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Redemption® Collectible Trading Card Game HQ => Deck Building & Design => Deck Concepts => Topic started by: Ironisaac on May 09, 2016, 11:18:12 AM
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So, because Syrians are getting a boost, and red got a couple good card in this set, do you think this could be a viable deck in the future, with naaman and the roman jailer bridging the gap? I'm envisioning david's mighty men with spiritual warriors/centurions for offense, and Syrians and romans for defense. any thoughts?
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I think that Syrians yes will be viable but the problem of pure red for a long time has not been power but speed. And neither Syrians nor red got a speed boost. I think it would be hard to make a red that is purely red and Syrian but if you splash a little yellow I think it'd make an awesome deck
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David and Joshua both speed up red by searching out certain Heroes. But I tend to agree, the new "red" might actually be red/gold.
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I think that Syrians yes will be viable but the problem of pure red for a long time has not been power but speed. And neither Syrians nor red got a speed boost. I think it would be hard to make a red that is purely red and Syrian but if you splash a little yellow I think it'd make an awesome deck
When you say yellow, is that good or evil yellow?
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The addition of David the Shepherd will help get Ishmaiah out fast, and that's all the speed Red truly needs--obviously A Soldier's Prayer helps on the enhancement side. I've been running a Red/Syrian deck for 2 years and it's done quite well, I can post the deck list later today when I'm home from work. 8)
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Ok, cool! i thinking about making a deck like this, but i wanted to wait until the new cards came out, and i got some advice from people.
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Namaan and his chariots makes a great fit in this red deck and may even give you a red hero and then fall him away back to a villian lol.
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my typical red offense is normally red/gold, red/royalty, or a combination of the two revolving around Samuel. I tend to pair them with a evil kings defense, due to lack of speed in Syrians.