Aggro Abysscraft - Deck Recipe and How to Play

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

Card Replacement Candidates

Nameless Demon	- Strong for its ability to swarm the board with Evolution. - Easy to Play even before the Evolution Turn.
Aryll, Moonstruck Vampire	- A valuable Storm card. - Recommended to include alongside Nameless Demon.
Mukan, Shadowcrypt Ward	- Provides both removal and Storm by consuming Necromancy. - Strong when combined with other Departed cards.

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Simple
Detail
- An Aggro-type Deck centered on low-Cost Followers. - Attacks with powerful Necromancy abilities in the early to mid-game.

User Score

Finish Them Off with Abundant Direct Damage and Storm

Aggro Abysscraft is an Aggro-type Deck that aims to deplete the opponent's Defense with direct Damage cards like Rage of Serpents and Balto, Dusk Bounty Hunter, and Storm Followers like Mistress of the Fanged.

Aggro Abysscraft - How to Play

Use Token Follower Early Game

In the early game, play cards that can generate Token Followers (Skeletons & Bats), such as Lilith, Enchanting Succubus, Mino, Shrewd Reaper, and Little Miss Bonemancer.

Play Balto Early to Mid-Game

Although it takes 4 turns, Balto, Dusk Bounty Hunter can deal a total of 4 damage with a single card. If played early, it becomes an excellent source of damage for this deck, so try to play him early to mid-game.

Less Priority in the Late Game

Conversely, as turns progress, it loses value in the late game when the match might end before Balto's Crest effect is complete.

Control the Field with Aragavy

In the mid-game, field control with Aragavy is very powerful. If you have the chance, you can also evolve him to chip away at the enemy leader's defense, making him a card you'll want to play actively in the mid-game.

Ghost Juggler into Yuna is Powerful

Using Ghost Juggler's Reanimate ability to summon Yuna is very powerful because her Last Words ability will also activate when she is destroyed. This is a play you'll want to actively look for when Yuna is in your cemetery.

Play Olivia / Cerberus in Late Game

Although this is an Aggro-type deck, you can still aim to build a powerful field from 7 PP onwards with Olivia and Cerberus. To set up this play, try to keep as followers on the field during the mid-game.

Mulligan Guide for the Aggro Abysscraft

Keep Beryl and Nightmare Incarnate

Beryl, Nightmare Incarnate

Beryl, Nightmare Incarnate is a very powerful play for Turns 1-3, and it's especially strong to play her on turn 1 with a Bonus Play Point when going second. Furthermore, playing multiple copies is also strong, so it's recommended to keep two copies of Beryl, Nightmare Incarnate if you draw multiple.

Keep Followers in the Early Game

Lilith, Enchanting Succubus	Mino, Shrewd Reaper
Little Miss Bonemancer	Yuna, Occult Hunter

You want to constantly play Followers on turns 2, 3, and 4, so any 1-3 Cost card can be kept by itself. As for the 4-Cost Yuna, Occult Hunter, only keep her if you also have plays for Turns 2 and 3.

Play Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed or Aragavy, Eternal Hunter

Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed

Aragavy, Eternal Hunter

Although these cards are powerful, Aggro Abysscraft prioritizes early game field development, so unlike Mid-Range Abysscraft, you don't keep them.

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