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Red Dragon Thorn:
If you haven't seen it on discord, head on over! We revealed a new Dual-Alignment dominant today.
I want to take some time to start a conversation about where players think in falls in dominant rankings. It is intended to be a very popular chase UR dominant.

I think most players would agree on a core 5:
Son of God
Second Coming (Or New Jerusalem)
Angel of the Lord
Christian Martyr
Three Woes

Leaving two potential flex spots. I think most players probably use one of the two Falling Away options.
I really think Chronicles is a strong contender for spot #7. It can function as Destruction if you're worried about a Covenant, Idol, Temple Art, or Curse (Looking at you BotC and CwD) it is a more permanent answer than Woes for things like Faith of David, and in fact answers some things that Woes cannot like Faith Among Corruption, or Gams Speech. It has the same in battle negate power of Woes and Destruction. In summary, it's an extremely flexible dominant that doesn't have Woes reusability. I'll certainly be running it in a lot of decks this year. How about you?

SiLeNcEd_MaTrIx:
The versatility is amazing.  Did it just staple in the 7? Definitely a possibility.

Sean:
I feel like this is an auto include in every deck because there is so much it can target.  In early game it can get rid of a stall card for an early Redeemed Soul or get rid of a limit/restrict type card to help you block.  In mid/late game it can help to clear your opponent's side to give you play advantage and greatly disrupt your opponent's strategy.

Red:
I really dislike new staple dominants at this point. However, I understand why they continue to be made, given the way that they drive set sales. I don't think it staples in "the" seven, as I can still find decks that want Grapes, Guardian, heck I've got a burial deck that I reallly like in T1.

Watchman:
I don’t care for it. It just feels very DoNish. I get it has a little more versatility but with the new DoN being more versatile than the last one CotK feels like it’s just a copy of new DoN.  If I see the card designers actually use it in their high level tournament decks then I may consider it’s usage. But if they don’t use it then that tells you a lot.

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