Superior Stronghold (was: Re: [dragon] New idea in deck concepts.)
Emil Sylianteng
emilys at compass.com.ph
Tue Jan 4 23:29:26 EST 2000
Jeff T. wrote:
>
> | Seriously, though, in a dueling deck, the Mountain Keep is the better
> choice. This is an old debate, no question, but let me state it like this:
> defensive decks (like DDDDs) will favor the Mountain Keep, since it has a
> defensive ability,
>
> No way. The Mountain Keep's defensive ability isn't worth two spits. Any
> deck in the game that even pretends to be military can and will put out two
> more force every turn than it did last turn. Kyuden Hitomi's
> fate-manipulation is infinitely better, even for defensive decks (Facing
> Your Devils under the SH: it gets the one focus out of your deck, and it's a
> way-cool open action!). In fact, the first couple of turns, KH has a
> higher province strength, and is therefore better for defending at the
> outset.
>
> The only -- and I do mean only -- reason to play the Mountain Keep is the
> higher starting honor. It's easier to get Yasu, Mitsu, Hoshi, etc. into
> play, you have a better chance of going first, quicker recovery from a
> Breach, and you're a couple points closer to the win (and a couple of points
> can be vital).
> Other than those 2 honor points, the Kyuden is unabashedly superior to the
> Mountain Keep.
Do you know what I think. I think it is old discussion and that we have
to forget about it. Of course some people wil favor a ceratin
stronghold over the other for their reasons and the way theu play. It
doesn't matter that we all have to bring in the same strongholds at
SaM. As long as we win honorably. Yes even THC is considered
honorable. Hey I don't see the shadowlands and corrupt stuff there.
Just tattooes!!! What's so bad about tattooes?
Togashi Teriyaki
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