Predator

Strategy Edit

Predator is good for Cycle/Draw decks as it increases your options on the turn following it.
- That said, 15 damage for 2 energy is only slightly better than 2 strikes.
Predator is an ok pick for early-game damage if your deck needs it. Against Gremlin Nob and Lagavulin having strong early front-loaded damage is key to winning the fight without taking too much damage.
- Predator's scaling falls off late-game, when value/ramp cards and combos generally do more damage
Becomes a much better and safer play once the player has 4 or more Energy.

The Sentry is featured in the card art.

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Skills	Acrobatics • Adrenaline • Alchemize • Backflip • Blade Dance • Blur • Bouncing Flask • Bullet Time • Burst • Calculated Gamble • Catalyst • Cloak and Dagger • Concentrate • Corpse Explosion • Crippling Cloud • Deadly Poison • Defend • Deflect • Distraction • Dodge and Roll • Doppelganger • Escape Plan • Expertise • Leg Sweep • Malaise • Nightmare • Outmaneuver • Phantasmal Killer • Piercing Wail • Prepared • Reflex • Setup • Storm of Steel • Survivor • Tactician • Terror
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