Tempo Forestcraft - Best Deck Recipe

Tempo Forestcraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.

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Tempo Forestcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternative Cards

Ambush from Above	- Becomes stronger in fights for the Field - Easy to Play naturally as it's 1 Cost - You don't want to draw duplicates in the early game
Fairy Tamer	- Easy to secure a number of Fairies in the early game - The body's Stats are low
Amataz, Origin Blader	- High Stats with an early game high-roll - Strong when you have Titania, Queen of Fairies on the field
Lionel, Ardent Elf	- Can create strong board development with a single card - Effectively 3 Cost with Bag Super-Evolution - Turns overlap with Aria, Lady of the Woods or Olivia, Heroic Dark Angel

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Aggro	Challenging
Detail
- An Aggro Deck centered around Pixies - Deals chip damage by buffing Pixies - Strong board development from the early game

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An Aggro Deck That Utilizes Pixie Support

Pixie Forestcraft is an Aggro Deck that deals damage by strengthening Pixies with cards like Aria, Lady of the Woods, and Cynthia, Chivalrous Elf. Compared to Reno Forestcraft, its strength is its strong early-game board presence, allowing it to win without relying on OTK.

Tempo Forestcraft - How to Play

Line Up Followers and Buff Them

Continue your board development with Fairies from the early game and attack the enemy Leader. You can quickly reduce their Defense by buffing the Followers that remain on the Field with Fay Twinkletoes or Cynthia, Chivalrous Elf.

Keep Building Your Board With Titania

If you can find an opportunity to Play Titania, Queen of Fairies, you can consistently build a Field from the mid-game onwards and secure enough Fairies to give Storm with Aria, Lady of the Woods.

Killer Rhinoceroach Is a Cheap Storm Threat

Killer Rhinoceroach in this Deck is used as a source of Damage in situations where it can get through. Its damage output increases in the late game, but it's fine to use it around the mid-game since you'll often be Playing cards like Odin, Twilit Fate in the late game.

Finish With a Storm Card Barrage

In the late game, use Super-Evolution on a Fairy that has been given Storm by Aria, Lady of the Woods, or on Odin, Twilit Fate to finish off their Defense.

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Keep Cards that Create Fairies

Fairy Convocation

Fencer

Titania

Since you want to line up Followers and attack the enemy Leader from the early game, focus on keeping low-cost Followers with the ability to create Fairies in your redraw phase.

Balance Out Your Fairy Supply with Titania

Although Titania, Queen of Fairies has a slightly high cost, once you play her, you'll almost never have to worry about your Fairy supply for the rest of the match, making her a card you'll want to keep.

When Going 2nd, Keep Only Aria

Super-Evolving Aria, Lady of the Woods on turn 6 when going 2nd is a powerful move, so it's recommended to keep her. However, when going 1st, the turn you can Super-Evolve is later, and playing her on turn 6 results in awkward tempo, so it's better to just redraw her.

Low-Cost Cards + Combo Cards

Killer Rhinoceroach

Bayle, Luxglaive Warrior

If you've already kept 1 or 2-cost cards or Titania, Queen of Fairies, you should also keep Killer Rhinoceroach, which becomes a powerful Storm follower from the mid-game onwards, or Bayle, Luxglaive Warrior, who can build strong field for 0 cost.

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