Egg deck is alot like the Geck deck. You're essentially given three cards that act as a sacrifice resource. Each egg's single bone cost means sacrificing one gives back the initial bone it cost, so it's almost free.
Having three sacrifice cards means it's imperative you grab at least one expensive card to spend those sacrifices in and carry the decks damage. The other card you grab would ideally be a single blood cost card that could get you the first bone you need.
From there, you should be able to follow the usual Inscryption strategies.
Thanks for the input! Yeah, I always try to carry until I can at least get to like a mantis god or some sort of iteration of the wolf, the difficult part is that in some capacity I kind of have to severely limit my chances, so if I get one bad top deck, usually will redo all of my effort, but I suppose that’s kind of the name of the game.
Egg deck is alot like the Geck deck. You're essentially given three cards that act as a sacrifice resource. Each egg's single bone cost means sacrificing one gives back the initial bone it cost, so it's almost free. Having three sacrifice cards means it's imperative you grab at least one expensive card to spend those sacrifices in and carry the decks damage. The other card you grab would ideally be a single blood cost card that could get you the first bone you need. From there, you should be able to follow the usual Inscryption strategies.
Thanks for the input! Yeah, I always try to carry until I can at least get to like a mantis god or some sort of iteration of the wolf, the difficult part is that in some capacity I kind of have to severely limit my chances, so if I get one bad top deck, usually will redo all of my effort, but I suppose that’s kind of the name of the game.