Ideally, you can play the spiders after your opponent is out of side actions, making them impossible to be pinged away by natural magic. Summon Sleeping Widows are a tremendous explosive play for reaction to a Butterfly Monk or even a Wraith in Round 2+. You will find many of these cards in our competitive primer.
The remaining cards are supported to help you close the game out. Before you play Wraith’s book, identifying whether the combo will work allows you to pivot even before you Meteor. There are a variety of decks that make it hard for the Wraiths to do mighty things. The two divine dice that went unmeditated will have them tend to believe you are on Winged Lioness or some other plan with Divine. The power sides on the dice bluff several plays, and since your opponent hasn’t seen the Wraith yet, they are left guessing. Make sure you get your ceremonial on the right sides, and power sides are perfect for this. In the first turn of the game, you should aggressively meditate from the top of your deck to set up the whole turn, minus showing the Meteor play. The Wraith can take up to two damage and still live through your super-powered Meteor play. If your opponent tries to commit attacks to one of your Wraith’s, make sure Fiona is setup to tank the hardest hit. Don’t be afraid to use Fiona’s Health.įiona’s health pool is one resource in your eventual victory. 17 damage is a potential win-con against many PB’s. Combined with the potential of one damage from Frostbite in round one and you’ve done 17 damage to the opposing PB.
#Ashes meditate spellboard plus#
To set up the opening sequence, the best way to ensure you get in front of your opponent’s actions is to have them go first, plus it gives the added value of potentially swinging the top of round 2 with buffed Dread Wraiths for another eight damage. With only the Wraiths left, you should be able to push eight damage to their face. If successful, the Meteor will hopefully sweep away their entire board and leave you with two four attack dread wraiths. After you summon your first Dread Wraith, you will activate Fiona’s ability as a side action and discard your Fire Archer. Additionally, you want to try and have them unable to spend dice on their summon books. The goal is to try and have your opponent out of cards in hand. If they play a four health unit, I will use the Frostbite to put the unit in the range of Meteor. You can use main action Frostbite an opponent’s PB or a pesky unit if you want, but I recommend the PB as your Meteor will clear most of your opponent’s units. Here is where you have to figure out how many actions your opponent has left. You do need both of your divine dice to be on the Divine Power side eventually. Because of this, do not telegraph your Meteor until as late as possible. Our 3rd card played is the Dread Wraith Summon.ĭue to our conjuration count, savvy opponents will be worried that your last card is Summon Sleeping Widows. Because Butterfly Monk’s Mend 1 is inexhaustible, you will get to trigger its ability when you Meteor. I typically play Frostbite, to Summon Butterfly Monk, to play the Monk, to Attack with the Monk. Second, you should plan to play your slower cards first.
Either your opponent can answer your setup, or they can’t. The deck does not leave you with any flex spot in your first five, but we are on a very linear plan. I’m not talking about you eating a ham sandwich while you play, but I’m talking about maximizing your main actions each round as much as possible through the supporting cast of your first five cards. Summon Butterfly Monk, Fire Archer, Summon Dread Wraith, Frostbite, Meteor.įirst, it’s essential to use your actions to maximum efficiency and essentially “slow” play your opponent. Don’t go HAM!īefore you go out and take a bunch of turns with this deck, you have to know a few keys to beat your opponent. Powered-up Wraiths become a real threat to your opponent, and with Ingenuity, you will have two of them on the Battlefield post Meteor. With Dread Wraith, they have the potential to survive and get powered up. Both players can suffer the wrath (pun intended for your MTG fans) of the Meteor. The first five Meteor plays are a staple of competitive play as they can reset the board.
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