Spellboost Runecraft - Best Deck Recipe

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

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Spellboost Runecraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Alternate Cards

Metamorphosis of the Dawnblossom	- A great cheap spell that lets you draw 2 cards
Ms. Miranda, Adored Academic	- Excellent at destroying enemy followers when you Evolve her. - Helps charge up your "Spellboost" card.
Seraphic Tidings	- Lets you draw 2 cards without any negative effects - Costing 3 Play Points makes it a bit expensive to use
Sagelight Teachings	- Mainly used just to heal your leader - Has limited situational uses
Wamdus, Water Personified	- Builds a terrifying army that puts huge pressure on the opponent - Excellent at completely locking the opponent out of the game
Unleashed	- Lets you destroy enemy followers and draw cards at the exact same time - The downside is that it deals damage to your own leader
Woodsong Haikumaster	- Can become completely free to play if you charge it up with "Spellboost" - Drawing a card and charging your other cards at the same time is incredibly powerful
Rune Portal	- Completely wipes out all followers on the board and heals your leader - It costs a lot of Play Points, making it hard to find the right moment to play it

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Combo	Intermediate
Detail
- Overwhelms opponents by building a powerful board - Board can be strengthened further using Ara, Dawnblossom - Suffers from low consistency

Establishes a Devastating Mid-Game

Runecraft Spellboost is a deck that rapidly cycles spells to build Spellboost and then unleashes threats like Blaze Destroyer and Ara, Dawnblossom to dominate the mid‑game. With a strong hand and proper sequencing, it can generate an overwhelming board that’s very difficult to answer, and an extremely satisfying deck to play.

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Spellboost Runecraft Deck - How to Play

Draw Cards and Charge Up

In the early game, play spells like "Foresight," "Radiant Rainbow," and "Homework Time!" to draw new cards while charging up your "Spellboost" cards at the same time. Think of this early stage as your preparation phase to completely fill the board with followers later in the game.

Clear the Table and Draw with Crystalspawn

Charge up your hand using "Advent of the Eld Crystals" and "Bewitching Eld Crystals," and then play "Crystalspawn" to wipe out enemy followers. Casting the 'Reaved Order' spell on Crystalspawn is a fantastic move, because it lets you draw two powerful Runecraft followers that get stronger the more you cast spells.

Wipe the Enemies and Build a Wall with Anne & Grea

Once you have 5 play points, play "Anne & Grea" to destroy enemy followers and charge up your hand even more. You can create an unstoppable army by playing your cheap, fully-charged followers safely hidden behind the massive 'Ward' of the 'Great Spirit' they summon.

Drop Your Followers in One Giant Wave

Instead of playing your charged-up followers one by one as soon as you can, save them up and play a whole group of them at the exact same time. This makes it incredibly difficult for your opponent to destroy all of them. After all, your main way to win with this deck is to attack the enemy leader directly using whatever followers survive their turn.

Don't Give Them a Chance to Breathe

Once you start dropping your followers on the field, keep the pressure on. Keep filling the board every single turn. Your chances of winning will skyrocket if you patiently hold your cards at first, and then suddenly explode by playing wave after wave of followers without stopping.

Refill Your Hand with Dimension Climb

Playing so many followers will quickly empty your hand, but by casting "Dimension Climb," you draw fresh cards and instantly get your play points back, letting you keep the pressure on. If you draw boss monsters like Kuon or Anne & Grea this way, play them immediately to overwhelm the opponent.

Finish the Game with "Storm" Attacks

End the game using cards with "Storm" (who can attack instantly), such as Kuon, Odin, or the "Falcon" you summon by Evolving Ara. Because this deck builds such terrifying armies in the middle of the game, you can sometimes completely crush the opponent and win as early as turn 7 using Kuon or Odin.

