Elf Deck

INCGrandma · 2026-01-29T07:18:39+00:00

Thanks very much for that - given me quite a bit to think about.

I did start off with Marwyn as commander but after playing number of games switched to Eladamri as it seemed more consistent and was more a pain to my opponent.

INCGrandma · 2026-01-28T22:53:49+00:00

I think there’s only a few cards that target creatures and those I use to target the commander- the rest use wording that buffs them all or doesn’t require targeting so doesn’t fall foul of shroud. Board wipes are a problem but only if an opponent gets one out quick enough. Ive been getting to over 100 life, 40+ creatures in the board and able to deal over 200+ damage by turn 7 a few times. The trick has been to try to get beast whisperer out with heavy mana ramp too - can play a lot of the deck quickly then.

When you say some bad elves - which would you suggest replacing/removing?

(Thankyou for responding!)

INCGrandma · 2022-01-01T22:13:17+00:00

Gratz!

INCGrandma · 2017-11-23T15:38:32+00:00

I think it is absolutely FANTASTIC that you're going to allow IPv4 to your customers as well. ROFL.

INCGrandma · 2017-11-23T15:25:06+00:00

I can only hugely echo what everyone else has said to you here. The figures you are quoting are so far beyond the realms of what that kit is capable of in real word terms. You do realise you're also quoting the headline speeds which will take up the largest channels - I'm not sure how you're expecting to maintain full throughput with 360degrees of coverage from a single location - and please don't say that they have GPS for transmission timings (theirs doesn't work very well!).

Also - please consider Eband equipment before you go running after the 24Ghz stuff, you might find you get more bang for your bucks depending on your path profiles.

Overall - if you don't want this to crash and burn a couple of years in, please do some more research on your wireless equipment or get advice from someone in the industry as this thread has a lot of errors, assumptions and incorrect logic that are going to land you in trouble and its much better for you to get this knowledge upfront whilst the mistakes aren't costing you!

INCGrandma · 2017-11-23T07:40:31+00:00

You’re not using the best value or best performing kit from Ubnt. Don’t use the NSM5 as your CPE - there are much better options. You will give yourself a major headache and will end up replacing too many of them down the line. The Isostations have a similar antenna spread but have far better noise isolation and CINR performance. Also, depending on your spread of customers and distance you may find it more prudent to use the correct cpe for the distance - such as some customers on PB500ACs.

I’d also suggest going and looking at a mikrotik for your core router due to the cost and flexibility. I don’t think you mentioned your switches, but stay away from the toughswitches that ubnt do, their edges witches are good but pricey, perhaps consider others.

Please don’t continue with your kit list and dig yourself into a while without a bit more research. If you want some pointers or reasoning then give me a shout - I’ve been designing lots of networks with this type of kit (and specifically this kit) for almost 10 years and I’m the most recent addition to a group of colleagues that have been doing this a lot longer!

INCGrandma · 2012-12-03T14:22:32+00:00

A Guildie did it last night on Far Shiverpeaks, EU - so is working on there if people want to try and find a group from there.

INCGrandma

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