Imperial March

[Kyuukei]

Creatures (3 Radiance, 4 Water, 3 Earth, 6 Ice, 14 Wind, 30 Total):
3 x Skyscout, the Humble --- [cost 2 Wind]
3 x Sunbliss Hara --- [cost 3 Radiance]
3 x Victoria Gale, the Gifted --- [cost 7 Wind]
2 x Rahlan, Master Shipwright --- [cost 6 Wind]
4 x Suna --- [cost 4 Ice]
2 x Mirielle --- [cost 5 Water]
2 x Imperial Blue --- [cost 8 Water]
2 x Parli --- [cost 2 Ice]
4 x Slim Jackson --- [cost 3 Wind]
3 x Mammoth Trumpeter --- [cost 4 Earth]
2 x Evade Wyvern --- [cost 4 Wind]

Spells (3 Radiance, 3 Ice, 4 Wind, 10 Total):
4 x Air Cannon --- [cost 2 Wind]
3 x Arrhythmia --- [cost 3 Ice]
3 x Energy Charge --- [cost 3 Radiance]

Cost info:
1 :
2 : CC CC CC CI I
3 : RR RR RR CC CC II I
4 : CC II II EE E
5 : WW
6 : CC
7 : CC C
8 : WW

Average cost = 3.8

Creatures / Spells / Runes: 30/10/0

6 Radiance, 18 Wind, 9 Ice, 4 Water, 0 Gravity, 3 Earth, 0 Fire, 0 Lightning

Accelerators: 15.000001% (6/40).
Exhausters: 5.0% (2/40).
Responcers: 25.0% (10/40).

Through this deck, I have come to love Evade Wyvern; he's pretty fun. I wasn't quite expecting this one to work out due to the generally low power overall (by my standards anyway), but it turns out it's actually pretty fun to use. Imperial Blue is a pretty fun guy, and this deck assuredly has the capacity to get him out easily; once he comes out swinging, he can repeatedly stall the opponent's momentum in tandem with your other stuff until you've built up enough forces to go in for the kill. While whales do not march exactly, this type of setup definitely makes the Imperial March most fitting. Also, pun. That works too.