Disclaimer: I will not focus on Art or grammar, unless the latter would make the deck too difficult to understand.

So... Lance Walters. I have to admit, I'm a sucker for decks that make you a Warrior yourself. Gotta love {Regalia} cards. So in that regard, Lance already has a leg-up there for thematics, and I admit I like the description of them just as well. There's just something lovely to an enthusiast just wanting to show the things they've made in practice. The deck's idea is also simple and solid, and I find the way of not using {Regalia} cards, as much as skipping the middleman straight to the Warrior interesting. I was initially a bit wary of giving Power Card Moves for Plans to Win like this, but after thinking about it for a while, I admit to coming around to the decision as well.

I would like to ask for a minor rules clarification, though: Can an opponent attack you directly when one of the Plans to Win is on the field, given a relevant effect?

Entirely unrelated to feedback, was this inspired by Armored Core?

Good job!