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Polarized place in the meta–very strong versus certain matchups and very weak versus others. Efficient removal keeps the board clear and spellboosts until you use Dimensional Shift to take an extra turn and win the game. Playstyle: Both a combo and control deck. – Shadow Reaper x3 (Rise of Bahamut) Dimensional Shift Runecraft This one has somewhat weaker midgame compared to Aggro Bloodcraft or Aggro Swordcraft, but significantly more burn–has the potential to do huge damage to face using Phantom Howl and Cerebrus. Playstyle: Another aggressive deck that destroys the opponent quickly. – Alwida’s Command x3 (Standard) Aggro Shadowcraft – Albert, Levin Saber x3 (Rise of Bahamut) Plays efficient creatures in the early and midgame for board control and then uses Albert, Levin Saber as a powerful finisher. Playstyle: The closest thing to Zoo in Shadowverse. – Tribunal of Good and Evil x2-3 (Rise of Bahamut) Aggro Swordcraft Once in the late game, Enstatued Seraph serves as a “win now” condition. Playstyle: This is a control deck that uses efficient removal and board clears to reach late game. – Optional: Will of the Forest x0-2 (Standard) Seraph Havencraft – Optional: Selwyn’s Command x0-2 (Rise of Bahamut) You will probably want some number of them but the exact number is flexible. NOTE: Different decklists run different numbers of the following two cards.

Some lists that are more tempo-oriented play, strong in certain matchups but not mandatory. – OPTIONAL: Crystalia Tia (Darkness Evolved) x0-3. If you enjoy thinking mathematically to set up your one-turn kill, this is the deck for you. If you come from Hearthstone, this deck is most like the old Miracle Rogue (with Leeroy/Shadowstep combo) or the old Patron Warrior some players actually refer to this deck as Miracle Roach. Playstyle: This deck aims to get chip damage in early, and then deal a huge amount of damage in one turn with Rhinoceroach combos. – Timeworn Mage Levi x3 (Darkness Evolved) Combo Forestcraft – Daria, Dimensional Witch x3 (Rise of Bahamut) This deck is extremely powerful and considered oppressively strong in the current meta avoid if you dislike playing the most mainstream deck. This allows you to flood the board, and Daria, Dimensional Witch allows you to reload your hand as well. Playstyle: Using the Spellboost mechanic, you play cheap spells to reduce the cost of other cards. In parentheses is what expansion the card comes from. Whether you enjoy aggro, tempo, combo, or control there is something in this list for you.įollowing is a short description of each deck and what cards to target for each deck. In my view, there are seven decks that meet this criteria: Daria Tempo Runecraft, Dimensional Shift Runecraft, Combo Forestcraft, Seraph Havencraft, Aggro Swordcraft, Aggro Shadowcraft, Aggro Bloodcraft.

Performs well on ladder with good winrates on Shadowlog.

Relatively cheap to craft (containing 3 or fewer legendaries).

We want deck archetypes that meet these criteria: This should give you enough to craft the rest of the 2 decks you’ve chosen. Liquefy weak golds and silvers, trash legendaries, and animated cards not in your chosen decks. Build up gold and packs by using your Take Two tickets, defeating the Elite AI bosses, and playing 20 private matches.ģ. When rerolling, I would try to obtain 3-4 legendaries that fit into 2 decks that you want to play in the following list (for example 2 Daria and 1 Ancient Elf).Ģ. Read the Legendary tier list and rerolling guide.

If you are a new player, you should be able to relatively quickly create two of these decks with these steps:ġ. These are top tier decklists–decks that can both climb to the top of the ladder and win tournaments. I want to clarify: these are NOT budget versions of top decks. Most tournaments require 2 decks, and any player can quickly build 2 of the following decks without paying a dime. This post is aimed at beginners and F2P players who want to have multiple competitively viable decks in the Rise of Bahamut meta.