But not Kaura, he went a completely different route and attempted to win it all with a Reindeer (which I am sure would have been a Warlord first). Record: 4-1 Eliminated first round of the cutįor our Jautya Syne event we saw most people turn to fourth level archers, such as Rica O’shea, Peyton Latham, and Mormaenion. All of this helped Temperance take Kestrel to number one in the standings prior to the cut! Overall, Temperance took one of my favorite Warlords and did something I’ve never been able to do with him, make him competitive. There were also some slick combos in the deck, such as Teleport and/or Heaven’s Wrath with Spawn of Ellil. Despite playing an underpowered warlord in an underpowered faction (I will get hate-mail for both of those statements), this deck was great! It blitzed hard with Inquisitor Tamas (a highly underplayed card) and then never let up. However, this is why Temperance’s Kestrel is in my top 10. The lack of power from his supporting Deverenian crew leaves him a little behind other Wizard spell slingers (like Taoth who has both weenie support and big bruisers) and the lack of an instantly powerful ability leaves him behind wizards such as the Nemesis (kill and heal?). Unfortunately, he usually cannot compete in Ancients format. Lord Kestrel is one of my favorite Warlords of all time. Record: 4-0-1 Eliminated first round of the cut
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