Its also a great deck to combo with karma. Ezrael now combos fantastically with Noxus. A lot of regions combo in ways u would never think of.
LoR seems to have started at a place of fairly prescriptive deck-building already, so cutting that pie up could do a lot of damage. The reason other major CCGs have been so reticent to add new classes, colors, etc., is because you have to divide up the game mechanics pie into smaller pieces, which ultimately makes the archetypes more prescriptive and hinders creative deck-building. Ultimately, I think this problem will only get more muddled in LoR as they introduce more regions. This leaves players with a lot of freedom to decide which colors to run, and how much of any primary or shared themes they want to emphasize in their deck. Taking Blue/White as an example, you see cards that emphasize the shared enchantments and artifact subtheme of those colors, but you also see cards that emphasize the smaller fliers theme that they share. Yes, there are multi-color cards that tend to emphasize shared themes, but even in those you see variety. I can very easily build a Black/White deck that emphasizes token creatures for a more go-wide aggressive strategy, and I can create a Black/White deck that uses hard removal and AoE to control the game.
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Because so much of the work of theming has been done at the "region pair" level, many of the decisions on how to pair a region feel forced and ultimately deck-building is less interesting and more paint-by-numbers.īy contrast, when you look at a game like MTG (which is probably the best comparison, because you can mix/match colors there like you can regions), you see primary and secondary themes for colors, and players are left to mix and match those colors to get to useful synergies. Demacia has Tough Elites, Freljord has Frostbite, Ionia has hand buffs etc.), but those mechanics don't generally pair in interesting ways across regions. Yes, regions have their some of their own dedicated mechanics (e.g. The result is that a lot of the theming seems to have been done primarily at the "region pair" level, and it makes less obvious combinations of those same regions clumsier. The Freljord and Noxus pair has access to a Crimson Self-harm deck.The Demacia and P&Z pair has access to a Big Spells deck.The Freljord and P&Z pair has access to a Poro and/or Elnuk Cloning deck.
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