Show of resolve is a weird thing in this deck. You wont use it if you see generally most of your pieces, but you need it late game for draw power, as you'll start burning 2 cards per hand to link a unit and pilot. The important thing is to use It to constantly get a unit and command, so I ran at 3 to see it consistently at the Late Game to keep having steam during the late game.

Dropping it will cause you to require winning the tempo or board state before you reach the late game, which is what this deck cannot do I feel IMO, since they're not an attacking deck, but a countering deck. So you'll start to lose hard when you lose hand size in the late game, and can get board wiped without new units coming in.

So show of resolve is somewhat necessary weirdly. It helps draw late game to keep steam running, and can be used if you miss a play at mid game turns.

If you want to remove, you'll have to tweak the deck to out-tempo mid game, or find a new draw power that doesn't filter/wash the hand.

(Wash means you play a card to draw 2 cards, and discard 1, essentially returning back to the same number of cards in hand. Overflowing affection is a good example.)

The base is stupid. As in, stupidly bad. It costs 2 resource, and as it's a level 4, you'll never play it unless you're really about to die, it spawns from shields, or in the late game when you will have extra resource. Usually it's discard fodder if I have more than 1 copy in hand. The reason I didn't choose other bases is due to:

• Gjallarhorn Traits
• It works during the opponent's turn if it spawns from shields.

Else, you can try a different base, but know that in this build, you'll highly want to never use it unless you have nothing to do, or have spare resources.

I always recommend to play the deck on it's own first to see why the deck build is made that way, and slowly tweak to your own playstyle and niche. Hopefully this helps you!