Do you enjoy thievery? Being a menace to society? Making your opponents (and/or friends) hate you?

Then this is the deck for you!

Site destruction, underhanded tricks, and just plain mean gameplay are perfect for the Witch. By slowing down your opponent, you're giving yourself more opportunities to pull ahead.

Some cards have obvious uses, like Salt the Earth, Ferryman's Coin, Vivien the Enchantress, or Accusation, but others may be a bit more complicated.

• Cards like Magellan Globe and Ruler of Thule work well with your minions that have Charge (and Charge itself) to allow you to attack your opponent by surprise with the wrap-around effects they provide.
• Land Deed is a great way to remove your opponent's mana and ramp yourself, but keep in mind that you can't (or at least shouldn't) try to attack a site with a unit holding this, as you'll control the site when it moves there to attack.
• The Malleus Maleficarum is a great way to give yourself more options with your deck, but it is very limiting in what you can cast since it has to target an enemy Avatar, their site, or another spellcaster if your opponent happens to have one (and only having one copy in the deck means it isn't a reliable game-plan either). This can easily be flexed out, or you can include different cards in the collection too.
• Hemogoblin is a situational play that can take advantage of your Avatar's second unique ability - if you can make your opponent lose life early on, then you can play the Hemogoblin with minimal drawback to your own maximum life.
• Scorched Earth allows you to destroy any sites you've stolen from your opponent, to avoid them ever regaining that control if that is a concern. You can also use Scorched Earth to prevent your opponent from being able to attack your sites if you have overextended, but keep in mind that you are removing your mana when doing so as well.
• Imperial Road and Postern Gate allow you to play a few different tricky maneuvers. Firstly, with any of your Charge minions or effects, you can immediately turn the extra site against your opponent, allowing you to get damage in from an advantageous position in the realm. Alternatively, you could use these with a Land Deed adjacent to them to allow you to deny it from your opponent as needed.