Yes, while it's not great to give our probably aggressive opponent a weapon, it's better than us getting repeatedly smashed by minions. Eternium Rover is quality for this early push, but Weapons Project and eventually Wrenchcalibur will also provide valuable support to us. We're potentially going into fatigue turns against slower decks, so we will need resources for the long haul.Įarly turns are just all about keeping the board manageable, and using our removal and AOE to do that.
We'll want to make sure to wait as long as we can to pop Archivist Elysiana to get the most value out of our deck and her cards. We want to stretch out the Omega Assembly and make sure we get three cards out of it. Against slower decks, however, we're looking to gain as many resources as possible. We're happy to use all of our resources just to keep them from getting too far ahead of us and getting our health too low. We have two different game-plans, against aggressive decks we're doing our best to keep the board clear and build up our health total. Weapons Project - Not the greatest keep, but if we think we absolutely need a weapon it can be worth holding onto if we don't have Wrenchcalibur.For example, Secretkeeper for Secret Paladin is pretty important to remove. You can also just keep it if you think your opponent is running something you need to immediately get rid of in the early game. Slam - This can be kept with Eternium Rover, it will potentially give you enough damage to get the card draw and finish the trade with the Rover.
Keep the weapon, and hopefully we can get some value out of it, and maybe a couple of bombs into our opponent's deck. Wrenchcalibur - We're a slower deck, so we're not terribly concerned with having a play each turn early on.This way if we get our Blastmaster Boom in our hand, we can play him on curve and have a nice board for our opponent to have to deal with. Clockwork Goblin - We want to get some bombs into our opponent's deck early.
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