Face Dragoncraft - Best Deck Recipe

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

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Olivia, Heroic Dark Angel - Great for destroying an enemy follower and healing your leader at the same time. - Can also power up an Evolved follower with "Intimidate" that safely survived on the table from your previous turn.

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Chip Away the Opponent's Health with Intimidate and Storm

Phase Dragoncraft is a Deck that takes advantage of the stickiness of Intimidate Followers to continuously attack the enemy Leader. Ultimately, it aims to land a hit with Forte, Blackwing Dragoon, who has both Storm and Intimidate.

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Face Dragoncraft Deck - How to Play

Play Fan of Otohime on Turn 1

Fan of Otohime is an excellent card that lets you pay 3 Play Points to turn a card you don't need into 2 instant damage. If you can play it on turn 1, it makes piling on damage much easier and helps you flood the table with followers smoothly, making it your best possible move to start the game.

Play Cheap Followers Early

In the early game, play low-cost followers and immediately start attacking the enemy leader. Little Dragon Nanny summons an "Intimidate" follower. If this follower manages to survive, it can easily deal 3 or 4 damage all by itself over a few turns, so you should play it as aggressively as possible.

Fill Your Table While Destroying Theirs

Once Evolution turns begin, keep attacking the enemy leader while destroying just enough of the opponent's followers to keep yourself safe. Seasoned Merman is incredibly useful here because he adds a follower to your side while taking out an enemy. Try to keep the table clean to create a safe opening for your massive attackers like Forte or Odin later.

Finish Them with Instant Attacks

In the late game, use the "Storm" ability of Forte or Odin to deal the final blow. Make sure you lower the opponent's health enough early on so that two massive Super-Evolved attacks are all you need to win the game.

Do the Math and Ignore Their Followers

Even if the opponent has followers on the table, do some quick math. If you calculate that you can survive their next attack and win on your next turn, ignore their followers entirely and hit their leader! As long as you survive with at least 1 health, you win. The trick to playing an aggressive deck is to never waste time destroying enemy followers unless it is absolutely necessary to survive.

Mulligan Guide for the Face Dragoncraft

Early Game Moves and Keeping Forte, Blackwing Dragoon

Fan of Otohime

Little Dragon Nanny

Forte, Blackwing Dragoon

As this deck aims to play followers from the early game to attack the leader, you should keep low-cost followers. Also, Forte, Blackwing Dragoon is a powerful ace in the deck, so it's a good idea to keep her regardless of the other cards in your hand.

If You Have Plays for Turns 2 and 3, Keep 4 and 5-Cost Cards

Seasoned Merman

Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt

Since playing a follower on turn 2 or 3 and following up with Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt is a strong play, it is powerful to keep a follower playable on turn 2 or 3 and Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt together as a set. Also, since Seasoned Merman is also a strong tempo card on 5 Play Points, you'll want to keep it if you can afford to.

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