Recommended Mid-Range Decks for Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond. This article features recommended Mid-Range Decks and low-Cost Decks.
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Mid-Range - Recommended Decks
Decks List
Mid-RangeCost: High
- A Deck that excels at building a strong board
- Capable of continuous board development from the early to late game
- Excellent against opponent Decks with low board clear capabilities
Mid-RangeCost: Medium
- A Deck based on Puppetry Followers.
- Its board clearing ability using Puppetry is top-class.
- Excellent late-game finishing power with Orchis, Newfound Heart.
Mid-RangeCost: Medium
- A Deck based on Artifact Cards.
- Forms a powerful board with Alouette, Doomwright Ward and Ralmia, Sonic Boom.
- Has removal, Restore, and damage, giving it high overall strength.
Mid-RangeCost: High
- A Mid-Range Deck that excels at building a board.
- Has powerful removal and can contest the board.
- Its weakness is a lack of direct damage from sources like Storm.- Dragoncraft RampTier
Mid-RangeCost: High
- Aims to ramp up Play Points ⇒ play large Followers.
- The large Followers available after ramping are abundant and powerful.
- The path to victory is simple, making it recommended for beginners. 
Mid-RangeCost: High
- A Deck based on Earth Sigil.
- Its early to mid-game development involving Golem is powerful.
- Currently seems somewhat inferior compared to Spellboost Runecraft.
Mid-RangeCost: Low
- Can be played with a similar feel to Mid-Range Swordcraft.
- Can fight with the same power as the original in the early game.
- You'll want to include Olivia, Heroic Dark Angel if you have her.
Mid-RangeCost: Low
- A board-flooding specialized type of Spellboost Runecraft.
- Has even greater board development power than the original up to Turn 6.
- Be aware that it loses steam in the late game due to a lack of finishers.
Mid-RangeCost: Low
- A Ramp-Up Dragoncraft deck with some cards substituted for low-rarity ones.
- If you can draw Garyu, Fabled Dragonkin, you can make almost the same plays as the original.
- Building it to be more aggressive by adding more Intimidate and Storm is also an option.
Mid-Range - Deck Recipe
Midrange Swordcraft
Follower 40 Spell 0 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 40,270 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Mid-range Abysscraft
Follower 29 Spell 8 Amulet 3 Deck Cost 49,770 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Earth Rite Runecraft
Follower 34 Spell 3 Amulet 3 Deck Cost 42,320 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Dragoncraft Ramp
Follower 29 Spell 11 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 51,550 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Puppet Portalcraft
Follower 36 Spell 1 Amulet 3 Deck Cost 35,020 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Artifact Portalcraft
Follower 27 Spell 13 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 34,100 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Free-to-Play Swordcraft
Follower 35 Spell 3 Amulet 2 Deck Cost 14,340 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Free-To-Play (F2P) Runecraft
Follower 16 Spell 24 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 16,660 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Free-to-Play Dragoncraft
Follower 29 Spell 11 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 14,420 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Characteristics of Mid-Range Decks
Versatile Mid-Game Specialist
Mid-Range in Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond refers to a deck trait that excels in the mid-game. It sits between Aggro and Control, and many are decks that can fight in a balanced way from the early to the late game.
Ideal for Flexible Fighters
Mid-Range decks can fight from the early to mid-game, making them recommended for those who want to play flexibly. Their flexibility provides a wide range of options, and many can be a bit difficult, so they are also recommended for those who prefer technical decks.
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| First Farer Missions | F2P Decks |
Artifact Portalcraft
Puppetry Portalcraft
Mid-Range Swordcraft
Spell Runecraft
Pixie Forestcraft
Puppetry AF Portalcraft
Storm Havencraft
Phase Dragoncraft
F2P Portalcraft
Aggro Swordcraft
Mid-Range Abysscraft
Ramp-Up Dragoncraft
F2P Forestcraft
Aggro Abysscraft
F2P Swordcraft
F2P Runecraft
F2P Dragoncraft
Earth Rite Runecraft
F2P Abysscraft
F2P Havencraft
