To just give you an idea what the difference is between running 8-non-Silver-Thorn card and only running 2-non-Silver-Thorn card using this handy tool here, at 8 non-Silver-Thorn cards, the probability of getting 2 out of 2 ECB-able damage is about 69.7% (meaning almost 1/3 fail rate), while getting 2 out of 2 damage to be ECB-able with only running 2-non-Silver-Thorn cards is about 91.9% (meaning less than 1/10 fail rate). Just keep in mind that for every card that's not of the Silver Thorn sub clan, you are risking Luquier Venus not being able to pull off her skill because as I've mentioned before, due to early CB usage in the deck, in most cases we are looking at needing 2/2 damage to be Silver Thorn rather than the typical 2/4 or 2/5. I wish you were Silver Thorn, I really do. well, Silver Thorns, so feel free to go for a fill 6/6 Stand/Crit split or a more crit-focused build because momentum is very important. In all honesty, I still prefer not running draws here because Silver Thorns are. The trigger lineup is there to attempt to maximize archetype for ECB without compromising into running a full-fledged rainbow trigger lineup.

As you can see, largely due to the lack of support, the core of the deck still looks largely the same the main difference is the proportions of some cards and having access to an actual legit G-zone.

So this is my current build with Silver Thorns with FC2015 support.

Silver Thorn Dragon Master, Mystique Luquier *4.

Silver Thorn Dragon Queen, Luquier 'Яeverse' *1.

Silver Thorn Dragon Empress, Venus Luquier *4.

Silver Thorn Marionette, Natasha (Draw) *2.

Silver Thorn Barking Dragon (Critical) *4.

Silver Thorn Beast Tamer, Serge (Stand) *4.

Triggers *16: (5 Crit/5 Stand/2 Draw/4 Heal) For the list of Silver Thorn card effects, click here

Vanguard pale moon silver thorn deck