Hi all, just shamelessly plugging the 4th installment of my themed deck series: The Banana Saga.
Amazingly this time the deck is not completely awful, but as usual the main feature is the story I have built around it, so check out the deck description if theme decks are your thing.
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Hi all, just shamelessly plugging the 4th installment of my themed deck series: The Banana Saga.
Amazingly this time the deck is not completely awful, but as usual the main feature is the story I have built around it, so check out the deck description if theme decks are your thing.
I'm curious since this is Wild and Hunter - why Chief Inspector rather than Flare or Eater of Secrets? Just the bigger body?
Read the deck "guide" :)
As Sinti said, the "guide" explains all. My theme decks have a bit of room to use the most powerful options, but in this case the the Chief Inspector was irreplaceable for the story to work.
OMFG, i just read it "The Banner Saga part 4 is here" and i got so hyped for a second. Then i read it again, my dreams were shattered :(
Other than deck storytelling, Inspector is better than Eater in non-Mage matchup, and flare can be countered by Counterspell, so it requires you to waste another small spell in the same turn, in the majority of cases.
Inspector has the only downside of coming a bit late.
I was about to apologise for accidentally causing some misplaced hype, but since you didn't seem to mis-read the thread title last time I think this one is on you.
The upshot is that I have now heard of The Banner Saga. Can I assume from your moment of hype that it is a good game?
Yeah, no worries, that one i definitely blame on my poor reading comprehension :)
And yes, Banner Saga is an amazing game, trilogy in fact, a story driven turn based RPG. Quite a gem. Highly recommend ;-)