Is it possible for a player to either now, or are there any plans for the future, where a player can test/play decks that he creates from his collection that can then be played vs the AI?

Are there any plans to expand the game in which players can have more interactivity with an AI opponent?

Thanks

JD

Maybe I'm not following here, but you already can play against the AI with any deck...

I have not yet bought any decks, only played against the AI with the deck(s) provided.

So I can play any deck that I create against the AI from the cards that i buy and not just play the default decks that i have tried?

If so, I guess what I also am asking in my above post is can I create a deck and have the AI play it against me while I use another different deck that i too have created from my collection?

Thanks

It's late and I am tired, so maybe I'm not following, but to make sure I'll answer more than your question [I hope]...

When you buy cards you can build as many decks as you want with those cards but you can not modify the free decks. The free decks are used as-is or not at all so if you buy cards you have two options: You could buy several packs and make the best multi-color deck you can, and trade/sell the cards you don't want to make it better. Alternatively, your best initial start is one of the pre-built decks [Roots Have Arisen, Defenders of Wossname, Power of Darkness or Sea and Sand depending on the race that most excites you] then add to that with packs or cards from the market to tweak it the way you want.

Once you have decks built with purchased cards they are on the list to pick from when you join a new battle and it's simple from there. The AI always picks a random deck to play against you, which I believe is always one of the freebie decks. Sometimes I think I can almost see a pattern to which it plays against me but I'm never sure.. I'm pretty sure it is random.

So to answer what i think is your question, you can use any deck you like, but you can never [yet] pick a deck for the AI to play against you... though that might be a nice touch later on...

Yes, this is what I wanted to know, and the answer is no to my question.

I can't pick a deck that I have built from the cards I own and have the AI play it against me.

Thanks for your time.