Decks with more than 25

[arkagno]

Decks with more than 25

Why would you ever do this? Can't see a good reason to.

 

[TriforceDragon]

I do it in decks with two different muster effects for 3 creatures to reduce the chance of ending up with duplicates of muster creatures in the opening hand. Has worked reasonably well for me. Never go over 30 cards though.

 

[Hithlum86]

You want to draw your golds and silvers as often as possible usually, so mostly it is a bad idea.
However if you are consistently running out of cards in your deck that could make you go to a bit more.

 

[4RM3D]

A few decks would have run out of cards with 25 cards total. Even those decks only need about 28 cards. That's why I made a suggestion.

 

[Gwentastic]

I wouldn't get hung up on the number of cards in your deck. I mean, sure, it helps to have the right amount, but you know what they say:
It's not the size of the deck that matters, it's what you do with it.



Sorrycouldn'thelpmyself.

 

[Lexandre]

currently there is no point to do that but as much as making a bigger deck is considered a bad decision gwent might actually change that taking in attention what deck-thinning mechanics we already see here so far

 

[Cpt.Wolfheart]

Well... I've got a Ge'Els deck that I run with over 30 cards- I'm not the best player but I do pretty well overall.

 

[el_Bosco]

Currently with 33 cards in a heavy weather monster deck and my win avg is between 60-70%.

 

[OptoNick]

I ran out of units a few times, deck-thinning mechanics sometimes could be too strong. Particularly for SK discard deck, NR Scouts + Priscilla + Medics, and ST overusing First Light.

Mostly running all decks at 26-27 cards, with exception of Monster breeding deck with 30 cards.

 

[Jurigag]

In NR to have 3 cards of same unit to use Reinforcement on them