Why not start a post to list all the decklists from Worlds this weekend?
@Doomdog’s 108 Dead Man’s Handits - 2nd Place
@VinceTurner’s Spirit Worlds Fortress
Why not start a post to list all the decklists from Worlds this weekend?
@Doomdog’s 108 Dead Man’s Handits - 2nd Place
@VinceTurner’s Spirit Worlds Fortress
Mine is now up: Old-Fashioned Dogs: 2/4/Straight Flush (World Champion 2018) · DoomtownDB .
Also, I notice a handful of others have gone up, too!
https://dtdb.co/en/decklist/2664/decimating-with-8s-straights-worlds-18-top-4
I apologize for the wordiness… I love this game, and I get carried away!
That handful of others that @DeputyWay mentioned:
@hehasmoments’ Straight Up Conditions
@Benni’s EW Blockade
Ste Bushnall’s Legenday Low Dogs
I’m curious about SG Top 4 deck as well.
A few decklists more:
@Andy’s To Hellstromme and Back
@nocto’s Ropey Dogs
@RSDoom’s Long, Grimme Strides
@Sauronsbeagle’s Hexual Stealing (if there was a prize for best deck name, this’d be my pick!)
Graham’s Postatron: Rise of the QUATERMAN
@jordan_caldwell’s …And He who sat on it had the name Death…
Should be coming later today/tomorrow, have been busy with work, sorry! nothing too innovative, an anti Calling the cavalry version of Sloane town square blitz.
Apologies for the delay, have thrown up my deck Top 4 Sloane 3,J,K Town Square Shan Fan! · DoomtownDB
Can’t take much credit here, as it is largely adapted from something we used during playtest. After playing Town Square blitz at 2017 and 2018 worlds I’m satisfied it is still a solid deck type and look forward to playing something different!
It was interesting to play it as an anti-regulators/hand rank manipulation tool, and the unbooting helps with Point Blank too.
Well played, Robert. To be honest, you’re an incredible good player, so it can be difficult to know how much credit goes to the deck, hehe. When that’s said, the deck also shows that packing the best shooting and cheating actions work. Same with my own EW blockade deck or Max’s winning LD
That’s a very kind thing to say (albeit there’s now video of me missing a point blank chance and getting in to ill-advised shootouts! Still, live by the ill-advised shootout, die by the ill-advised shootout), and important for the Playtest team to bear in mind generally. Certain decks can be more/less of a problem at different play levels, and we need to keep an eye on everything from kitchen table play to worlds. Thanks for both the kind words and reminding me of this.
Specifically for Sloane Town Square blitz, this one has very few decisions to make as it doesn’t even have a job! A standard 3/5/7 deck at least needs you to decide when to run Kidnappin’. When to cheat and maneuvering around to point blank/who to boot for the home are key decisions, perhaps when to play deeds to blitz for CP faster. Perhaps when to cheat/when not to cheat too?
Hope the various Sloane Town Square Blitz decks can be useful for “gauntlet” purposes for other teams, whether they’re putting you under pressure from CP gain and Kidnappin’ or just sitting in Town Square getting CP.
All these lists up now, I really need to get to work on my report!
More reports, please! Maybe I have a problem, but I have an addition and it needs to be fed!
I’ve added some commentary to my list. Match reports and videos will follow later in the week.