Ninja Aggro

Ninja Aggro is a red-blue aggro deck that utilizes the Ninja group. This deck focuses on how the early-game plays out using cards such as Froot Ninja, Snowskateer, and Grandmaster's Dojo to easily establish a board state and cascade into your most powerful cards in your hand.
This variation was made by civilCornball.
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== Stats ==
Name: Ninja Aggro 	The name of the deck.
Creator: Various 	Various people had built these decks when Ninja first came out.
Deck Colors: Red, Blue	The most common colors in the deck.
Deck Type: Aggro 	The category of the deck's playstyle.
Goldfish: 6-11 	How many turns, on average, the deck takes to win.
Consistency: 5/5 	
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.
The current deck is extremely consistent, with some of the cards being cheap and capable of being casted on turn 1. The only thing that considered a "bad hand" for it is when you have no cheap stuff at the start, which is rare.
Complexity: 3/5 	
How difficult the deck is to play. A rating of 5/5 represents the most difficult deck to master.
This deck can be tricky, occasionally. Beside saving for Ninja for the Grandmaster's Ninja Dojo, you also need to discard and play your cards carefully because this deck has almost no chance of comeback when getting wiped out.
Accessibility: 4/5 	
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 current version of this deck is quite easy to get because most of the cards are from Ultimate Power, with some in Ancient Stirring, Beckoned Master and Tycoon Simulator
Versatility: 3/5 	How difficult the deck is to counter, or how often it can interact with other decks. A rating of 5/5 represents the most difficult deck to play against.
This deck can usually deal with most midrange fighters by stacking up on Power, but they sacrifice Health for that. Devastating against most Aggro decks and any Control decks that lack soft wipe.
Popularity: 4/5 	
How often people play this deck.
A surprising number of people play this deck. Right now, it seems to be one of the "newbie-friendly" groups, alongside Meeboid and Doge.
== Decklist ==
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|-|Deck 1 (CivilCornball)=
: The following deck is a legacy deck. It has lost its potency, either due to nerfs or power creep, but was still significant enough to warrant posting.
Arashi Pikemen is no longer in-game. This deck was also made pre-Storexit.
FIGHTERS
Arashi Pikemen x3
Froot Ninja x3
Snowskateer x3
Ninja x4
Ambamby x3
FuuTuu x3
Ninja Assailant x3
Ninja Combatant x3
Ninja Elite x3
Ninja Trainee x3
WhiteScarf x2
BlazerC x1
"One Thousand Deaths" x1
ACTIONS
Divine Favor x2
Ninja Ambush x2
Living World x1
|-|Deck 2 (mikeyjackson2072004)=
 Last updated July 31st
FIGHTERS 	Importance	Why play them? 	
Samurai Shock x4 	5/5 	Only cost a singular red stud on a blue card, along with 50 aoe bread on attack and haste that can rack up to 250 damage on a target, this card is quite versatile for answering threat and baseplate fuel. 	
Froot Ninja x3 	5/5 	200 powerbuff when you cast a Ninja, weak when alone, however make your ninjas incredibly strong if there are more than 1 Froot Ninja on board. 	
Snowskateer x3 	5/5 	Starter cards that summon another inert clone of itself, good for early pressure. 	
Ninja x3 	5/5 	A basic Ninja. Give yourself Grandmaster's Dojo that allow you to give any ninja you cast Haste while also allow you to return one of the allied fighter you want to reuse their OnCast effect. You can also discard the dojo if you already have one.	
Ninja Assailant x4 	5/5 	A cheap Ninja that grants health buff to all allied Ninja on cast. Good candidate for Dojo's return effect. 	
Cooldude4851 x3 	5/5 	Cheap fighter that give all allied fighters 50 power everytime you cast a fighter. A snowballing tool that require answers. 	
Ninja Elite x3 	5/5 	Cheap Ninja that deal small damage to a target fighter on cast. Quite good with the addition of Dojo's effect. 	
Ninja Combatant x2 	5/5 	Main buffer of Ninjas group, essential for pressuring your opponent. 	
Ninja Trainee x3 	5/5 	Fragile but cheap card that search a ninja card from your deck. Good for getting card advantage, especially with Dojo's return effect. 	
