Category Archives: General Strategy

This is the last in a week-long series by WanderingWinder.  For the introduction and links to the other posts, click here. What characterizes the Combo? A combo deck is a one that revolves entirely around a particular specific combo of … Continue reading →

This is the fifth in a week-long series by WanderingWinder.  For the introduction and links to the other posts, click here. What characterizes the Rush? A Rush deck is conceptually very simple – get the game to end on three … Continue reading →

This is the fourth in a week-long series by WanderingWinder. For the introduction and links to the other posts, click here. What characterizes the Engine? An engine plays important Action(s) repeatedly, very often, and in large quantity every turn.  Practically … Continue reading →

This is the third in a week-long series by WanderingWinder.  For the introduction and links to the other posts, click here. Everyone always talks about there being two kinds of decks – Big Money and Engine. But I think there … Continue reading →

This is the second in a week-long series by WanderingWinder.  For the introduction and links to the other posts, click here. What characterizes Big Money? Basically, it gets the bulk of its income from treasures bigger than copper, so silver, … Continue reading →

This is the first article in a week-long series by WanderingWinder, originally posted on the forum. There are five fundamental deck types in Dominion.  Usually you see people paint it as a dichotomy between “Money” and “Engines”, defined by whether you … Continue reading →

This is a guest article by -Stef-, who held the top rank of the Isotropic leaderboard for quite some time. Suppose we’re playing Borinion, a much more boring game then Dominion. Two players, P1 and P2, take consecutive turns. P1 … Continue reading →