЇor 3-drops we have Kosul Battlemage. IвЂ™d really like to see it buffed to a 3/3 which would be perfectly balanced (kidding, kidding). However, its keywords and synergy with Unseen Commando more than make up for that. The last 2-drop, Crownwatch Paladin is an unfortunate 2/2 for 2 which makes it poor as a blocker. I run 0 Time Sigil to guarantee that critical second Justice influence. Intrepid Longhorn is a very reasonable 3/3 for 2, stonewalling opposing 1 and most 2-drops, and often can get us a sigil when we need it. Include emblems in your aggro decks (unless you like losing to flood of course)!ДЇor 2-drops we have Awakened Student, which grows as the game goes on and applies tons of pressure right out of the gate. If we were to drop the emblems then we could certainly fit Teacher but Emblems are such terrific tools to stop flooding in Gauntlet and keep the pressure going. We run this few to max out on Justice sources for our JJ influence 3-drops. If you use a hypergeometric calculator you will find that the probability of hitting TT on 2 is not very good, and Teacher is not a great 3-drop. If you notice our powerbase has only 19 Time sources. Of note is the absence of Teacher of Humility. I will start by looking at my Combrei Aggro Deck: There will be a few easy ones and more challenging ones as well.ДЇirst, letвЂ™s look at what makes an aggro deck successful. I will conclude with a brief strategy section of вЂњwhatвЂ™s the play?вЂќ to get you thinking critically about gauntlet. By showcasing a deck that doesnвЂ™t quite hit the mark in addition to ones that do you will better be able to make your own decks more potent. I will share a few lists, some links to gameplay footage (some with commentary, some without) and why the list has been successful or struggles to compete. I will talk about one of the new decks in particular, KodoshвЂ™s Armory which is the first deck that I consider to be a reasonably good control deck, and how that impacts deck design. I will discuss the basic premise of Gauntlet deck-building design. Today I wanted to write an updated primer and strategy article on Gauntlet. Update: After I completed this article, I saw this sweet looking Feln Deck by Konan, check it out and it applies some of the principles I talk about very well!

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