This article is about building a Swordcraft deck in Shadowverse: World Beyond's Take Two game mode. Read to discover the best picks and tier ranking for the Swordcraft class.
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Take Two Classes
Swordcraft Take Two Evaluation and Features
| Recommended for Take Two | High (Ranked No. 1) |
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| Difficulty | Easy |
High individual card power with no weaknesses from early to late game
Swordcraft's strength lies in its high average power per card. It has multiple Gold and Legendary cards that can end the game on their own, and its Bronze and Silver cards also provide powerful board development, destroy, and damage, making it a Deck Class without any weaknesses.
Swordcraft Take Two Tier Ranking
Rarity
Class
- Tier 0
- Tier 1
- Tier 2
- Tier 3
- Tier 4
- Tier 5
Evaluation Criteria
Evaluation Criteria and Picking Strategy
| Tier | Criteria |
|---|---|
| Tier0 | Extremely powerful cards that bring you much closer to victory and should be picked with the highest priority. Consider picking even if paired with a D-Tier card. |
| Tier1 | Powerful cards that you'll generally want to pick. Pick them unless they are paired with an SS-Tier card. |
| Tier2 | Relatively powerful cards. They have few weak situations and are generally safe picks. |
| Tier3 | Situationally strong cards. Compared to A-Tier and above, their effectiveness is limited to specific moments. You might decide not to pick them depending on your Deck's situation. |
| Tier4 | Relatively mediocre cards. You should generally avoid picking them, but you might have to if they are paired with an SS/S-Tier card. |
| Tier5 | Cards that are best avoided in most cases. These are among the weakest cards in the pool, and you should avoid them unless they are paired with an SS-Tier card. |
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