UNCOMPLIMENTARY DECKS:

One of my tips for todays is the advantage of having an uncomplimentary deck. 
For those who don't really get what an uncomplimentary deck is, it is a deck 
which has two or more civilisations that don't compliment each other.

If you don't understand what complimentary civs are, they are two civs that 
work well, the civs main features work well with others. Let's use fire and 
nature. Fire rushes the enemies with speed attackers, while nature excels 
the mana to get out the big guns in the fire civ, like Bolzard or the Skyterrors. 
Or maybe drop a weakling than evolve it in the same turn. That's

good right? Well playing decks that don't work together is great too!

Let's look at fire again, with light. Fire is speed, light is stall. 
This is

the first problem. For the first 3-5 turns, you'll only be playing one 
creature a turn - either a blocker or a rusher. So playing only fire cards 
or light cards for the first few turns can solve this problem, but change 
the way you play the later game. And playing a rusher, than a blocker or 
vice-versa dosen't work well at all. The real solution, and I've seen it 
done well in tournament winning decks is finding a balance. In a fire/light 
deck, change it to a three civ deck with nature. Deck effectiveness shoots 
up (sometimes higher than a mono-civ deck) with nature in it as well. Other 
combinations you can try; Dark/Water/Fire, Nature/Dark/Light and even 
Dark/Light/Fire/Nature for some real fun. But it's up to you.

That's all for this tip, I'll be back sometime in the near future.

JORDYCE, TikkuGaming@hotmail.com.