Mono Deck
 |
 Hi Spout Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Brass Sprayer $211.47 Time Remaining: 28d 17h 43m Buy It Now for only: $211.47 |
 Kingston Brass Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet SN $263.97 Time Remaining: 28d 17h 43m Buy It Now for only: $263.97 |
 Kingston Heritage Mono Deck Bathroom Faucet ORB $191.97 Time Remaining: 18d 17h 42m Buy It Now for only: $191.97 |
 Kingston KB3891BL Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet Chrome $138.27 Time Remaining: 24d 17h 36m Buy It Now for only: $138.27 |
 New Mono Deck Mount Bathroom Faucet Satin Nickel $89.97 Time Remaining: 26d 6h 40m Buy It Now for only: $89.97 |
 Mono Deck Kitchen Faucet with Brass Side Spray Chrome $132.11 Time Remaining: 24d 17h 36m Buy It Now for only: $132.11 |
 NEW Mono Deck Mount Vessel Lavatory Faucet in Bronze $191.25 Time Remaining: 26d 6h 40m Buy It Now for only: $191.25 |
 Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with Side Spray Chrome $113.61 Time Remaining: 24d 17h 36m Buy It Now for only: $113.61 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575PL $181.97 Time Remaining: 26d 4h 53m Buy It Now for only: $181.97 |
 Unique Mono Deck Mount Vessel Bathroom Sink Faucet $112.47 Time Remaining: 23d 18h 11m Buy It Now for only: $112.47 |
 Kingston Brass Chrome Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with PL Handle Plt Spr $176.56 Time Remaining: 26d 21h 25m Buy It Now for only: $176.56 |
 Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Brass Sprayer Nickel $285.97 Time Remaining: 23d 9h 16m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 New Classic Mono Deck Mount Bathroom Faucet SN $119.97 Time Remaining: 18d 17h 42m Buy It Now for only: $119.97 |
 Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet Polished Chrome $187.59 Time Remaining: 8d 14h 11m Buy It Now for only: $187.59 |
 KB Mono Deck Mount Bathroom Faucet Antique Brass $119.97 Time Remaining: 16d 7h 42m Buy It Now for only: $119.97 |
 Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Side Spray Nickel $162.93 Time Remaining: 15d 8h 36m Buy It Now for only: $162.93 |
 Mono Deck Mount Lavatory Faucet SN PB $95.12 Time Remaining: 5d 8h 16m Buy It Now for only: $95.12 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER SN KB1578BLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 22d 9h 57m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575PLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 22d 9h 58m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233PLBS $263.97 Time Remaining: 22d 11h 2m Buy It Now for only: $263.97 |
 Single Hole Mono Deck Mount Bar Faucet Satin Nickel $140.00 Time Remaining: 26d 5h 6m Buy It Now for only: $140.00 |
 Oil Rubbed Bronze Mono Deck Lavatory Faucet KB1405BL $109.99 Time Remaining: 27d 3h Buy It Now for only: $109.99 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575PLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 23d 12h 57m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 Kingston Brass Vintage Brass Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with Sprayer Vintage $270.48 Time Remaining: 4h 37m Buy It Now for only: $270.48 |
 Kingston Brass Satin Nickel Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Handle Plt Spr $177.33 Time Remaining: 25d 9h 2m Buy It Now for only: $177.33 |
 Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with Porcelain Lever $280.95 Time Remaining: 4d 14h 55m Buy It Now for only: $280.95 |
 Kingston Brass Mono Deck Mount Lavatory Faucet KB3548BL $44.95 Time Remaining: 26d 10h 11m Buy It Now for only: $44.95 |
 Kingston Brass Chrome Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w brass sprayer $197.97 Time Remaining: 11d 1h 56m Buy It Now for only: $197.97 |
 KB Mono Deck Mount KITCHEN FAUCET KS7891TL $194.97 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 48m Buy It Now for only: $194.97 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575BLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 26d 4h 53m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 Mono Deck Kitchen Faucet with Side Spray Satin Nickel $132.11 Time Remaining: 11d 15h 46m Buy It Now for only: $132.11 |
 Mono Deck Mount Lavatory Faucet Satin Nickel $95.12 Time Remaining: 16d 12h 41m Buy It Now for only: $95.12 |
 Mono Deck Mount Lavatory Faucet Antique Brass Finish $119.97 Time Remaining: 22d 7h 10m Buy It Now for only: $119.97 |
 Kingston Brass Satin Nickel Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Handle Brass Spr $291.99 Time Remaining: 25d 9h 2m Buy It Now for only: $291.99 |
 Kingston Brass Polished Brass Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w brass sprayer $239.97 Time Remaining: 11d 1h 56m Buy It Now for only: $239.97 |
 Kingston Brass Vintage Brass Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with Sprayer Vintage $270.48 Time Remaining: 23d 13h 55m Buy It Now for only: $270.48 |
 Kb1578Plbs Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet With Sprayer Satin Nickel Finish $249.46 Time Remaining: 22d 9h 28m Buy It Now for only: $249.46 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER SN KB1578PL $181.97 Time Remaining: 2d 16h 34m Buy It Now for only: $181.97 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575BL $181.97 Time Remaining: 23d 12h 57m Buy It Now for only: $181.97 |
 Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Side Sprayer SN PC $132.11 Time Remaining: 11d 17h 6m Buy It Now for only: $132.11 |
 KB French Country Mono Deck KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER KS1232TXBS $259.97 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 46m Buy It Now for only: $259.97 |
 Kingston Brass Oil Rubbed Bronze Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet Handle Plt Spr $176.01 Time Remaining: 4h 14m Buy It Now for only: $176.01 |
 KB Mono deck Bathroom Faucet Antique Brass KB1403BL $119.97 Time Remaining: 12d 7h 7m Buy It Now for only: $119.97 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER SN KB1578PLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 1d 13h 49m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 Kingston Brass Satin Nickel Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Handle Plt Spr $177.33 Time Remaining: 5d 21h 4m Buy It Now for only: $177.33 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233PXBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 46m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233ALBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 46m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 Kingston Brass Vintage Brass Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with Brass Sprayer $383.99 Time Remaining: 19d 21h 37m Buy It Now for only: $383.99 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER SN KB1578BLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 23d 12h 57m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 KB French Country Mono Deck KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER KS1231TXBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 46m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 Kingston Brass Chrome Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with BL Handle Plt Spr $141.89 Time Remaining: 5d 21h 4m Buy It Now for only: $141.89 |
 Kingston Brass Satin Nickel Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet w Handle Brass Spr $206.85 Time Remaining: 4h 14m Buy It Now for only: $206.85 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575BL $181.97 Time Remaining: 10d 7h 28m Buy It Now for only: $181.97 |
 KB Mono Deck Mount Bathroom Faucet Polished Chrome $101.97 Time Remaining: 16d 7h 39m Buy It Now for only: $101.97 |
 Kingston Brass Vintage Brass Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet with Sprayer Vintage $270.48 Time Remaining: 4h 37m Buy It Now for only: $270.48 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575BLBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 23d 13h 33m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 KB Mono Deck Mount KITCHEN FAUCET KS7888BL $305.47 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 48m Buy It Now for only: $305.47 |
 Kingston Brass Oil Rubbed Bronze Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet Handle Brass Spr $206.85 Time Remaining: 4h 14m Buy It Now for only: $206.85 |
 Kingston Brass Oil Rubbed Bronze Mono Deck Mount Kitchen Faucet Handle Brass Spr $206.85 Time Remaining: 4h 14m Buy It Now for only: $206.85 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233PLBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 2d 16h 34m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 Princeton Brass PK6191 single handle mono block deck mount drinking faucet $25.97 Time Remaining: 4d 6h 18m Buy It Now for only: $25.97 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233AXBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 24d 6h 46m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 KB VICTORIAN MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER ORB KB1575PL $167.97 Time Remaining: 23d 5h 53m Buy It Now for only: $167.97 |
 KB French Country Mono Deck KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER KS1231TXBS $214.47 Time Remaining: 10d 6h 44m Buy It Now for only: $214.47 |
 KB Mono Deck Mount KITCHEN FAUCET KS7888BL $305.47 Time Remaining: 10d 7h 12m Buy It Now for only: $305.47 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233ALBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 10d 7h 15m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233PXBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 10d 7h 15m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 KB HERITAGE MONO DECK MOUNT KITCHEN FAUCET w SPRAYER VB KS1233AXBS $285.97 Time Remaining: 10d 7h 15m Buy It Now for only: $285.97 |
 Hola Mono Lavatory deck mount faucet $130.00 Time Remaining: 2d 15h 58m Buy It Now for only: $130.00 |
Mono Deck
Urban Rivals Guide And Tips
Urban Rivals is a massively-multiplayer online (MMO) browser-based card game, similar to traditional trading card games such as Magic: The Gathering and Legend of the Five Rings. Your goal in Urban Rivals is to collect as many cards as you can, and use them to defeat your opponents. The following is a guide to help you grasp the finer details of the game, and put you on the way to becoming an Urban Rivals champion!
