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TX Type-2
« on: November 08, 2009, 01:18:16 PM »
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I've grown tired of playing with this deck, since it's so repetitive and there really is no surprise when playing it. Hasn't lost a game yet, but is bound to, once people start adding counters in.

TOTAL CARDS: 105 (39/39/27)

Neutral: 27

Lost Souls:
N.T. Only x2
Female Only x2
FRP x2
Wanderer x2
3-Line x2
Revealer x2
FoOF Lost Soul x2
Hopper x2

Artifacts:
Holy of Holies x2
Unholy Writ x3
Holy Grail
Temple Veil
Blue Tassels
Bronze Lavar

Sites:
Promised Land x2

Good Cards: (39)

Dominants:
Son of God
New Jerusalem
Angel of the Lord
Guardian of Your Souls
Grapes of Wrath

Purple Offense:
John (G/H) x2
King David x2
King Asa (TeP)
King Solomon
Ethiopean Treasure
Melchizedek (RoA)
Elijah
--Authority of Christ (promo) x5
--Reach of Desperation x4

White Offense:
Lydia (G/H) x2
Mary the Mother of James x2
Salome x2
Susanna x2
--"He Is Risen" x5

Fortresses:
Storehouse
Wall of Protection
The Garden Tomb

Evil Cards: (39)

Dominants:
Christian Martyr
Burial
Falling Away
Destruction of Nehushtan
Mayhem

Gray Defense:
Sabbath Breaker x4
Proud Pharisee x3
Pharisees x9
--False Peace x5
--Momentum Change x5
--Pretension x2
--Just a Hireling
--Lying Unto God

Fortresses:
Kingdoms of the World
High Priest's Plalace

Curses:
Captured Ark x2
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2009, 02:06:38 PM »
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looks like a pwning deck. :o

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #2 on: November 10, 2009, 02:37:34 PM »
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Boo! More like boring Type 2 lol. Good deck though. You should try what I am right now, it's a lot of fun and has a lot of things to do on both sides of the deck. Want me to send you a list?

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #3 on: November 10, 2009, 03:27:53 PM »
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Want me to send you a list?

Yes please. ;D
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #4 on: November 10, 2009, 03:52:37 PM »
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Lol alright Gabe. I have 2 versions I am seeing which one I like more, each one has a different offense and defense but does the same thing, I am just seeing which one does it better and then I will send it to you.

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #5 on: November 10, 2009, 04:05:22 PM »
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You could always just send me both and I could form my own opinion. ::)
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #6 on: November 10, 2009, 04:56:58 PM »
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I fail to see the point of playing this deck.

If it works, then you will just walk in 5-7 times on offense and will keep all your own LSs shuffled in your deck.  There will be practically no interaction with your opponent at all.

If it runs into a combo deck (like Gabe won with last year) that goes off on turn 2, then you'll just sit there sifting through cards as your opponent walks in 5-7 times on offense, and there will again be practically no interaction with your opponent.

Why do people even play T2 anymore?

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #7 on: November 10, 2009, 05:37:17 PM »
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I fail to see the point of playing this deck.

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Why do people even play T2 anymore?

Prof, what you fail to realize is that some people enjoy that type of game.  Not everyone holds to the same values you do. ;)
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #8 on: November 10, 2009, 06:25:37 PM »
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Why do people even play T2 anymore?

Because programmable liquid metal is cool.   ;)
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #9 on: November 10, 2009, 11:41:07 PM »
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If it runs into a combo deck (like Gabe won with last year) that goes off on turn 2, then you'll just sit there sifting through cards as your opponent walks in 5-7 times on offense, and there will again be practically no interaction with your opponent.
I do not see those combo decks being played with anymore. If the new combo decks, the search ones that take a while do start occuring more, this deck will beat it since it is 10x faster.
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Why do people even play T2 anymore?
Couldn't anyone say the same about type 1?
Type 2 is more strategy and longer games with more interaction from my experience.