Scion of the Price Floor x2	4/5 	Very useful for delaying heavy boardwipe like Mass Epidemic, HyperVoxel or Bobaman1. Can render your opponent unable to cast anything that cost Colourless Studs. 	
WhiteScarf x2 	5/5 	Good stats, pack itself with ability to unlock itself on each turn. Also become a cheap hasty fighter with Dojo. 	
BlazerC x1 	5/5 	300 powerbuff is deadly, watch your opponent suffer when you cast this card. Also become a 1W5R 1000/800 with haste when dojo is up. 	
"One Thousand Deaths" x1 	5/5 	"Reusable" Kit of Deception but much stronger, however need at least 1 Blue Stud to cast. You can simply kill a weaken fighter with it and all allied Ninja fighter in hand and on board will gain massive powerbuff. 	
Redrune Raiders x1 	5/5 	200 aoe combined with 200 target bread. This will hurt aggro by a huge margin while also effective at some degree against midrange. 	
Doneyes x1 	5/5 	Slow down your opponent progress of gaining or recovering board state by removing a Colourless whenever your opponent cast a fighter. Also pack with good stat and cheap Colourless cost. 	
Cindering x1 	5/5 	The staple in monored deck with 600 power with haste along with 600 burn on cast. 	
ACTIONS 	 	 	
Kit of Deception x2 	5/5 	Alternate source of powerbuff. 	
Bloxy Victory x1 	5/5 	The king of all strengthen, take note of your fighters' health though. 	
Deck Import Code
WhiteScarf|WhiteScarf|Snowskateer|Snowskateer|Snowskateer|Ninja Combatant|Ninja Combatant|Doneyes|Samurai Shock|Samurai Shock|Samurai Shock|Samurai Shock|Scion of the Price Floor|Scion of the Price Floor|One_Thousand_Deaths|Ninja Assailant|Ninja Assailant|Ninja Assailant|Ninja Assailant|Froot Ninja|Froot Ninja|Froot Ninja|Bloxy Victory|Ninja Trainee|Ninja Trainee|Ninja Trainee|Ninja|Ninja|Ninja|Kit of Deception|Kit of Deception|Ninja Elite|Ninja Elite|Ninja Elite|Redrune Raider|Cindering|BlazerC|Cooldude4851|Cooldude4851|Cooldude4851
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== How to Play ==
Basically you play your cards, get buffs from BlazerC, Ninja Combatant, "One Thousand Deaths" and Kit of Deception, then win.
However, the reason why it is different compared to other Aggro is:
# Ninja doesn't need swarm to achieve dominance, with good hand and draw, they are capable of making pressure with just 4 fighters.
# Ninja is very hard to recover, especially without Grandmaster's Ninja Dojo. So if you screw up something and get wiped, chance of winning is near zero.
# Ninja has 5 AOE bread, so it's completely owned most Aggro decks, especially Doge and Noob.
Scion of the Price Floor is strong for an underrated card, giving any cards that cost Colourless Studs from your opponent hand additional two Colourless studs this turn is very helpful and can be game changing since for Aggro: "Time is Money".
You may wondering why "One Thousand Deaths" is actually used in Ninja despite being weak in stats?. Because that card is a menace in buffing. If you have a Blue Stud in your baseplate and a way to strengthen it to kill something, you can give 300 power to all allied Ninja, like Kit of Deception but reusable!. And because it returns itself to your hand when it attacks and destroys a fighter, you can summon it again and make your opponent regret spamming fighters to block your assault.
This is outdated. Will be rewritten in due time
== How to Beat ==
This deck is afraid of anything that deals AOE damage and cannot recover unlike the other Aggro decks, so throw everything that deals AOE damage like Bobaman1 or HyperVoxel at them. If you play midrange against this, make sure you achieve dominance quickly, as this deck is really good on killing slow Midrange. Ninja also afraid of losing tempo early, especially when it got hit by a few haste or effect damage while it was setting up. Red is by far the worst color ninja would face against due to the dojo giving your opponent free draw and gen and red packs many aoe such as Ninja Ambush or HyperVoxel and has many massive body that can be played early like DerptasticDevil.
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