This is the deck that my play group knows as 'the frog deck'.

I play it for fun and it's slowly becoming more competitive.

The deck began as a combo in Arthurian Legends and sprouted with Frog support in Gothic.

The initial combo was:

Plague of Frogs, Magellan globe, Rhongomyniad.

This would allow each frog to throw the spear around the world and deal 21 damage in 1 turn. (turn 4, or turn 3 with a core)

With Gothic we made this combo slightly more achievable using trading post and keeping our Rhongomyniad in the collection.

With the inclusion of Four Fat Frogs we can now replace another unique element of the combo for a better chance at "getting there". Many inclusions in the deck are common to water decks with the release of Gothic as the stronger beaters are in water now.

We also have other ways of utilising our frogs:

• The Rack, stretch and rip our opponent as the assailing frog dies on the avatar and leaves the rack to the next frog. (rack math: 5 frogs connect = 20 damage with 6 sites turn 3 or 4)
• Interrogator, for the cost of 3 mana and a bunch of frogs draw probably 5 cards (assuming one block and one killed before attacks)
• Kiss of Judas, the cost of 3 mana to draw more cards than interrogator (no blocks), can be used at the same time as well, yummy.
• Pnakotic Manuscript, 1 draw per frog, this time for the cost of 2 mana, and accessible by future minons.
• The obvious use of lots of frogs, defending sites. Each frog is an attack that will not be sucessful, it's damage you don't take.

Combos are a spectacle to behold and can bring a lot of fun to a game; but this deck has other ways to win. We have plenty of top water cards to battle with, and a comfortable level of versitile removal proven necessary to win in a traditional manner.

Water boasts enemy moving cards in each set so we want to esnure we are capitalising that movement where we can with cards like thin ice, vatn draconis, bottomless pit, the void, troll bridge, lord of lies and mester stoor worm.

Our prime movers are the usual suspects Coy Nixie, abaddon succubus and maelstrom.

In essence this deck preferrs mid and late game matchups, and can punish aggro with denial sites.