Rocks - 2nd Place Locals

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2nd place locals @Emerald Haven Longview, WA

2-0 vs Purple Hybrid

2-0 vs Dinos

0-2 vs Omni

I'm thinking about dropping one of the Sunas and Icemons and putting in two copies of Digital Gate. My final round against Omni, I had the ability to win, misplayed and then couldn't draw into a progana in a memory-efficient way. 

This version of Rocks is VERY consistent. If you do the math, you only truly brick 1/17 hands, you're very statistically likely to open with a searcher and a draw card as well as

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2nd place locals @Emerald Haven Longview, WA

2-0 vs Purple Hybrid

2-0 vs Dinos

0-2 vs Omni

I'm thinking about dropping one of the Sunas and Icemons and putting in two copies of Digital Gate. My final round against Omni, I had the ability to win, misplayed and then couldn't draw into a progana in a memory-efficient way. 

This version of Rocks is VERY consistent. If you do the math, you only truly brick 1/17 hands, you're very statistically likely to open with a searcher and a draw card as well as a lvl 4, you can turn 3 kill with the deck quite easily. It struggles with games that go more than 5-6 turns and is hard countered by stuns, hand control and de-digivolve, which is a major downside. My ratios can probably be tuned to accomplish optimal consistency, but I'm still working that out. It tends to be relatively memory efficient, where that falls apart is when you're missing pieces and are dealing with stuns, you end up having to spend more memory to accomplish less. No deck is perfect, and I know rocks is barely a rogue pick, but it performed exceptionally well and got compliments from seasoned players, it's a great entry deck due to how inexpensive it is as well. This deck has been about a month in the making, constantly tuning, refining, practicing, figuring out synergies, figuring out plan Bs, constantly adjusting ratios, countless hours on DCGO. 

Note- sepia memory boost is in the deck because I already had it. Black memory boost would obviously make more sense, but they fire the same effect, and I already had the cards. 

Comments are always welcome.

Deck List

Digimon (36)
4 Sunarizamon EX8-047
$0.54 Lv.3 1000
3 Sunarizamon EX11-038
$0.08 Lv.3 1000
3 Sunarizamon BT21-055
$0.16 Lv.3 1000
3 Sunarizamon EX10-025
$0.10 Lv.3 1000
3 Icemon P-215
$0.30 Lv.4 6000
4 Landramon P-167
$0.41 Lv.4 4000
3 Landramon EX8-048
$0.18 Lv.4 4000
4 Proganomon EX10-032
$0.10 Lv.5 7000
2 Proganomon EX8-051
$0.43 Lv.5 7000
1 Pyramidimon EX11-044
$0.95 Lv.6 12000
3 Pyramidimon EX8-055
$1.55 Lv.6 12000
3 Magneticdramon EX10-036
$4.85 Lv.7 14000
Option (7)
2 Black Scramble LM-031
2 Sepia Memory Boost! LM-037
3 Unique Emblem: Gravel Hearts EX10-069
Tamer (7)
4 Close EX11-065
3 Close EX8-067
Egg Deck (4)
4 Tumblemon EX8-005
$0.39 Lv.2

Card Types

Digimon 36
Option 7
Tamer 7
Digi-Egg 4

Levels

Lv.3 13
Lv.4 10
Lv.5 6
Lv.6 4
Lv.2 4
Lv.7 3

Colors

Black 51
Blue 3

Play Cost

2 Cost 2
3 Cost 22
4 Cost 10
5 Cost 3
7 Cost 6
11 Cost 1
12 Cost 3
14 Cost 3

Traits

LIBERATOR 40
Mineral 17
Reptile 13
Ice-Snow 3
Rock Dragon 3

Blocks

Block 03 2
Block 04 21
Block 05 27

Comments

LaArdillaMalorne avatar

I see a deck made with love, attention and evolving through play, I cant stop myself about saving it, clicking favourite and checking how it works in order to build it!

thank you so much for bringing it and getting into further details, I'm barely starting in this game and well, I love this kind of decks

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