You can run 4-6 Grade 3s in decks that run a top 5 Grade 3 searcher Forerunner like Creeping Dark Goat or have other ways to search out your Grade 3s like Wingal Youth/Brave or Abysaal Owl or maybe if you even run Draw Triggers to help you go through your deck faster. just for the sake of not tunnelvisioning you guys to just always building your decks in the magical ratio I gave you. Now I'll list some common exceptions to this. 'Hey, thank you for building me correctly :wink: ' Next time you top deck that grade you need on the turn you need, it's not luck, it's your deck saying. That's pretty much the logic behind this vanguard deck building technique.and I hope you enjoy it and use it :wink: it makes sense to actually run a ratio that decreases the number the higher the grades go. Turn 3: you get a whopping 3 extra draws to not get grade stuck on grade 2 Turn 2: you get two extra draws to not get grade stuck on Grade 1 Turn 1: you only get one extra draw to not get grade stuck on Grade 0 So a lot of the games would look something like this. but like the thing to take note of why the ratios are decreasing when you go higher up in the grade is because you need a Grade 1 on the 1st turn, a Grade 2 on the 2nd turn and a Grade 3 on the 3rd turn. Now of course you want to be able to always have a Grade 1, 2 and 3 in your hand when you play to not have to use a G Assist. the chances of it being in your opening hand increases to a whopping 100% because well. Now the math becomes complicated really quickly because of the MULLIGAN but every time you keep a card that is a Grade 1, 2 or 3. So the chances of getting one of each grade in your opening hand without your mulligan is.Īround 70% to get a Grade 1 if you run 14Īround 55% to get a Grade 2 if you run 11 that's.ġ4/49 1s left in your deck after you place down the starter So if we follow the same logic as your trigger count left in deck. the ratio I mentioned at the beginning of the lesson. So that's a 16/49 ratio of your deck that is Grade 0s. You always start with a Grade 0 which is good and you would at least have 16 other Grade 0s in your deck. So in vanguard you get a 5 card starting hand and a mulligan. So let's stray away from these kinds of decks and let's try a different approach.

which means he wasn't a bad player, just a bad deck builder. Remember the good ol goofball that is Morikawa and his 25 Grade 3 decks? Well it turns out he was actually better when people gave him decks he didn't build himself.

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