F2P (Free to Play) Dragoncraft

Free-to-Play Dragoncraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.

Free-to-Play Dragoncraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternative Cards

Twinblade Goblin	- Allows for powerful removal before the Super-Evolution turn. - Weaker than Soaring Ivory Dragon in the early game.
Apollo, Heaven's Envoy	- Include if you want to tech against Rhinoceroach Forestcraft. - Its base stats are modest.
Filene, Whitefrost Bloom	- A good card to include if you have it. - Strengthens your early game field presence. - Has a powerful Evolve effect.

Rating

A Storm and Intimidate Aggro Deck

This Aggro deck is beginner-friendly and suitable for F2P players. As long as you have Forte, Blackwing Dragoon, and Odin, Twilit Fate, it uses low-rarity substitutes for Face Dragoncraft cards, making it easy to build.

Free-to-Play Dragoncraft - How to Play

Set Up the Board With Low-cost Followers

In the early game for Face Dragoncraft, develop the board with low-cost Followers. Attack the enemy Leader as much as possible with the Followers you played in the early game and prepare to finish them off with your Storm finishers in the late game.

Build and Clear the Field With Seasoned Merman

Seasoned Merman is a powerful card that can both develop and clear the Field. Use Seasoned Merman to clear enemy Followers while applying pressure on the Field, and set up for Forte, Blackwing Dragoon or Odin, Twilit Fate.

Attack Relentlessly With Intimidate or Storm Followers

In the late game, finish them off with Storm Damage from Forte, Blackwing Dragoon or Odin, Twilit Fate. Make sure to chip away at their Defense so you can finish them off with the Damage from two Super-Evolved Storm attacks.

Count the Opponent's Damage and Ignore the Field

Even if the opponent has Followers on the Field, if you calculate that you can survive their potential Damage from hand and win with a Storm attack on your next Turn, you should ignore their Field and aggressively Attack their Leader. The trick is to not clear their board more than necessary, as long as you have at least 1 Defense left.

Mulligan Guide for the Free-to-Play Dragoncraft

Keep Early Game Plays and Forte, Blackwing Dragoon

Fan of Otohime	Little Dragon Nanny
Forte, Blackwing Dragoon	Odin, Twilit Fate

Since you'll be lining up Followers to attack from the early game, keep low-Cost Followers. Also, since Forte, Blackwing Dragoon and Odin, Twilit Fate are powerful attackers and you'll often Play multiple copies, it's a good idea to keep one copy.

Keep 4 and 5-Cost Cards If You Have Plays for Turns 2 and 3

Seasoned Merman

Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt

Since playing a Follower on turn 2 or 3 and following up with Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt is a powerful move, keeping a Follower you can play on turns 2 or 3 and Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt as a set is a strong strategy. Also, since Seasoned Merman is also a strong tempo card at 5 Play Points, you'll want to keep it if you can afford to.

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Tier S
Spellboost Runecraft	Rhinoceroach Forestcraft	Midrange Swordcraft
Tier A
Mid-range Abysscraft	Earth Rite Runecraft	Puppet Portalcraft
Artifact Portalcraft	Aggro Abysscraft	Ward Havencraft
Tier B
Face Dragoncraft	Ramp Dragoncraft	Storm Havencraft
Aggro Swordcraft	Tempo Forestcraft