Bomb - Revision history

Cease: less florid, and closer to how people describe bomb decks in practice

2022-03-17T02:07:07Z

less florid, and closer to how people describe bomb decks in practice

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	A '''bomb''' is an informal game term for a strategy -- invariably a [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck strategy -- that patiently builds up the perfect hand and [[support area]] before ~~unleashing hell~~ all at once ~~in explosive fury~~. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to ensure they ~~only need~~ one perfect turn.		A '''bomb''' is an informal game term for a strategy{{--}}invariably a [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck strategy{{--}}that patiently builds up the perfect hand and [[support area]] before "going off" and winning the game all at once. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to ensure they get the most [[Value\|value]] possible out of that one perfect turn.

	Some example bomb strategies:		Some example bomb strategies:
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	* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.		* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.
	* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow Phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.		* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow Phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.


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Cease: minor tuneups

2022-01-02T03:00:53Z

minor tuneups

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	A '''bomb''' is a ~~certain kind of~~ strategy -- invariably a [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck strategy -- that patiently builds up the perfect hand + support area before unleashing hell all at once in explosive fury. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to ensure they only need one perfect turn.		A '''bomb''' is an informal game term for a strategy -- invariably a [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck strategy -- that patiently builds up the perfect hand and [[support area]] before unleashing hell all at once in explosive fury. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to ensure they only need one perfect turn.

	Some example bomb strategies:		Some example bomb strategies:
	* Overrunning the [[Free Peoples]] player with a [[swarm]] of many [[minion]]s, or perhaps a larger-than-usual number of very strong minions. Generally, swarm decks are only called "bomb" decks if they somehow play many more minions in a single turn than is normally possible.		* Overrunning the [[Free Peoples]] player with a [[swarm]] of many [[minion]]s, or perhaps a larger-than-usual number of very strong minions. Generally, swarm decks are only called "bomb" decks if they somehow play many more minions in a single turn than is normally possible.
	* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.		* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.
	* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow ~~phase~~]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.		* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow Phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.

Teltura: Clarified wording

2021-12-29T08:12:28Z

Clarified wording

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	~~Bomb is an informal game term.~~ A "bomb" strategy -- invariably a [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck strategy -- ~~wins~~ the ~~game~~ all at once. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to ~~do so~~.		A '''bomb''' is a certain kind of strategy -- invariably a [[Shadow Alignment\|Shadow]] deck strategy -- that patiently builds up the perfect hand + support area before unleashing hell all at once in explosive fury. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to ensure they only need one perfect turn.

	Some example bomb strategies:		Some example bomb strategies:
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	* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.		* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.
	* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.		* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.


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Cease: not sure what i was thinking here

2021-12-29T04:02:54Z

not sure what i was thinking here

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	Some example bomb strategies:		Some example bomb strategies:
	* Overrunning the [[Free Peoples]] player with a [[swarm]] of many [[minion]]s, or perhaps a larger-than-usual number of very strong minions. Generally, swarm decks are only called "bomb" decks if they somehow play many more minions in a single turn than is normally possible~~. [[Stupid swarm]] is an example of a swarm bomb deck~~.		* Overrunning the [[Free Peoples]] player with a [[swarm]] of many [[minion]]s, or perhaps a larger-than-usual number of very strong minions. Generally, swarm decks are only called "bomb" decks if they somehow play many more minions in a single turn than is normally possible.
	* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.		* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.
	* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.		* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.



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Teltura: adding navigation table

2021-12-25T06:31:35Z

adding navigation table

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	* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.		* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden\|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card\|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.
	* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.		* {{Card\|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.



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Teltura: Teltura moved page bomb to Bomb

2021-12-25T06:15:34Z

Teltura moved page bomb to Bomb

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Cease: definition stub

2021-12-24T05:40:11Z

definition stub

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Bomb is an informal game term. A "bomb" strategy -- invariably a [[Shadow Alignment|Shadow]] deck strategy -- wins the game all at once. Such decks usually use a some sort of [[combo]] to do so.

Some example bomb strategies:
* Overrunning the [[Free Peoples]] player with a [[swarm]] of many [[minion]]s, or perhaps a larger-than-usual number of very strong minions. Generally, swarm decks are only called "bomb" decks if they somehow play many more minions in a single turn than is normally possible. [[Stupid swarm]] is an example of a swarm bomb deck.
* Decks that corrupt the [[Ring-bearer]] with many [[Burden|burden]]s all at once. For example, playing multiple copies of {{Card|Lost to the Goblins}} in one turn, after you've [[filter]]ed out almost all of the Free Peoples cards out of your deck.
* {{Card|Little Snuffler}} decks that kill the Ring-bearer in region 1 in the [[Shadow phase]]. This is weak variant of the [[Ninja Gollum]] deck.