Tons And Tons Of Shivs! 

Because it’s expensive, and is only better than a couple strength or a thousand cuts over a large amount of turns. Additionally it slows the deck down even further and this means you only really want it if. 1.You are not fighting multiple enemies 2.the fight is going to be prolonged 3.you have the energy and card draw to spare This means that often I will be wary of overloading on powers and envenom is one of the lower impact ones

@@youshouldntadidthat7691 yep, which is why I said 'I know why it was skipped'. It was unneeded extra damage that would have slowed an already slow deck (playing thousand cuts was too hard several times). I just like the feeling of it, and seeing the sneko skull turn up was just an extra poke in the eye, like the game giving a Nelson laugh "Ha ha!"

@@SheyD78 The Snecko Skull and the Sadistic Nature was really sad to see get skipped. Always my favorite thing to make Sadistic Nature work in a deck, and Silent is the easiest of the characters to take advantage of it, especially with Envenom.

It should have been grabbed. His damage could have used one final push. Cost & play we’re covered with Bullet Time and Plans.

@@SheyD78you said "I know why it was skipped" and this mofo proceeds to explain in detail why it was skipped like ????

Panache is only better if you can play 5/10/15/etc consistently. There's going to be many times where you can only play 7 cards in a turn and Thousand Cuts will beat it out. TC is much more consistent, and it's much more likely that you won't even have to pay for it. Panache is marginally better, and it mostly comes down to it being 0 cost.

@@xVibra ooooh that's a really good point, kinda embarrassed to have missed that haha

Wondering this as well.

On the steam workshop there are a few of these to choose from, sort by UI is easiest.

It's also a risky gamble since you need a lot of cards/risky to get the proper synergy allow Shivs to scale for late game. A poison deck would just need like 3 cards to be functional, while shiv decks need either a ATC, Accuracy, Kunai/Shuriken to scale, which is a gamble especially in A20. Also they are also not optimal when facing the Heart and Time Eater, while poison decks don't have the same problem

Cut through fate is probably the best attack in the game. The damage, draw, and scry on a common card is just always good. It's not reliant on any synergy whatsoever.

@@Taeerom I havent touched Watcher since it came out x) Im commited to reaching A20 on all the others first (Playstation)... been playing StS since during the early access (before The Defect was a thing) on PC but bought it on PS too and thats where I main it. Edit; "scry" isnt even in my StS vocabulary as of yet x)