This thread is for when you play with a deck that has one purpose but win in an entirely unrelated and unexpected way.
Decks working far, far from how they're supposed to
Here is the massively incompetent game that inspired this thread:
My Magmar deck is pretty lame, basically depending entirely on my two Vindicators. I was at a 2/4 to 6/25 deficit very late in a long game, but I still won. My comeback was entirely dependent on the empty-deck penalty, of all things.
Replay: https://play.duelyst.com/replay?replayId=-LCVzFMJdXP15prEXRgB
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Lol, I didn’t even know that empty deck penalty goes through armor of any kind. I was watching, and I’m like “Yeah, you milled him, but won’t you still lose to that double Arclyte?”
It was a roller coaster of emotions for me. At first I thought it might be an insta-loss when he ran out of cards, which turned out to be incorrect. Then I realized it was taking out the armor, and it was still possible for me to win.
LOL! Top notch positioning by both of you. 
He played two Decimate, LuL. Also I wonder why he was running Ziran, he did not use the BBS once, Brome would’ve been a way better idea,
I spent the whole game expecting him to drop heavy Provoke on me, given that he was running Lyonar. It never happened, though. Like I said: not a great game, but an unexpected one.
I enjoyed watching it nontheless. 
This was supposed to be a Golem deck, but it turned out to be a Kinematic Thunderhorn Artillery deck.
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