Aggro Swordcraft - Best Deck Recipe

This is a deck list and guide for Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior Storm Swordcraft. It also includes counters for Aggro Swordcraft decks that use Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior.

Aggro Swordcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternative Cards

Ironcrown Majesty	- Powerful when you can buff multiple followers - Easier to play as Ambush becomes more common - Can also be an early game play
Twinblade Goblin	- Can destroy for 1 cost in the late game - Also strong when played on turn 1 or with Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward - You won't have leftover Play Points when playing high-cost cards
Jeno, Levin Axeraider	- Desirable against decks with strong board development - As the 4th copy or more of Odin, Twilit Fate - Its plays are awkward without Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior or Ambush
Seria, Gunslinger Maid	- Effective against Aggro Abysscraft, etc.
Phildau, Lionheart Ward	- Can deal with high-stats followers - Easy to use as a 2/2/2 with no drawbacks

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Intermediate
Detail
- An Aggro Deck focused on Storm and Ambush - Has strong early-game plays and is advantageous against slower Decks - Has plenty of Storm damage

User Score

Aggro Deck Using Ambush and Storm

Aggro Swordcraft is an Aggro deck that deals damage to the opponent using Storm and Ambush while spreading units across the board. When Super-Evolution becomes available, this deck can overpower the opponent by repeatedly summoning powerful Storm followers.

Aggro Swordcraft - How to Play

Maintain Early-Mid Follower Pressure

In the early to mid-game, continuously develop Followers and attack the enemy Leader. In particular, buffing your wide board of Followers with Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward is a powerful play, and since you can sometimes win the game outright if your opponent can't answer it, you should proactively go for it.

Use Ambush or Kagemitsu to Set Up

Around turn 6, prepare for your finisher on the Super-Evolution turns by playing Valse, Silent Sniper, or Shinobi Squirrel, or if you haven't already, play Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior.

Secure Win with Direct Hand Damage

In the late game, attack with your Ambush followers and Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior, along with damage-dealing cards like Odin, Twilit Fate, and Albert, Levin Stormsaber. Since Odin, Twilit Fate can reliably deal damage through Ward, it's easy and powerful to attack with him alongside your Ambush followers and Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior.

Mulligan Guide for the Aggro Swordcraft

Keep 2-Cost cards and Zirconia

Luminous Lancetrooper

Prim, Princess's Picnic

Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward

Keep 2-Cost Followers to stabilize the early turns of the game. Prim, Princess's Picnic is a must-keep since even just a single copy can lock down your board for several turns and buy you the breathing room you need.. Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward is also a solid keep and can be used on turns 4 and 5 which can really help swing the board back in your favor.

You Need More Low Cost Cards

Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior

Valse, Silent Sniper

If you’ve already got a 2-cost card in your hand, consider keeping a 1-cost and a 3-cost card as well to keep the board busy for the next 3 turns.

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