This is a very english deck tech · FabledWelcome, fellow cardboard enthusiasts. This is a very English deck tech about absolutely nothing in particular.
The deck does things. Sometimes it attacks. Sometimes it defends. Occasionally, it puts a card in the arsenal and then looks at it suspiciously.
The plan is simple:
Play a card.
Attack with it.
Say “go again.”
Pretend this was intentional.
A particularly sophisticated sequence looks something like this:
“I pitch , play , attack for 4
, and then do something clever.”
The opponent responds with a completely reasonable amount of interaction.
This is where the deck's secret technology begins.
is important. is also important. is probably important to somebody.
SnatchThe following cards are included because they are cards:
- Snatch
Sink Below
Command and Conquer
Meanwhile, is blue, which means it pitches for 
. This is extremely useful because three is more than two.
You have a card in arsenal.
You pay 
.
Your attack has 6 .
Your opponent blocks with a card showing 3 
.
Nobody knows exactly what.
This is what makes Flesh and Blood such a beautiful game.
The deck has several different numbers:
= power
= defense
= intellect
= life
= cost
= pitch
= pitch, but different
= the good pitch
= tap
If your opponent has 20 and you deal 7 damage, they have 13 .
There is, however, a sideboard section, because this is a deck tech.
Maybe you bring .
Maybe you bring .
Maybe you simply bring confidence.
Confidence has no .
This matchup is interesting.
Both players have a hero.
Both players would like to win.
I believe this is approximately a 50/50 matchup.
This matchup is more complicated.
The opponent does things.
You respond by doing different things.
Sometimes those things interact.
In conclusion, this is a very English deck tech.
Most importantly, it contains several formatting features that can be used to make a real Fabled article substantially less boring.