Mid-range Abysscraft - Best Deck Recipe

Mid-range Abysscraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.

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Mid-range Abysscraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternate Cards

Vuella, the Blastwing	- Can deal high damage in combination with a Storm follower's Super-Evolution - Provides strong early‑game field control
Vaseraga, Unyielding Scythe	- Hard to remove follower - Has synergy with Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed
Shadowcrypt Memorial	- Has synergy with Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed - Useful for Necromancy management
Medusa, Venomfang Royalty	- Acts as a counter to Norman, Adamant Alchemist or Wilbert, Desolate Paladin - Can save EP
Belial, Archangel of Cunning	- Serves as an alternate win condition when direct lethal is difficult - Excellent AoE effect
Milteo & Luzen	- Removes troublesome followers - Does not rely on Super-Evolution

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Mid-Range	Intermediate
Detail
- An aggro deck focused on board development and Storm - Has a strong early game and is favored against slow Decks

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Dominant Board Presence and Reliable Finishers

Midrange Abysscraft builds a strong field from early to mid-game, and in the late game, it leverages field advantage to finish the opponent with Odin, Twilit Fate and Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed. Its high offensive power makes it especially effective against Combo decks.

Mid-range Abysscraft Deck - How to Play

Develop your field and attack the enemy Leader

In the early game, play Ghastly Soiree and Fickle Necromancer to develop your field while attacking the enemy Leader.

Retake board control with Aragavy, Eternal Hunter and Supplicant of Entwining

Clearing the opponent's field with Aragavy, Eternal Hunter or Supplicant of Entwining is powerful. Their ability to clear the opponent's field is high, and their stats after Evolution are also high, so you can clear the opponent's field while simultaneously applying pressure.

Drain your opponent's resources with Congregant of Entwining and Rulenye & Valnareik

If you can get Congregant of Entwining or a Rulenye & Valnareik that was developed by Scream Diffusion onto the field, you can force your opponent into making awkward plays by making them wary of a Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed on the following turns, making it easier to build an EP (Evolution Point) advantage.

Mulligan Guide for the Mid-range Abysscraft

Keep Low-Cost Cards to Play in the Early Game

Cards for the Early Game
Ghastly Soiree	Devious Lesser Mummy
Mino, Shrewd Reaper	Fickle Necromancer

In the early game, it’s strong to develop multiple followers and make a tempo play, so keep low‑cost followers. For Devious Lesser Mummy, you ideally want to play it with Storm, so only keep it if you don’t expect to have another 2‑cost follower.

When Going 2nd, Keep a Supplicant Along with Low-Cost Cards

When going second, keep Supplicant along with your low‑cost cards. It can take back the field through Evolution after the opponent gains early control by going first.

Keep Aragavy Against Wide‑Board Decks

Keep Aragavy, Eternal Hunter against opponents who focus on developing wide boards, such as Swordcraft. Since this deck struggles when it loses field advantage, Aragavy’s AoE is important for dealing with opponents who aggressively takes control of the field.

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