Game Formats
In Urban Rivals, there are four different game formats to play in. Each of the formats has rules regarding deck construction and gameplay. The Type 1 and Type 2 formats are differentiated by the number of "stars" or character points allowed in your deck. Type 1 decks allow a maximum of 25 stars, while Type 2 decks are for 26 stars and above. The Survivor format is an offshoot of Type 2, and the objective is to have as long a winning streak as possible.
The most popular format is known as ELO, which has a tournament ladder. Its rules are similar to Type 1 but includes a list of cards that have been banned due to being overpowered. The ELO format has weekly prizes depending on how well you place in the tournament ladder. Each game format will have its own deck-building strategies, but this guide provides general deck-building and gameplay strategies that should be applicable for all game formats.
Deck-Building
Your deck of 8 cards - a random 4 of which will be used in each battle - is the key to winning battles. No matter how good you are, a bad deck will almost certainly cost you the battle. As such, deck-building strategies are very important, and the majority of your decision-making happens before the battles actually take place.
* Clans - The first thing you have to decide is which clan to choose. Each clan has a bonus that applies to all its members. The Bangers, Junkz, Rescue, Sentinel and Ulu Watu clans have attack power bonuses. The All Stars, Montana, Sakrohm and Uppers give their opponents attack power penalties. The Fang Pi Clang and La Junta clans have damage boosts, while the Pussycats reduce opponents' damage. The Gheist, Nightmare, Pirana and Roots clans cancel opponents' powers, while the Skeelz clan protects their powers from cancellation. The Freaks clan deals poison damage to their opponents, while the Jungo clan gives themselves more life. Which clan you choose will depend on your preference in playstyle.
* Clan Identity - Not only does the clan bonus have to fit your playstyle, you also need to think about which Urban Rivals clan's identity, backstory and ideals resonate with you. If you don't like gangsters and guns, the Montana mafia clan would definitely not sit well with you, no matter how good their clan bonus is. Similarly if you like the idea of military superiority and guerrilla warfare, then the La Junta clan will draw you in.
* Mono vs Dual - There are 2 deck compositions that are most commonly played: Mono-Clan and Dual-Clan. Mono-Clan means your deck of 8 consists of characters from just one clan (plus maybe a Leader). Dual-Clan means your deck contains cards from 2 clans. The choice between the two arises because a card's clan bonus only works if you have at least 2 cards from that clan in play. So using a Mono-Clan deck guarantees that your clan bonus is always active, but suffers due to lack of diversity. A Dual-Clan deck on the other hand will encounter battles where one of the cards will not have its clan bonus. However, this disadvantage is countered by the fact that you are using 2 clans whose bonuses work well together or covers for each other's weaknesses.
* Card Cost - Having decided which clan you want, the next step is to choose which cards go in your deck. When you are starting out, you are unfortunately limited by the cost of the cards. The powerful cards usually cost a lot of in-game Urban Rivals currency, but you will be able to afford them the more you play and the more tournaments you participate in.
* Star Allocation - In Type 1 and ELO games, you are limited to 25 stars or points in the deck. The choice of what combination of star levels goes in your deck is important. Do you want more 5-star powerhouses in your deck, knowing that you will have to put in a lot of weak 2-star cards to balance them? You could get lucky in battle and have all your 5-stars in play, or you might end up having to play with 3 or 4 2-star cards, practically handing the game to your opponent. The other option would be to fill your deck with mostly 4-star and 3-star cards to ensure you field a decent team each battle. Again, the choice will depend on your playstyle.
