Anti-Zanzel Lifeloss

:Also read the updated Guide to Defeating Priestess Zanzel! Among other things, it lists the Anti-Zanzel decks others have created, as well as theoretical Anti-Zanzel decks.
Priestess Zanzel is by far the most powerful AI in BLOX Cards. With several boardwipes, as well as being able to take advantage of the Apocrypha archetype, she is a very formidable foe.
However, she is also the only AI to be affected by the 2x BB gamepass, allowing you to gain 200 BB every time you win.
Your win condition? At one point in the game, remove every single card in her hand.
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== Stats ==
Name: Anti-Zanzel Lifeloss 	The name of the deck.
Creator: civilCornball 	The name of the person who built the deck.
Deck Colors: Red 	The most common colors in the deck.
Deck Type: Midrange Attrition	The category of the deck's playstyle. See Deck Terminology for help on this.
Consistency: 4/5 	How much you'll not hate the opening hand, or how static the cards' effects are. A rating of 5/5 represents a deck that always gets to do what it wants in the first couple turns and whose effects do the same thing every time.
Complexity: 3/5 	How difficult the deck is to play. A rating of 5/5 represents the most difficult deck to master. The most complex things you'll need to do are: remember if you've lost life via effects that turn, and make sure to have something ready to take Zanzel down after you get her to 500 Life.
Accessibility: 2/5 	How easy it is to get the cards to build the deck. A rating of 5/5 represents a deck anyone could easily and cheaply purchase or create. The only Epic/Legendary card you need is GodzGalaxy, an Epic from Temporal Halo. Adding the other Epics/Legendaries does help improve the deck, though.
Versatility: 3/5 	How difficult the deck is to counter. A rating of 5/5 represents the most difficult deck to play against. Surprisingly enough, this deck isn't helpless against other players. The large number of high-statted fighters helps you beat down your opponent. However, cards like ZeDerpyDonal, ClanAtlas, and GodzGalaxy become near-worthless against a skilled player.
Popularity: 4/5 	How often people play or have played this deck. A rating of 5/5 represents a deck that everyone plays or has played. Several players have relied on this deck to beat Priestess Zanzel.
==Decklist==
 Last updated August 2, 2021.
FIGHTERS 	Importance	Why play them?
radiogamer x1 	4/5 	Decent stats, has a hand destruction effect and gens Colourless.
Grimclaw the Unholy x1	4/5 	Hueg boi #1.
BO0M x4 	4/5 	Cheap hand destruction, with cheeky burn.
chillthrill709 x4 	4/5 	A cheap lifeloss trigger. If you really want to, you could try replacing him with Hodif. (PixelFlame is also another option, but it's a bit high in Colourless.)
MagikalYawn x4 	5/5 	2nd hueg boi? girl? idk.
Rad x4 	5/5 	Hueg boi #3
UHunterU x4 	4/5 	A repeatable lifeloss trigger, with enough Health to survive a few turns. Valuable in decks that have very few lifeloss triggers, like this one.
ClanAtlas x3 	5/5 	Repeatable hand destruction. Zanzel will trigger this fighter a lot. Prevents Zanzel's hand from being filled with the Apocrypha Actions, and also has a chance to take out Alpha Brick's Aid.
Plankton1245 x3 	5/5 	Decent stats and an instakill on Zanzel.Let me explain. If this fighter's effect is what causes Zanzel to forcefully end the turn, well... At the start of your next turn, Zanzel will take its actual attack. Of course, this brings with it the risk of Alpha Brick's Aid interrupting you.
SirDapper x3 	5/5 	A very good earlygame card, that isn't too annoying. Also hand destruction. (Look, you may not like it, but this card serves an important role in helping this deck function during the earlygame.)
ZeDerpyDonal x2 	5/5 	Hueg boi #4. The AI won't comprehend that he can't attack, so it'll attack it with everything it has.
GodzGalaxy x1 	5/5 	Constantly wipes Zanzel's side of the field, as she only runs Tokens. Useful for ensuring the win, but it's so powerful that it's worth casting it when there's little to no risk. (aka: after Zanzel uses one of her boardwipes.)
MSE6 x1 	3/5 	A conditional hueg boi. Probably the best card to bait out a boardwipe with, since you can increase its stats.
Cindering x1 	4/5 	Tons of damage, decent stats, and can ensure the win.
legoseed x1 	5/5 	Hueg boi #5.
ACTIONS 	 	
Absolute Dominance x3 	5/5 	Draw power. It's awesome. Without this card, this deck probably wouldn't run lifeloss.
===Deck Code===
legoseed|radiogamer|Absolute Dominance|Absolute Dominance|Absolute Dominance|ClanAtlas|ClanAtlas|ClanAtlas|BO0M|BO0M|BO0M|BO0M|Plankton124|Plankton124|Plankton124|MagikalYawn|MagikalYawn|MagikalYawn|MagikalYawn|UHunterU|UHunterU|UHunterU|UHunterU|MSE6|GodzGalaxy|Rad|Rad|Rad|Rad|Cindering|Grimclaw the Unholy|SirDapper|SirDapper|SirDapper|chillthrill709|chillthrill709|chillthrill709|chillthrill709|ZeDerpyDonal|ZeDerpyDonal
==How to Play==
Generally? Get huge fighters out. The AI will attack them, and lose a bunch of advantage.
Your lifeloss cards are support for your huge fighters, not the other way around.
Earlygame, you don't do much. Unless you were lucky enough to start out with a ZeDerpyDonal or Grimclaw the Unholy in your hand, your first few turns are spent putting cards in your baseplate and letting Zanzel destroy her own hand for you. (aka: putting cards on the field.)
Midgame, you want to start locking down Zanzel's hand. By now, you should have ClanAtlas out as well as at least one high-statted fighter. If you don't have ClanAtlas, use your lifeloss effects to start drawing.
The lategame begins when Zanzel's hand hits zero, or you feel like risking Alpha Brick's Aid. In the lategame, you want to ensure a kill after you force Zanzel to end the turn by putting her at <500 Life. This can be done via several ways:
# On a direct attack, cause Plankton1245's effect to trigger the forced endturn. On your next turn, Plankton will attack directly, winning the game.
# Keep GodzGalaxy in hand until the turn is forced.
# Use a burn effect, like Cindering to deplete Zanzel's remaining Life, even if her field is full of tanks.
Everything else that should be covered here is covered in the Guide to Defeating Priestess Zanzel and the "Why Play This?" section of the Decklist. Though, you might want to remind yourself that this deck is VERY SLOW.
==How to Beat==
Monoblue absolutely obliterates this deck. 
* They can return your high-cost fighters to your hand.
* They almost never use "give" effects, outside of Your_Name.
* They don't run any tokens, so GodzGalaxy is just a mediocre fighter.
* They can easily lock your huge fighters, preventing you from triggering any OnAttack effects. MSE6 and UHunterU come to mind as being especially affected.
* They have enough card draw to withstand your hand destruction effects.
==Additional Sections==
Go check out Guide to Defeating Priestess Zanzel for similar decks.
Category:Non-Competitive Decks