Free-to-Play Swordcraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.
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Free-to-Play Swordcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating
Deck Recipe
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Follower 39 Spell 0 Amulet 1 Deck Cost 24,110 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Alternate Cards
 |      - A good card to include if you have it - Excellent mid-game board development and destroy capabilities - If you’re running a late‑game leaning build, its automatic Super‑Evolution is strong |
 | - A good card to include if you have it - Include this if you're leaning towards a Mid-Range build - Strong at controlling the field while organizing your hand |
 | - Excellent as a late-game damage card - Fits well with the deck's strategy |
 | - Include this if you're making a Mid-Range build - You'll also want to include cards like Gildaria, Anathema of Peace |
Rating
| Deck Rating | |
|---|---|
| Tier - | |
| Range | Play Difficulty |
| Aggro | Simple |
| Detail | |
| - It is similar to Aggro Swordcraft - Very strong during the early game - Include Gildaria, Anathema of Peace if you have a copy | |
On Par with the Original
Free-to-play Swordcraft is a low-budget Deck that can be played similarly to Mid-Range Swordcraft. Despite being a budget Deck, you can expect its early game board development to have power on par with the original Deck.
Free-to-Play Swordcraft Deck - How to Play
Line Up Low-cost Followers in the Early Game
Before your Evolution turns, develop your board with Followers you can play from your hand. Try to make trades that leave as many of your Followers on the board as possible.
Evolve Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward
Evolving Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward around turn 4 or 5 is extremely powerful. Aim to play in a way that buffs as many Followers as possible.
Set Up With Ambush and Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior
Starting around turn 6, prepare for your finisher on your Super-Evolution turn and beyond. Playing Valse, Silent Sniper or Shinobi Squirrel in Ambush to set up for a massive attack on your Super-Evolution turn is a powerful strategy.
Aim for the Finish by Dealing Damage From Your Hand
Attack with Storm cards like Odin, Twilit Fate and Albert, Levin Stormsaber. In particular, Odin, Twilit Fate can reliably deal damage while bypassing Ward, so it's easy and powerful to attack with it alongside your Ambush followers.
Mulligan Guide for the Free-to-Play Swordcraft
Keep Low-Cost Cards and Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward
Keep 1- and 2-cost Followers to be aggressive from the early game. Prim, Princess's Picnic is a top priority card to keep, as a single copy can stabilize your plays for multiple turns. Also, Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward is also a strong play on turns 4 and 5, so we recommend keeping it.
Keep Low-Cost Cards and Finishers as a Set
If you have drawn multiple cards for your early game plays, you should also keep finishers like Albert, Levin Stormsaber or Odin, Twilit Fate. This Deck runs a low number of finishers, so it's recommended to keep them whenever possible.
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