"I'm Smarter Than You!"


Title Explaination

        This was just something I wanted to say, but needed a good excuse.  Therefore, I created this deck, which focuses on psionics, and keeps that the major theme.  Plus, being so smart, I have no need to use magic items or artifacts, and it makes a very interesting theme.

Contents

Dungeon:  Lair of Dregoth, the Undead Dragon-King  [DU-3]  (spell defense)
    Rule Cards: (2)
  1. Antimagic Cloud [PO-c16]  (best psionic rule card available)
  2. The Master Strategist  [4th-500]
    Realms: (13)
  1. Ancient Kalidnay  [AR-92]
  2. Blood Sea of Istar  [4th-57]  (one of the nastiest realms around)
  3. The Coral Kingdom  [FR-11]  (an oldie but a goodie)
  4. Crystal Sphere  [PO-c1]  (not needed, but nice and useful)
  5. Evermeet  [3rd-29]
  6. Lake Island  [AR-97]
  7. The Lost City  [RR-16]  (probably the most nasty red hat realm)
  8. Menzoberranzan  [1st-2]
  9. Nelanther  [NS-4]  (great card for annoying Song of the Dragonlance)
  10. Reorxcrown Mountains  [DL-15]
  11. Shining Lands  [AR-87]  (immunities make this great)
  12. Spindrift Isles  [4th-23]
  13. Ur Draxa  [AR-93]  (with Shadowlands and Land of Legend, you may want to pull this card)
    Holdings: (1)
  1. Poisoned Oasis  [MI-68]  (Caravan stopped, or back up if the opponent is using City States)
    Events: (7)
  1. Calm  [1st-400]
  2. The Caravan  [1st-319]
  3. The Cataclysm!  [1st-99]
  4. Dark Negation  [PO-37]  (Save it for a needed attack or Ur Draxa)
  5. Fast Talking!  [3rd-210]
  6. The Gathering  [IQ-43]  (great with small champions, but usually get two level 5 champions)
  7. Good Fortune  [1st-100]
    Champions: (18)
  1. Ansalong  [P2, 4th-337]
  2. Aramil of Tusmit  [P5, IQ-19]
  3. Bansmareton  [P17 (avatar), MI-79]  (works well for this deck to attack without movement powers)
  4. Ba'Thrang  [P6, IQ-35]  (great against Tyr)
  5. Bilago Lumen  [P5, PO-17]
  6. Jacenelle Traen  [P6, PO-16]
  7. Kai'Rik'Tik  [P8, 4th-340]
  8. Kelaser Redbelt  [P4, PO-25]  (remember, she can blow up ANY plan)
  9. Kerm of Tyr  [P5, PO-21]
  10. Kirre  [M5, PO-56]  (needed against Undead Htimsen)
  11. Lyr of the Mists  [P5, PO-23]
  12. Minerva  [P7, 4th-333]  (good stall card)
  13. Myalasia  [P3, 4th-330]  (actually prevents battles sometimes)
  14. Rafe Racker  [P7, PO-15]  (best against nasty combos)
  15. Sadira  [W4, 3rd-260] (to make sure others can't play her)
  16. Seluna Darkenstar  [P5, PO-20]
  17. Sparkle, Crystal Dragon  [P6, DR-35]
  18. Talcon  [P4, 4th-341]  ("Talcon, take them away!")
    Psionic Power Cards: (14)
  1. Ballista Attack  [MI-71]  (great camping champion killer)
  2. Banishment  [PO-96]
  3. Body Control  [MI-69]
  4. Body Weaponry  [4th-429]
  5. Death Field  [DR-69]
  6. Drain Will  [DU-75]  (kills most nasty campers)
  7. I Know What You Are Thinking!!!  [IQ-85]  (most annoying card for psionics)
  8. Magic Draining Field  [DU-74]  (often not needed with other spell counters available)
  9. Magnify  [PO-94]
  10. Metamorphosis  [4th-431]  (unless power gives psionic ability, save this for last
  11. Molecular Rearracngement  [PO-70]  (great item destroying)
  12. Psionic Disintegration  [DU-73]
  13. Time Travel  [IQ-76]  (great to follow the above card!)
  14. Ultrablast  [DR-70]  (unlikely instant defeat)

  15. Total Cards:  55 (plus Dungeon)
    Total Levels:  90 (plus free avatar)

    Notes on Deck Building

             After finding all the best psionic champions and finding most of them to be low level, this became a pseudo-munchkin deck.  However, having the very good rule cards (Nullify Magic also works very well), it wasn't worth the Time of Troubles (besides, the few high level ones make nice suprises).  The realms are all hard to attack, and that combined with the duration champions make this a hard deck to attack.  However, good attack methods were needed, which is where Dark Negation and the avatar come in.  If works very well and has proven to be a pretty nasty deck.

    Note on Standard Play

            Attack when you see openings, but make sure the home defense is well covered (The Gathering works great for this).  Attacking for spoils with precision type attacks is the special attacks, and random threat attacks work best only with champions that can return (Minerva or Seluna work best, especially Seluna doesn't say when you have to use her power).
     

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