Aggro Abysscraft - Best Deck Recipe

Aggro Abysscraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.

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Aggro Abysscraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternate Cards

Balto, Dusk Bounty Hunter

- Strong burn damage potential - Makes it easier for your opponent to take lethal - Low stats and weak synergy with the deck

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Intermediate
Detail
- Aggro deck built around low-cost followers - Strong during the early-game - Reduces enemy defense faster than most decks

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Run and Gun Deck

Aggro Abysscraft is an aggro-style deck that chips away at the opponent's health with burn damage cards and storm followers. It features a large number of cards that deal immediate damage which makes it a high-firepower deck that excels at ending games quickly.

Aggro Abysscraft Deck - How to Play

Swarm the Field with Followers from the Early Game

Start dropping Followers from Turn 1 and have them chip away at the enemy leader. Clear enemy units with Vuella or Aragavy to keep the pressure on and push for some early damage.

Buff Your Followers Using Castle of Entwining or Gilnelise, Voracity Manifest

Activating Mode 2 on Castle of Entwining is an effective way to buff your Followers. By powering up Followers that are already on the field, you can get around your opponent's removal and be able to attack the enemy leader directly.

Deploy Powerful Entwining Followers

Devotee of Entwining and Supplicant of Entwining are excellent early-game Followers. Both have strong base stats and powerful Fanfare and Evolve abilities. Playing either of them on your second turn is a great way to set up a powerful offensive push, as you can activate their Evolve abilities if they survive.

Attack with Remaining Followers and Powerful Storm

Maintain a constant swarm of Followers to pressure your opponent. This allows you to chip away at their leader's health and sets the stage for a massive final push. A full board powers up Exella, Nocturnal General's attack, and creates opportunities for Vuella, the Blastwing or Gilnelise, Voracity Manifest to deliver a huge, game-ending storm of damage.

Finish with a Large Storm Follower

Odin, Twilit Fate is a powerful finisher, capable of breaking through a single Ward to deal damage. Focus on lowering your opponent's health until they are within Odin's range. Moreover, Rulenye & Valnareik are also excellent for this strategy, since their 8 damage can help soften up your opponent for a final blow.

Mulligan Guide for the Aggro Abysscraft

Keep Followers to Play in the Early Game

Cultivator of Malice	Beryl, Nightmare Incarnate
Vuella, the Blastwing	Devotee of Entwining

The goal is to play a Follower every turn, so your starting hand should be full of 1- to 3-cost cards. However, if you’re going first, you might want to give up 3‑cost cards during the redraw phase when you already have 2‑cost cards in your hand, since you might struggle to play something every turn.

Keep Mid-Cost Cards if You Have Low-Cost Ones

Exella, Nocturnal General

Aragavy, Eternal Hunter

Supplicant of Entwining

If you already have a clear plan for turns 1 through 3, it’s worth holding on to these powerful higher‑cost cards as well.

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