Kagemitsu Swordcraft - Deck Recipe and How to Play

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.

Kagemitsu Swordcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Card Replacement Candidates

	- Can reliably deal damage in the early game - Powerful if not dealt with
	- Can destroy the field while developing your own - Use while evolving followers on the field - High cost and can be clunky to play with other cards

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Intermediate
Detail
- Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior-based Aggro Deck - Advantageous against Combo Decks with Storm Followers - Strong mid-game Field

User Score

A Deck that attacks with Kagemitsu and Storm

Kagemitsu Swordcraft is a Deck that attacks the enemy Leader with high-damage Storm cards in the late game. It excels at dealing damage to the enemy Leader with Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior, Centaur Centurion, and Ravening Tentacles.

Kagemitsu Swordcraft - How to Play

Play Followers Nonstop Until Mid Game

In the early game, consistently develop your low-cost followers. In particular, it's recommended to play Kagemitsu, a key card for the late game, as early as possible.

Super-Evolve Kagemitsu

Once you reach a turn where you can Super-Evolve, Super-Evolve Kagemitsu and attack the enemy leader. At this time, you can cover Kagemitsu's vulnerability by clearing the field with removal cards like Valse, Hound of War, and Jeno.

Aim for the Finish with Damage from Hand

In the late game, overwhelm your opponent with Albert, Centaur Centurion, and Ravening Tentacles. It's crucial to decide whether to use Kagemitsu's second Super-Evolution on Kagemitsu himself to deal 10 or more damage with other damage cards, or to wait until 9 Play Points to aim for lethal with Albert.

Mulligan Guide for the Kagemitsu Swordcraft

Always Keep Kagemitsu

Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior is an important card that, when played in the early game, maintains your field until the mid-game and deals damage in the late game, so you'll always want to keep it in your opening hand.

Keep 2-Cost Cards and Zirconia

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Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward

To stabilize your early game, you should always keep at least one 2-cost follower. Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward is also a strong play on turns 4 and 5, so you might want to save it for these turns.

If You Have a 2-Cost, Keep 1- and 3-Cost Cards

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Valse, Silent Sniper

If you have a 2-cost card, it's recommended to also keep 1- and 3-cost cards to stabilize your plays from turns 1 to 3.

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