Fennie Ramp Dragoncraft - Best Deck Recipe

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

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Fennie Ramp Dragoncraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternate Cards

Warrior of the Deep	- Strong because it can deal damage even through Ward.
Garyu, Fabled Dragonkin	- Low damage but can develop a strong field in general - There's a lot of other cards competing for Super-Evolution

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Control	Simple
Detail
- Aims to play more high-cost Followers by taking advantage of Play Point boost - After playing Fennie, Prismatic Phoenix, the Deck's power ramps up - Inconsistent at times, but is an explosive deck

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Overwhelm the Field with Cost-Reduced Cards

A Fennie Dragoncraft deck thrives on explosive tempo swings—once Fennie, Prismatic Phoenix hits the board, the deck floods the field with cost-reduced Followers that overwhelm your opponent. Its strength lies in the burst potential unlocked by a well-timed Fennie play.

Fennie Ramp Dragoncraft Deck - How to Play

Play Ramp-Up Cards in the Early Game

In the early game, boost your Play Points with Dragonsign or Liu Feng, Goldennote Ward to play high-Cost Followers as early as possible from the mid-game onwards. It's also important not to give up too much field presence by playing a 2-Cost Follower, or by covering with Seasoned Merman or Neptune, Arbiter of Tides on the turn after you Ramp-Up.

Play Fennie When There's an Opening

If you can successfully play Fennie, Prismatic Phoenix, you can gain an advantage against most Decks but only if you can drag the game out.. If the opponent has a lot of Followers on the field, don't risk it. Instead, play Fennie after gaining field advantage with either Neptune, Arbiter of Tides or Garyu, Fabled Dragonkin.

Overwhelm Opponents Without Playing Fennie or Phoenix

Depending on the opponent's Deck,, rather than forcing to play Fennie, Prismatic Phoenix, you can instead overwhelm your opponent by continuously building a field with Followers like Neptune, Arbiter of Tides and Garyu, Fabled Dragonkin.

Build Field and Use Storm When Ready

Whether you play Fennie, Prismatic Phoenix or not, you should continue to develop a strong field until the opponent can no longer deal with it, and when their own field shows cracks, aim to chip away at the enemy leader's health with Genesis Dragon Reborn or Odin, Twilit Fate.

Mulligan Guide for the Fennie Ramp Dragoncraft

Prioritize 2-Cost Cards and Dragonsign

Dragonsign

Filene

Call of the Megalorca

Ramp Dragoncraft can't show its strength without boosting its Play Points, so prioritize finding Dragonsign. Also, if you can't play a 2-Cost Follower on turn 2, you'll take a lot of damage in the early game, so it's essential to find a 2-Cost Follower.

You Can Also Keep Liu Feng When Going Second

When going second, in addition to Dragonsign, Liu Feng, Goldennote Ward is also a powerful boost on turn 4, so you can keep it. When going first, keeping Liu Feng, Goldennote Ward tends to weaken your early game, so it's recommended to redraw.

Ramp Cards + Low-Cost Cards + Mid-Cost Cards

Seasoned Merman

Draconic Strike

Neptune

If you have both a ramp card and a Follower to play in the early game, you can make up for the tempo loss after ramping by also keeping a mid-Cost card that you can play on the turn after you ramp. Make sure you have a follow-up play for the turn after boosting your Play Points.

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