Transform Your Minions with Ara

Play Ara once her cost is reduced by your Spellboosts, destroy an enemy follower, and Evolve her to magically transform one of your own followers into a "Falcon" that attacks immediately. The best trick is to transform a follower that has already attacked this turn, or a useless 'Onion Patch', into a fresh Falcon for extra damage.

The Ultimate One-Hit Knockout with Kuon

When you are getting close to 10 play points and the opponent has 14 or less health, save your "Demonic Call" spell. If you use Demonic Call to summon and destroy a 'Demonic Shikigami', the giant 'Noble Shikigami' summoned by your 10-cost Kuon will be permanently boosted to 13 attack. You can then use Kuon's Super-Evolution to give that massive monster "Storm" and win the game in one giant hit.

Mulligan Guide for the Spellboost Runecraft

Keep Spellboost Cards and Spellboost Target Cards

Spellboost Cards
Foresight	Homework Time!
Anne & Grea, Mysterian Duo	Bergent, Rejected Artes
Spellboost Target Cards
Demonic Call	Dimension Climb

You should individually keep low-cost draw cards that let you draw and build up Spellboost from the early game, and cards you want to build up Spellboost for and play early such as Anne & Grea, Mysterian Duo and Bergent, Rejected Artes, which are powerful on your 5 Play Point turn.

Keep Spellboost Cards and Spellboost Target Cards as a Set

Spellboost and Spellboost Target Card Sets
Radiant Rainbow	Blaze Destroyer

If you have a Spellboost target card, keep it as a set with Radiant Rainbow, which lets you Spellboost twice and draw a card. If you have a Spellboost card, keep it as a set with Blaze Destroyer, which has its Cost reduced and gains powerful Stats via Spellboost.

In Aggro Matchups, Keep Field Removal Cards

Field Removal Cards
Advent of the Eld Crystals	Bewitching Eld Crystals	Stormy Blast

When facing potential Aggro decks like Swordcraft or Abysscraft, be sure to keep cards that can clear the field. Be warned that if you ignore their early board development, they may end up winning the game outright.

Keep Reaved Order as a Set with Cards that Generate Crystalspawn

Since Reaved Order cannot be used without a Crystalspawn, keep it as a set with Advent of the Eld Crystals or Bewitching Eld Crystals, which can generate a Crystalspawn. It's a powerful card because it fetches a Runecraft Follower, which means you can guarantee fetching a Spellboost Follower or a Spellboost target Follower.

How to Counter the Spellboost Runecraft

Play Followers Early to Keep the Pressure On

Runecraft Spellboost has very few low‑cost followers, which means they often struggle to take back the field if they fall behind. Play followers early so your opponent is forced to answer them while you chip away at the enemy leader’s defense.

Use Anne & Grea to Make a Field That’s Hard to Clear

Right before your opponent’s evolution turn, Anne & Grea, Mysterian Duo lets you set up a field that’s hard to wipe out. Try playing two followers with at least 4 Defense like Mireille & Risette, Penitent Duo, or filling the field with several followers so they can’t clear everything at once.

Prepare for Blaze Destroyer’s Push

Runecraft Spellboost can put out a very strong field in the mid‑game. If you can’t clear cards like Blaze Destroyer, you may lose on the spot. Keep cards like Stormy Blast or Sincerity of the Dewdrop ready so you can answer their big turns.

Make Them Spend Evolution Points

Earth Rite Spell Runecraft deals most of its damage with cards that require Evolution Points, such as Ara, Dawnblossom and Kuon, Fivefold Master. By putting followers on the field and forcing them to evolve defensively, you reduce their ability to finish the game and gain the upper hand

Avoid Their OTK by Leaving the Field Empty

Earth Rite Spell Runecraft has strong One‑Turn Kill setups, such as Shikigami Kuon + Dimension Climb + Kuon, Fivefold Master. You can avoid this by ending your turn with no followers on the field. With no targets, Shikigami won’t activate, and their OTK falls apart. If your deck also has a One‑Turn Kill combo, this is a good time to aim for it.

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