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #10 on: November 11, 2009, 09:50:27 AM »
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Prof, what you fail to realize is that some people enjoy that type of game.  Not everyone holds to the same values you do. ;)
I actually do realize it, but you are entirely correct my friend that some people do seem to enjoy playing Redemption in a way that minimizes interaction with their opponent.  To me that ceases to be a "game" and turns into a demonstration.  I had never thought about this before, but perhaps my feelings are influenced by my childhood science fair memories.

I remember the year that "volcano" projects were banned.  The reasoning was that they were no longer doing an "experiment" because they had been done so much that everyone knew what would happen before they started.  They weren't answering a question or learning anything.  They were merely demonstrating how cool their volcano was.

I feel the same way about this sort of thing in Redemption.  When the interaction is removed, it seems to me that it turns into merely demonstrating how cool a person's deck that they built is.  The opponent is not really even an opponent anymore, but rather an audience to observe their awesomeness.  There is something about that which really rubs me the wrong way.

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #11 on: November 11, 2009, 10:02:35 AM »
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My question is with two promised lands and a single artifact (temple veil) Do you ever run into problems with site decks? I think a well built, slightly fast, brown sitelockout could give you some issues.
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #12 on: November 11, 2009, 05:48:04 PM »
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Why do people even play T2 anymore?

So they can attend Minnesota's Type 2 only local tournament. ;D This years tournament should be a gas. With the new set there should be lots of interesting decks. Drawing prize for all the place winners will be a complete set of TX. First Saturday in March. Details will start to trickle out in 2010.

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #13 on: November 11, 2009, 06:05:41 PM »
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My question is with two promised lands and a single artifact (temple veil) Do you ever run into problems with site decks? I think a well built, slightly fast, brown sitelockout could give you some issues.

I haven't run into a straight site defense yet. I've only seen a few sites, but those were purple and for the territory protection.  :P  But I can see that changing, which is why I planned on changing the deck.

@Tyler - Yesh. I'd love a list, if I have enough of the cards I may use it at the next tournament and let you know how it goes.

@Prof - I hope you understand how inconsiderate you're being by arguing in this thread. I just wanted some input on the deck, not someone to post saying "Your deck is pointless to play with, it's no fun at all." Well, I see it as plenty of fun. HALF of my games I've had Just a Hireling discarded from my deck, having to find weird ways to block my opponent without it is actually quite fun. Also, I don't build my deck thinking "Oh, THIS will provide more interaction with my opponent!" I build it thinking "What strategies will I possibly be facing? Will this be able to win against (blank)? Would this work against (blank)? etc..."

I feel the same way about this sort of thing in Redemption.  When the interaction is removed, it seems to me that it turns into merely demonstrating how cool a person's deck that they built is.  The opponent is not really even an opponent anymore, but rather an audience to observe their awesomeness.  There is something about that which really rubs me the wrong way.

I'm yet to play someone who was truely upset that they had to play me when I was using a deck similar to this. Since this is directed at me, that's showing a lot of disrespect towards your fellow brother under Christ.
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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #14 on: November 11, 2009, 06:53:26 PM »
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So they can attend Minnesota's Type 2 only local tournament.
I will admit, that although I am obviously not a big fan of T2, your annual tournament is the biggest thing that I feel like I'm missing out on because of it.

@Prof - I hope you understand how inconsiderate you're being...
I assumed that since you started the thread by saying that you were tired of playing with this deck due to games being repetitive, that you would understand my frustrations with T2.  I apologize for the misunderstanding, and now that I know that you don't wish this to be part of your thread, I will cease talking about it.  I meant no disrespect to you or to any of the other excellent T2 players who have learned how to be successful within that ruleset.

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Re: TX Type-2
« Reply #15 on: November 11, 2009, 11:52:37 PM »
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It's all good prof, we still love ya.
Anyway I am still testing it I really like this one version, and I am pretty sure you will too, but just working out any minor ratios now.

 


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