Free-to-Play Forestcraft 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 Forestcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating
Deck Recipe
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Follower 33 Spell 7 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 29,490 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Alternate Cards
 |    - Can search for Opulent Rose Queen - Barrier makes her stick on board really well - Cannot be transformed into Bramble Burst |
 | - Skybound Art restoring EP is extremely valuable - Can also be used for removal with Rush - Can be transformed into Bramble Burst with Opulent Rose Queen |
| - Worth running if you own 2–3 copies - Versatile, with uses such as 1 draw, removal, and buffs |
 | - Include if available - Insanely strong when you high‑roll - Unstable without Fairy-creating cards |
 |  - Include if you have a 3rd copy - The extra Fairy becomes a source of instant damage using Aria, Lady of the Woods - Transforming an enemy follower is powerful |
 | - Include if available - Can increase damage by evolving a Fairy |
 | - Include if you have a 3rd copy - Can turn a Fairy into damage with Super-Evolution |
 | - Can be used for field removal |
 | - Can flood the board and buff followers - Swarms the board even more with Carbuncle's Super-Evolution |
 |  - Can be used as a finisher - Deals damage to enemy leader while banishing an enemy follower |
Rating
| Deck Rating | |
|---|---|
| Tier - | |
| Range | Play Difficulty |
| Mid-Range | Simple |
| Detail | |
| - A free-to-play Deck based on Tempo Forestcraft - Focuses on board control while chipping away at the enemy leader - Its main appeal is that Fairies gain Storm after Super-Evolving Aria, Lady of the Woods | |
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Tempo Forestcraft with Budget Substitutes
This Free‑to‑Play Forestcraft list plays like a classic Tempo Forestcraft deck but with a much lower creation cost. By using cards like Titania, Queen of Fairies and Aria, Lady of the Woods, you can keep up constant pressure on the enemy leader while bouncing Fairies back to your hand every turn.
Free-to-Play Forestcraft Deck - How to Play
Flood the Board and Buff Your Fairies
From the early game, keep flooding the board with Fairies and push damage whenever you can. By buffing the surviving followers with Fay Twinkletoes or Cynthia, Chivalrous Elf, you can start chipping away at the enemy leader right from the start.
Snowball Your Board with Titania
If you find a safe turn to drop Titania, Queen of Fairies, she’ll let you keep rebuilding your board through the mid‑game and secure a steady supply of Fairies to give Storm with Aria, Lady of the Woods.
Use Killer Rhinoceroach as Cost-Effective Damage
Killer Rhinoceroach is your go‑to damage tool when you see an opening. Its burst scales later, but it’s totally fine to use it in the mid‑game, since you’ll often follow up with Aria, Lady of the Woods or Opulent Rose Queen anyway.
Attack the Leader with Storm Fairies
In the late game, look to finish the opponent with Fairies granted Storm by Aria, Lady of the Woods. Your burst gets even stronger by buffing your Storm Fairies with Fay Twinkletoes or Cynthia, Chivalrous Elf.
If Storm Isn’t Enough, Pivot to the Rose Queen Plan
If you can’t close out the game with Storm, switch to the Opulent Rose Queen plan. This is a good move when you’re short on direct damage, or the opponent hides behind Ward followers, which makes Storm attacks harder to land.
Finish the Game with Opulent Rose Queen
Even if Storm couldn’t seal the deal, Opulent Rose Queen gives you another lethal route. Convert your 1‑ and 2‑cost Forestcraft cards into Bramble Bursts and burn down the enemy leader to finish the match.
Mulligan Guide for the Free-to-Play Forestcraft
Keep Cards that Create Fairies
This deck wins by flooding the board early, so keep low‑cost followers that spawn Fairies. Your main keeps here include Fairy Convocation, Fairy Fencer, Good Fairy of the Pond, and Fairy Tamer since they give you additional cards and tempo every turn.
Keep Fairy Generators Paired with Field Buffs
If your opening hand can produce two or more Fairies on turns 1–2, hold those Fairy creators together with field buffs like Cynthia, Chivalrous Elf or Fay Twinkletoes. Playing them as a set on turns 3–4 builds a wide, resilient board that pressures the opponent and protects your future plays.
Keep But Only Aria When Going Second
Aria, Lady of the Woods is a strong Super‑evolve target on turn 6 when you’re going second, so keep her in that matchup. If you’re going first, however, her Super‑evolve timing is somewhat awkward, and she often costs you tempo, so mulligan her away when you have the first turn.
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