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.

Face Dragoncraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternative Cards

Indomitable Fighter	- Can be played on both turn 2 and turn 4 in the early game - Playing it on turn 3 with EXPP is powerful - Marion, Ravishing Dragonewt has higher priority
Apollo, Heaven's Envoy	- Strong against decks that go wide in the early game - Its base stats are modest
Strike of the Dragonewt	- Helps with contesting the field in the early game - Majestic Megalorca's Rush is often enough for removal

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Intermediate
Detail
- An Aggro Deck mainly consisting of Intimidate and Storm Followers - Puts on pressure from the early game to bring the opponent's Defense to 0 - Strong against Combo Decks

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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.

Face Dragoncraft - How to Play

Using Fan of Otohime on Turn 1 is Ideal

Fan of Otohime is a card that lets you pay 3 Cost to turn an unneeded card in your Hand into 2 Storm damage. If you can play it on turn 1 without difficulty, it becomes easier to deal damage later and makes your board development smoother, so it's the move you most want to aim for on turn 1.

Set Up Low-Cost Followers

In the early game, develop low-Cost Followers and just keep attacking the enemy Leader. Little Dragon Nanny can summon an Intimidate Follower, and if it manages to survive, a single one can sometimes deal 3-4 damage, making it a Follower you'll want to play proactively.

Build while clearing the field

From your Evolution Turns onward, attack the enemy Leader with your remaining Followers while moderately clearing their Field. Seasoned Merman in particular is a powerful card as it can both develop your Field and clear the opponent's. Focus on clearing the Field to create a situation where it's easy to play Forte, Blackwing Dragoon or Odin, Twilit Fate.

Attack Relentlessly with Intimidate or Storm Followers

In the late game, finish them off with Storm damage from Forte, Blackwing Dragoon or Odin, Twilit Fate. Make sure to chip away at their Defense so you can finish them off with the damage from two Super-Evolved Storm attacks.

Count Your Opponent's Damage and Ignore the Field

Even if the opponent's Followers remain on the Field, if you calculate that you'll survive their damage (including from their Hand) and can win with Storm on your next Turn, ignore the Field and aggressively Attack the enemy Leader. The trick is not to clear more than necessary, as long as you have at least 1 Defense remaining.

Mulligan Guide for the Face Dragoncraft

Early Game Plays and Keeping Forte

Fan of Otohime

Little Dragon Nanny

Forte, Blackwing Dragoon

This is a deck that develops followers during the early game to attack the enemy leader, so keep low-cost followers. Additionally, since Forte is a powerful ace in this deck, it's a good idea to keep her regardless of your other cards.

If You Have Turn 2-3 Plays, Keep 4-5 Cost Cards

Seasoned Merman

Marion

It's powerful to play a follower on turn 2 or 3 and follow up with Marion, so keeping a follower for turns 2-3 and Marion together is a strong move. Also, Seasoned Merman is a powerful tempo play for 5 PP, so you'll want to keep him if your hand allows it.

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