Aurora Deck Tech: Flesh and Blood TCG

[@aidankwasneski2447]

totally pleasantly surprised by aurora, she seems quite consistent and powerful with some fun tricksy-ness that will make her engaging to play with

[@TheTekloFoundry]

first time i used somersault i think my brain chemistry got permanently altered

[@dihimono]

I think sigil of suffering deserves to be in the 80s. Paired with channel lightning valley it could net you some good value kind of like how Iyslander cheat value from CLF.

[@TheTekloFoundry]

i missed that interaction, good call! ill add it to the SB

[@ProfessorX-oe3og]

After playing in the World Premiere i am really excited to see this decks come into their own in CC. Looking forward to what you put together for Verdance!

[@depewfootball59]

Grasp of the arknight also triggers arc lighning

[@DiceCommando]

Thanks for this, good discussion. I'm torn about 3 different ways to go with her! Appreciated your thoughts.

[@TheTekloFoundry]

the surprising challenge of simple heroes, hope it helps in some way!

[@IcarusOOT]

What's your opinion on Sting of Sorcerery in the deck in general, and Reaping Blade against decks like Verdance and Florian, or just anyone who wants to run some life gain and stay healthy

[@TheTekloFoundry]

i think reaping will be offline most of the game, since youre the aggro deck. much more likely youre going to be ahead in life most of the game. sting is interesting and i thought about it, but i think you mostly want attacks or instants in the deck and her spec is sting but way better

[@IcarusOOT]

@@TheTekloFoundry I think there's some benefits to reaping blade, it's a much better lategame weapon into Verdance, since every single time she damages you, that basically creates a cap on her healing, and she can't rely on her lategame arcane bombs as often, making it way harder to kill you in the end I think it'd be a very thin line for the Aurora player to walk, because if she goes for the kill and get finish off Verdance, that gives Verdance the opportunity to bomb her

[@xnohr4]

Loved Aurora during prerelease. I found multiple victories by prioritizing runechants to burn through my opponent’s AB. Do you think a runechant focused Aurora could be as strong as this type of build? Or did my build only work due to the limited format?

[@TheTekloFoundry]

i think no arcane barrier changes a lot of the limited dynamic, but i think flicker wisp + arc lightning is a powerful way to split up damage

[@xnohr4]

That arc lightning is such a powerhouse. Managed to pull one for the event and did a 15 damage turn. The sword helps connect those combos for such wide attacks. Thanks for the video! I’m looking forward to building

[@carbonClockwork]

did you consider arcanic shockwave? is it too clunky needing to fuse and not having go again?

[@TheTekloFoundry]

it was in the original list but i think theres better cards without go again that are more important. basically what you said, theres better stuff to play and fuse cards are a liability sometimes

[@ninomiya3313]

have you try running electrify in maindeck ?

[@TheTekloFoundry]

i did but i think it gets a lot more equity vs decks that cant block you well, so ive just moved it to the sideboard for simplicity