This deck is entirely tailored towards making it difficult for my opponents to enter my territory, or at least think hard about how they will. Utilizing dangerous sites like [[Bottomless Pit]], [[Thin Ice]], and [[Troll Bridge]], and minion "mines" like [[Pudge Butcher]] or [[Gloam Toads]] makes traversal for my opponent difficult. Site placement is the most important thing. Ideally, getting the hard to traverse sites in my frontline, and keeping utility or threshold fixing sites in the back. (Obvious, but not always easy). I added [[Mover of Mountains]] for site manipulation mid to late game, if my early site placement isn't ideal.

The deck struggles against heavy removal, or heavy aggro. Getting out-paced, or getting my site placement blocked is almost always the death of me. This is partially why [[Garden of Eden]] is used.

Mulligans are super important, especially for sites. This is why I normally like going second with this deck. Our meta plays with the seer rule when you're on the draw, allowing you a scry before your turn. This is massive for increasing probability of getting decent starting obstacles. If you aren't playing with that rule, going first is ideal.

Best case is starting with one water and one earth site (Ideally both are obstacles like [[Troll Bridge]] and [[Briar Patch]]), and an [[Aqueduct]] or [[Garden of Eden]].

A [[Bottomless Pit]] is also an ideal second site, especially with a [[River Rapids]] in hand. Placing Rapids on either side of the Pit completely cuts off access to a large portion of my frontline for most minions.

The rest of the deck is all for value and control, with some fun card interactions. [[Coy Nixie]] and [[Thin Ice]] is an obvious combo. [[Lord of Greed]] can throw a [[Rolling Boulder]] or [[Spear of Destiny]] and snatch it back before My opponent can try and take them. Casting a [[Gargantula]] on My own [[Thin Ice]] dragging and disabling a threat, then using [[Swap]] to trade Gargantula with a second threat and killing both at the end of my turn can drastically change the board state.

[[Shapeshift]] is an interesting one, especially with Seer running the show. Using [[Plague of Frogs]] or [[Aino]] to get into their backline, then Shapeshifting them into the Minion I know is on top of My deck (Ideally Pudge, Gloams, [[Talamh Dreig]], or Lord of Lies), will always catch my opponent off guard.

My collection is mostly utility, aside from [[Virgin in Prayer]]. I use her to help keep [[Lady Iseult]] on the board with ward. Virgin comes back to hand on death for recast, to ensure the fair Lady is warded.

The deck wins by either using swap shenanigans and getting a minion in close, [[Rolling Boulder]] or [[Snowball]], or just closing in with an army if removal goes they way i'd like.

Seer Obstacles 60/30

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