Blaze of Glory

Crafting cost: 9800

Cursed Scroll
800

Shupe's Day Off
13 : 800
Oneiromancy
12 : 800
Magic Compass
12 : 200
Korathi Heatwave
10 : 800
Runemage
10 : 800
Roach
9 : 200
Royal Decree
9 : 800
Radeyah
9 : 800
Snowdrop
8 : 800
Morkvarg
7 : 200
Lady of the Lake
7 : 800
Arcane Tome
6 : 800
Troll Porter
6 : 200
Epidemic
4 : 80
Wyvern Scale Shield
4 : 80
Heymaey Skald
4 : 30
Gutting Slash
4 : 80
Spores
4 : 30
Elf and Onion Soup
4 : 200
Strays of Spalla
4 : 80
Pellar
4 : 80
Squirrel
4 : 80
Drummond Berserker
4 : 30
Vial of Forbidden Knowledge
4 : 200
Funeral Boat
4 : 30

Deck plays in fairly linear-ly early because the deck needs to play an early Troll Porter to make cycling through cards as easy as possible, and the fewer the better fit cycling The easiest way to play the deck as I've found is to: 1: Mulligan as many high provision cards away as possible, prioritizing Roach, Magic Compass, and Morkvarg since you can't play them. 2: Play down High Provision cards or use Snowdrop, Scroll, or Strays of Spalla to put the golds back in your deck so that Porter doesn't eat them. 3: Use leader ability so you don't brick Morkvarg, and Porter for 6-8 depending on luck. From there, the idea is to figure out how to finish thinning for Magic Compass, and to get your Shupe's Day Off in to the grave, so you can start cycling Shupe. Depending on what's happened in the game, things start to get muddy. The hope is that you'll have enough tutors to continue to play shupe, and recycle. Important to note, if you play Compass R1 for Lippy, then pass to R2, Lippy will be in your grave, so after your next Magic Compass, you won't need to thin all of the cards again, which makes getting to 3 or 4 Shupe's Day Offs a lot easier Though the deck is really draw dependent, and when you draw bad you're just playing Lippy Shupe with less cool cards.

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