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.

Aggro Abysscraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternative Cards

Dark Side	- Give to a follower with 3 or more defense for a 2-point boost - It's a combo-reliant card, so don't run too many copies
Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed	- A powerful finisher if used correctly - Note that it's difficult to Super-Evolve Cerberus

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Intermediate
Detail
- An Aggro Deck focused on low-Cost Followers - Strong in the early-game with powerful low-cost Followers - Powerful board development in the mid-game as well

User Score

Finish with Massive Direct Damage & Storm

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

Aggro Abysscraft - How to Play

Go Aggro by Developing Early Followers

Develop Followers from turn 1, and with any that remain on the field, just focus on chipping away at the enemy leader's health. You can attack the enemy leader more efficiently if you can deal with the followers they play using Vuella, the Blastwing or Aragavy, Eternal Hunter.

Pressure with Sticky Units and Storm

By continuing to build a wide board, not only does it become easier to deal damage from your field, but Exella's damage also increases, and you can aim to play Vuella, the Blastwing or Olivia, Heroic Dark Angel to Super-Evolve your followers on the field for massive damage.

Finish with Odin

Odin is a powerful finisher that can break through a single Ward follower to deal guaranteed damage. It's also recommended to aim to reduce the opponent's defense until they are within Odin's lethal range.

Mulligan Guide for the Aggro Abysscraft

Keep Followers to Play in the Early Game

Cultivator of Malice	Beryl, Nightmare Incarnate
Vuella, the Blastwing	Winged Servants

You want to constantly play Followers starting from turn 1, so any 1 to 3-cost Follower can be kept on its own.

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

Exella, Nocturnal General

Aragavy, Eternal Hunter

Charon, Stygian Oarswoman

If you have a clear plan for turns 1-3, it's recommended to also keep these mid-game cards.

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