In 4k plus ranked play is a 27 card deck *2, 2* many cards?
Does anyone have a link or information on the true downsides of playing more then 25 cards in competitive game play. I can definitely see it is risky from personal experience but when (if ever) is it deemed ok to play with 26,27 or 28 cards? I've added two cards to my deck to specifically counter this carry over meta I keep running into consistantly from dwarves, and monster decks. But now that skellige decks are hopping on this "resilience" band wagon I truely feel I need a counter measure but the only way to do this is to add two cards, substituting cards is not an option. I hope the game expands, in time, to allow a little more freedom in deck diversity and size without the inherent risks always outweighing the reward value of doing so. Any thoughts, comments or links on this topic is appreciated.
Does anyone have a link or information on the true downsides of playing more then 25 cards in competitive game play. I can definitely see it is risky from personal experience but when (if ever) is it deemed ok to play with 26,27 or 28 cards? I've added two cards to my deck to specifically counter this carry over meta I keep running into consistantly from dwarves, and monster decks. But now that skellige decks are hopping on this "resilience" band wagon I truely feel I need a counter measure but the only way to do this is to add two cards, substituting cards is not an option. I hope the game expands, in time, to allow a little more freedom in deck diversity and size without the inherent risks always outweighing the reward value of doing so. Any thoughts, comments or links on this topic is appreciated.