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Somehow this deck did decent in Booster Draft, nothing special, so I'm not completely sure how I ended up being the only undefeated player at round 4 and then placing 2nd.

Cards in Deck: 50

Lost Souls x7 (I forgot to put in the RoA one, haha)

Forts:
Stronghold in the Desert

White Heroes:
Timothy
Timothy
Joseph of Arimathea
Philip's Daughters
Woman of Wisdom

White Enhancements:
Covenant of Salt
Covenant of Salt
Wall of Fire
Lion Dwelling With the Calf
Sword of Punishment
Mountain of God
Hailstones
Loyalty of Ruth

Red Heroes:
David
Zalmon
Dodai the Ahohite
Adino (No SA)
Joab

Red Enhancements:
Authority of Peter
Authority of Peter
Wrestling with God
Warrior's Spear
The Lord Fights for You
Covenant with Adam
Hope
Bravery of David
David's Staff
Battle Axe (Ignore Gray)

Splash Offense:
Luke
Benaiah

Pale Green Defense:
The Rabsaris
The Assyrian Spoilers
King Sargon II
Roman Jailer
Herod Philip II
Pagan Priest
--Death of Unrighteous
--Assyria Conquers Israel
--The Rabsaris Attacks
--Chariots of the Sun
--Infectious Disease
--All Hope Lost

The fact that you were able to go with 2 offense brigades (plus a few splash) and 1 defense brigade is makes that deck great. If TexP allows for more decks like these to be possible, I may actually start playing booster draft more frequently. 

Oh yes, we had 81 cards to build with (I had 82, due to a random Generous Widow in my RoA pack) and none of us were drafting the same brigades. So it allowed for every deck at the table to have 1 or 2 main offensive with a nice 1 or 2 main defense.

What surprised me is the amount of battle winners everyone had (due to TexP having so many rares) and myself not having too many, and still being able to win most battles with numbers.

Best part of drafting was the person on my left passing a Wall of Protection, then it got passed again, then it got passed again, then I got it.