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These are some very powerful abilities, but none of them are really game winning on their own, which leads us to the biggest difference between Ayu and Ragnarok although Ragnarok has the strongest abilities ever printed on a ruler, he is lacking a built-in win condition, which Ayu had with her J-ruler side being a huge flying beater. Removing all additions and regalia your opponent controls and all cards in your opponent’s graveyard from the game.Removing all resonators your opponent controls from the game.The activation of those abilities is limited to your turn only. Nevertheless he has five very powerful abilities on his ruler side, which cost x mana to activate ( x = number of his abilities you already activated this game). Also Ragnarok is not able to go for a 5-color build, because he is missing rainbow stones.

The first difference I want to mention is, that Ragnarok does not have a J-ruler side compared to Ayu. Now, lets take a closer look at the differences to the previous Singleton deck that existed. This is even more important for singleton decks, because your ressources are more limited with only one copy of each card. Therefore it is important, that you already know like 80% of your opponents deck and how his deck works at the moment you see his ruler, to effectively play against it.

Especially nowadays, due to the increased speed of the game, games can be decided by a single wrong decision in the first few turns, for example discarding a wrong card.

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For example: Back then in 2018 ( editor’s note: see GP Munich+ matches and GP Berlin+ matches), I played Ayu and cards like Ahriman, the Wicked Spirit Eye ( ENW-035) and The Mikage Sisters ( ENW-085) were key components to win the matchup against the best deck at that time, which was Speaker of Eternal Night ( TSW-109) // Scheherazade of the Catastrophic Nights ( TSW-109J).Īnother important point for tournament play not only for singleton decks, but in general is: Understand your deck AND know how to play it vs every deck. This helps you to precisely tech your deck with those cards that have a big impact vs the most played decks at a tournament. Grand Prix) is to know which other decks will be played. To not lack the consistency you would have by playing 4-off copies of certain cards, you need cards that achieve the same thing or have similar effects.Īn important aspect to be successful with a singleton deck at a bigger tournament (i.e. On the other side, the chances of drawing a specific card at the right time is much less likely when you play a singleton deck. Playing 40 different cards makes your plays much more unpredictable, allowing you to react more flexibly to certain game situations. Ragnarok brings the same singleton mechanic to the table which directly caught my attention as I saw him in the spoilers, so I decided to give him a try.

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My favourite deck of all time is full power Ayu, Lunar Swordswoman ( ADK-060) // Ayu, Shaman Swordswoman ( ADK-060J). Therefore this article will cover the following topics :Ĭontents Why Ragnarok, why singleton Singleton decks at bigger tournaments Differences to Ayu Finding win conditions Variants and deck building Ending words and things to come In this first Article of the series, I want to put the focus on a more detailed view of Ragnarok, Invading Dragon Lord ( EDL-096), one of the new Rulers revealed in the first set of Saga cluster. The part I enjoy the most in FoW is the deck building aspect, therefore I always try not to play the „mainstream“ decks everyone will expect at a tournament.Įarlier this week JPK wrote an article about his insights on the upcoming New Frontiers format and also provided some deck lists already.

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In addition, you as reader will have the opportunity to respond to the articles and therefore influence the course of how this series is progressing.įor those who don’t know me yet, I’m Lars Grams, 28 years old from Germany and Ive been playing FoW since Grimm Cluster in 2016. I also try to make the Gameplay situations as practical as possible. I will try to back those things up with example decks including my thought processes while building them. Dear FoW Community, this article will be the start of an article series, where I will dive into topics like deck building and how to improve your gameplay.

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