I have a stupid idea for this hero in blitz: Play all the red cards that make ash and ashwings. Play all the red oasis resipte defense reactions and healing potions. Stockpile ash tokens. Then little by little your army of ashwings will chip them down, By late game they are exhausted and you can finally invoke the finishers you’ve been pitching to block.
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I find another use for flamescale is to pitch away blues I’d rather not play early on. An example is pitching a 3+cost dragon on my first turn, following turn I draw a blue, and 3 zero cost red cards. I can play the zero costs then flamescale out the blue making no ash but almost guaranteeing my ability to play the dragon from last turn when I see my next pitch cycle.
@@AshenWingzTCG The advanced part is actively pitching a blue when it gains you no benefit for 14-16 turns. Furnace resources made are largely irrelevant most turns besides the ash generation in my games. Then again I’m not great with Dromai
While it's true that you must have an ash to target in order to play a dragon, your billowing mirage example was false. Billowings effect doesn't target an ash until the card is an attacking layer, which is after you've paid the cost and created an ash from it.
Thanks, Jeff. I am aware of how the Billowing works, I may have just mispoke in the video, to which I apologize. You do not need a target for billowing mirage but you do need one for the Invoke cards.
I actually have a serious question here! When going to play a dragon, if there's no ash previously on the battlefield, could I Invoke targeting an ash that was created to pay for the cost of the dragon? Or is this a case of FaB's wording where technically we play the card first and *then* pay the costs, so there would be no valid targets at the time of trying to Invoke?
You will need to have an Ash on the battlefield before invoking a Dragon. The Invocation targets an ash on the battlefield first and then Dromais ability goes off making an ash if you pitched a red
@icalculi you break the chain when you play an action instead of continuing with an attack action. I refresh my action point with the go again from dunebreaker so I get to do another action, which includes creating a dragon and then being able to attack with it.
At 15:05 and 19:10 you mentioned that if one of your dragons dies (from phantasm or instant arcane damage) that your dragons would lose go again. I’m not sure if I understand correctly or not but don’t those dragons still have go again that could be used if you have a second action point? For example if the first dragon to die was cromai, then should the rest of your dragons still have go again? Although most of the time you won’t be able to use it except for an edge case like this? Regardless thank you for this awesome content! Excited for more Dromai stuff as a beginner!
Great question. Cromai gives the hero another action point when it attacks and when it leaves the battlefield, which is what allows you to keep attacking with Dragons if it dies. If Phantasm is triggered with a popper, it closes the combat chain, which in turn does not give the hero another action point to use another ability. So if a phantasm card is destroyed via the phantasm effect, I do not gain another action point off go again which essentially ends my turn
