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You've got the right idea! You're playing towards a lategame state where you've either hard pitch stacked after getting all your figments out of the deck, or are relying on tunic to cover the gaps when you don't draw a double blue hand. How much time you have to spend setting up depends on how sure you want to be when you go for it.

@@PrezFAB ohhh I see thank you very much :)

Just pasting the link into your browser should open discord automatically and take you where you need to go. It might be that you need to join the server itself first and unlock the channels later, I'll update the link! This will take you to the server itself, then look for the Strategy and Deckbuilding section -> Illusionist -> [CC] Prism, Awakener of Sol: discord.gg/heQpq6n8FN

@@PrezFAB thank you for the help! appreciate it a lot!!!!!

It's just a matter of practise :)

If they don't remove the merciful, there are lots of interesting things you can do to punish them, but the plan stays the same at it's core, you now just deal little bits of arcane every time they try to interact with you! You have to pivot to a more spectra-focused plan overall, and really abuse the blue spectras/dream weavers to get around their ability to trigger phantasm.

I care a lot more about my reds & yellows than my blues - even on like 34 yellows maindeck, you start with a nonzero chance to just not draw a yellow in 4 cards. For reds, they just deal 2 more damage than the blues. I care about consistency in damage output and pitching yellows, so came up with a variant of the loop plan that doesn't require as high a blue count!

Prez practices. I watch.

If your opponent is going that deep into the tank, you're going to have a bad time. The only thing I can think of is that they have to be royal for it to work, and it takes 2 action points to do so - make the lack of armour and lack of clearing spectra count!

This was my gameplan since before the bans! The strat has been tried & tested already with a really good winrate, 60-70% in paper. You can go even further with more spectra, but I like to maintain the aggro plan as cohesively as possible too.

@@PrezFAB Thank you for the response! Just a side question, since the Prism that got top 4 at Calling Lyon has 1:1 your list, are you the same person or not and if not have you tested with him? It seemed like he had very very solid understanding of the deck and its limits, even though admittedly there was key mistakes from opponents and luck involved (Which is to be fair mandatory for a top finish like that anyways, not to take away from the win in any way)

@@Library4Lich We aren't the same person! I haven't tested with them either, and our lists aren't quite 1:1, they were running vestige and parable, as well as our wrath count/colours being different. A few slot changes in fab makes a huge difference. I'm just happy to see prism at the top tables regardless!

It's not the easiest to set up, but it is consistent - that's why I made this guide! Iris is really good into some metas, but I like to commit to the weapon more when I run it - it's really good at fatiguing.