User blog:TheMajesticStork/Here's some nice budget decks for each hero cuz why not

Hello. It's me. Again.

Hi, I know I'm too smack about PvZH these days. I've been trying to be active on some PvZ 2 discussions too. However, it's been a week since my last reply. And now that it's Friday, I can chillax and give you some budget decks to work with.

Green Shadow

Green Shadow has her fill of nice budget decks. Actually, she has three for you. Budget Freeze, Budget Peas, and Budget Beans. Huh, seems to rhyme too. Anyways, I'm kind of stressing Primal Peashooter and Sweet Pea in these decks. That's because we want Amphibious lane answers. Each deck has at least two answers to Amphibious cards. We also require some hard removal. Primal Peashooter takes advantage of being played in the 'Plants' phase after the 'Zombies' phase and can remove any turn 1 play and mess up their overall curve. For example, if you front an Arm Wrestler with Primal Peashooter on 1 and bounce the thing Sumo Wrestler loses its effectiveness the turn later. Of course, every player should adapt to knowing if there's a Sumo in that turn 2 Gravestone or not. If you aren't accustomed to this by Gold League, you should revise. But since I'm no technical genius, I'll just keep it simple. If it's Neptuna, 80 percent of the time there's a Sumo in that Gravestone. The other 20 percent is thrown around to Monkey Smugglers and Swashbucklers in case anyone is using Pirate Neptuna.

While Freeze is not as versatile without its essentials like Winter Squash and Cool Bean, it still poses a nice threat even if there is only one card possessing synergy. Mars Flytrap and Primal Peashooter substitute 1 drops which are almost essential in Tempo. Use Sweet Peas to move Zombies to the right of Melon Pults and Tricorns and leave them cornered. Use Rescue Radish to bounce Chilly Peppers and Sweet Peas.

		Budget Freeze (created by TheMajesticStork)
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Peas aim to establish a rather quick tempo that can really bring on the pain. Pea Pod continually grows over time and keeps opponents busy dealing with it. Or they just Rocket Science it, who knows. Cattail seems strange, as it's not a Pea, but otherwise fits quite well as it provides Amphibious coverage. Threepeater lays down its marks with a load of support to keep its Strength high so it can cause devastating damage down the three lanes it attacks in. Because you're not supposed to have a single finisher in a deck, Skyshooter and continually growing Pea friends put the board on lockdown. In case the deck runs out of steam and your hand is in trouble, resort to Cosmic Pea and Flourish.

		Budget Peas (created by TheMajesticStork)
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When Admiral Navy Bean hits the road, you know it's going to be a wild ride. Start off with either some quick tempo or a good old Umbrella Leaf and Admiral Navy Bean. Later on, use Beans to your advantage and stall for time until you turn them into crashing Tricorns.

		Budget Beans (created by TheMajesticStork)
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Solar Flare

I think I'm going to reconsider Solar Flare's budget decks once I revise this. It doesn't look all that fascinating. Anyways, I have some kind of Mushroom swarm deck that's a small mess. I'm using it as some kind of basis for a 'Shroom for Two spam followed by some Cro Magnolias' kind of thing. I'll come up with it later, please respect my commercial break people.