Keyforge is a card game that came out at the end of 2018. It is designed by Richard Garfield and published by Fantasy Flight Games. The core idea of the game is to gather enough resources (aember) to get three points (keys) to win the game. The gimmick of the game is that it only comes in pre-built decks that are all unique and cannot be altered. I tried out Keyforge a couple of weeks ago and in summary I kind of liked it but it clearly is not for me.
Continue readingHistorically, my favorite archetype in constructed has been disruptive aggro or – the less politically correct – suicide black. The idea is that you don’t care about your life, as long as the opponent is losing more. Sadly, we don’t have [scryfall]Flesh Reaver[/scryfall] and [scryfall]Carnophage[/scryfall] or even [scryfall]Thoughtseize[/scryfall] and [scryfall]Herald of Torment[/scryfall], so I guess we have to settle for not killing ourselves that fast. Sigh.
Sixteen black one-drops. Don’t mind if I do.
Show must go on.
First, let me state a few problems with this deck. It doesn’t do well against [scryfall]Lava Coil[/scryfall] and neither does it interact very well with many of the threats in the format. Basically, it’s not good. Unless so mething weird happens.