After using this deck to its fullest potential in PvP Basic, I started to see people copying me. When this happened, I figured that I must have been doing something right. To save people the trouble of actually battling me, I decided to post the deck here.
This is my Ghost of the Past/Nightmare Deck. It is an extremely effective deck against any opposing decks that do not use Time.
This is the deck:
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Import Code:
5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rg 5rj 5rj 5ro 5ro 5ru 5ru 5ru 5ru 5ru 5ru 5uk 5uk 5up 5up 5v1 5v1 5v1 5v1 5v1 5v1
The cards are as follows:
- Mark of Darkness
- Time Factory x 12
- Procrastination x 2
- Eternity x 2
- Ghost of the past x 6
- Obsidian Pillar x 2
- Steal x 2
- Nightmare x 6
The basic strategy is as follows:
Play the pillars; get Ghosts of the Past in play as soon as possible. When there are few cards in the opponent's hand, play Nightmare and target a Ghost of the Past. This will fill your opponent's hand with copies of Ghost of the Past, as well as draining 2 HP for each card added to your opponent's hand. Your opponent will be unable to draw during their next turn, and will often be forced to discard a Ghost of the Past, dealing them 10 Damage.
Another advantage is that the 7/4 Ghosts will eat your opponent's health very quickly, even without Nightmare activated.
Use Eternity's Reverse Time ability on problematic creatures in conjunction with Nightmare: if done properly, the problem creature will not be able to be played during the next turn.
Procrastination and Steal are there for other situations.
Weaknesses:
Other Time Decks:
If the opponent uses a significant amount of Time quanta, the effectiveness of the deck will be severely reduced. However, if they have fewer than 6 Time quanta (the amount required to summon a Ghost from the Past), you can simply use Eternity's Reverse Time ability on the Ghosts as they come out and lock down your opponent that way.