803-Power Deck Costs
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 11:58 pm
I would like to share updates to my Power Decks. Let me first explain limitations on how such
a deck can be made. This post explaination is similar to the building of the Lidless Eye Warlord Deck.
A power deck starts with the player's deck at the end of the Councils (Turn 24).
Then a player with a Power Deck is given Deck Points to use for making a Power Deck.
Such a mechanism instills conflict between alignments. Making of the Power Decks
shows that the mechanism of Deck Points is doable.
As of now, I will explain the process with the Wizards and Black Players.
I will use Gandalf's Power Deck as an example.
Gandalf built his Power Deck, and it needs 63 Deck Points.
Those points come from: his Avatar Deck MP and the Game Points from the Wizard Players
against the Minions. During the practice game, Gandalf earned 32 MP and all the Wizards
earned 14 Game Points. Thus, Gandalf then has 78 Deck Points (32 x 2 + 14) = 78.
The cost of 63 is calculated by: each event card removed from the Avatar Deck AND replaced by a new event card.
Plus event cards added with no replace ment, due to putting more resources in the sideboard (38 total),
Plus each other resource not given to another Power Deck (e.g. Hobbits).
Changes to Avatar Deck that do not cost a Deck Points include:
Cards in play given to another Power Deck (e.g. Narsil, but not Gates of Morning),
Cards recieved from another Avatar Deck if in play (e.g. Waybread, but not Gates of Morning).
Now, the count of these no-cost cards tally to 16. Thus, if they did count then Gandalf needs 79. That is tight. Gandalf could have easily
earned 25 MPs and thus have 64 Deck Points. Therefore, I will keep the current Deck Point process since I want these Power Deck as I built them after playing for many hours. Let make this not that hard.
The worse wizard, Pallando, has 21x2+14=56. That is not good. His current deck requires 77. Thus, he needs to ensure
other Power Decks receive some of his table cards. Desert Amber anyone? Going once, going twice...
A Elf-avatar White Power Deck will receive Deck Points from the Elf-avatar Game Points. =7.
Thus, Elves of Evermist will have 31x2+7 = 69.
Dain's Power Deck will have 36x2+12 + 84. That is alot.
Elessar's Power Deck will have 27x2+13=67. based on Lord Denethor.
The other Power Decks will be more complicated.
a deck can be made. This post explaination is similar to the building of the Lidless Eye Warlord Deck.
A power deck starts with the player's deck at the end of the Councils (Turn 24).
Then a player with a Power Deck is given Deck Points to use for making a Power Deck.
Such a mechanism instills conflict between alignments. Making of the Power Decks
shows that the mechanism of Deck Points is doable.
As of now, I will explain the process with the Wizards and Black Players.
I will use Gandalf's Power Deck as an example.
Gandalf built his Power Deck, and it needs 63 Deck Points.
Those points come from: his Avatar Deck MP and the Game Points from the Wizard Players
against the Minions. During the practice game, Gandalf earned 32 MP and all the Wizards
earned 14 Game Points. Thus, Gandalf then has 78 Deck Points (32 x 2 + 14) = 78.
The cost of 63 is calculated by: each event card removed from the Avatar Deck AND replaced by a new event card.
Plus event cards added with no replace ment, due to putting more resources in the sideboard (38 total),
Plus each other resource not given to another Power Deck (e.g. Hobbits).
Changes to Avatar Deck that do not cost a Deck Points include:
Cards in play given to another Power Deck (e.g. Narsil, but not Gates of Morning),
Cards recieved from another Avatar Deck if in play (e.g. Waybread, but not Gates of Morning).
Now, the count of these no-cost cards tally to 16. Thus, if they did count then Gandalf needs 79. That is tight. Gandalf could have easily
earned 25 MPs and thus have 64 Deck Points. Therefore, I will keep the current Deck Point process since I want these Power Deck as I built them after playing for many hours. Let make this not that hard.
The worse wizard, Pallando, has 21x2+14=56. That is not good. His current deck requires 77. Thus, he needs to ensure
other Power Decks receive some of his table cards. Desert Amber anyone? Going once, going twice...
A Elf-avatar White Power Deck will receive Deck Points from the Elf-avatar Game Points. =7.
Thus, Elves of Evermist will have 31x2+7 = 69.
Dain's Power Deck will have 36x2+12 + 84. That is alot.
Elessar's Power Deck will have 27x2+13=67. based on Lord Denethor.
The other Power Decks will be more complicated.