* Card Abilities - The next step is to figure out which cards work best in your deck. It is best to choose cards whose abilities complement their clan bonus. For example, if your clan bonus gives you a huge attack bonus, then you could use cards whose attack power isn't that great but deal a lot of damage, since the clan bonus is boosting your attack already. You should also add cards that are more specialized, such as ones that stop abilities or bonuses, or walls that reduce damage taken. As a whole, you should have an overall goal for your deck, and the majority of your cards should support or work towards that goal.
Gameplay
Now that the deck is ready, the next thing you need to focus on is how to battle well. Both you and your opponent start with 12 life and 12 pillz, and your goal is to end the battle with more life than your opponent. As can be expected, there are many ways to achieve that result.
* Poker - You can treat a game of Urban Rivals just like a game of poker. The person who is able to read his opponent the best and bets wisely usually wins. The pillz that you use to boost your attack or damage are just like poker playing chips. Do you go all in with a powerful card? Or do you save your pillz for a time when you expect your opponent to launch his big attack? Just remember that pillz are actually more important than life, and they should be conserved and used wisely.
* Goal - When the battle starts and the cards are revealed, the first thing you need to do is decide what your goal and attack plan are. Do your cards have enough damage to do a 2-hit KO (ie. deal 12 damage using just 2 cards)? If so, then you should focus your pillz on those 2 cards. Do you intend to open with a poison card and defend while it does its damage? Then you have to make sure you have enough walls and defensive cards to pull that off. In any case, you also have to be aware of your opponent's attack plan, and be ready to counter them.
* First Turn - The first turn of the battle is arguably the most crucial. The player with more stars/points on the table will start first, giving the weaker player the opportunity to see his opponent play before deciding what to do. It is common to open with a bluff, playing a strong card using very few pillz. If the opponent reacts with using a lot of pillz, they might have won the first round but would be at a pillz disadvantage. If the opponent doesn't spend pillz to defend, you would have done a fair amount of damage with just a small pillz investment.
* Pillz Advantage - During each round, the player with more pillz available usually has the upper hand and can dictate how the battle will go. The player with less pillz has less options and must usually either go all in or concede a round. It is therefore very beneficial if you are able to spend pillz more efficiently than your opponent (provided you are still winning battles). This follows from the first-turn-bluff strategy: if you successfully bluff, you will have a pillz advantage and can extend that throughout the battle, constantly putting your opponent on the defensive.
Hopefully this guide will clarify some of the less obvious aspects of the game, and make your experience playing Urban Rivals more enjoyable! As is expected, practice makes perfect and you will begin to see how others play and can change your strategies accordingly. And don't forget that there are nearly 20 different clans you can experiment with, so don't be afraid to play with them!
You can read more about Urban Rivals at http://gamepudding.com/r/urban-rivals-guide.html
About the Author
Steven maintains the time management game review website at http://gamepudding.com/ - a website devoted to strategy, simulation and time management games for the PC and Mac. You can read game reviews, download games and play them online.
Is Seismic Assault a good card for a mono red deck?
I'm going for the Red Deck Wins strategy but I don't know if sacrificing a land is worth dealing 2 damage.
No. The only time you should ever really use Seismic Assault is in a combo - the previous Standard combo with it was the Assault+Swans of Brynn Argol+Dakmor Salvage to draw your entire deck and then use all the extra lands to kill your opponent.
You actually have to discard the land, not sacrifice it. This makes it bad for Red Deck Wins for several reasons:
-RDWs wants to kill people ASAP before they get out their Runed Halos and Dragons Claws and whatnot, and the Assault is slow. It also forces you to hold lands in hand, when you wwant to be firing off your big spells like Demigod of Revenge or Poison the Well.
-Discarding lands is a fundamentally flawed concept, since it causes inherant card disadvantage, when you could simply replace SA with a playset of another burn spell and be much better off.
-SA simply is too slow. It costs 3 and every land is just 2 damage.
So no. Don't use it in RDW. However, here are some suggestions I have for a RDWs strategy:
Demigod of Revenge
Shock
Incinerate
Flame Javelin
Magma Spray
Deus of Calamity
Dragon Fodder
Mogg Fanatic
Monodeck II