Take Two: Dragoncraft Tier List and Best Card Picks in Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond. The guide includes Take Two Evaluation, features, and the best cards to pick for Shadowverse.
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Take Two Deck Classes
Take Two Card Tier ListDragoncraft's Take Two Rating and Features
| Take Two Recommendation | Medium (Ranked 3rd) |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | Normal |
A Class with high explosive power from the mid-game onwards
Dragoncraft has many powerful cards from the mid-game onwards, featuring destroy effects via AOE, Field board development with a single card, and abundant Storm Damage regardless of rarity. In Take Two, games tend to be long in the early meta where card power is low, so it's easy to fight in Dragoncraft's favored range is another one of its features.
Dragoncraft Take Two Tier Ranking
Rarity
Class
Evaluation Criteria
Evaluation Criteria and Pick Strategy
| Tier | Criteria |
|---|---|
| Tier 0 | An extremely powerful card that brings you closer to victory in an instant, and should be picked with the highest priority. Consider picking it even if its pair is D-Tier. |
| Tier 1 | A powerful card you'll generally want to pick. Basically, you should pick it unless there's an SS-Tier card on the other side. |
| Tier 2 | A relatively powerful card. It has few situations where it's weak, and it's generally safe to pick. |
| Tier 3 | A card that is strong in specific situations. Compared to A-Tier and above, the timing for its strength is limited, and you might decide not to take it depending on your Deck's situation. |
| Tier 4 | A relatively mediocre card. You'll generally want to avoid picking it, but if its pair is SS/S-Tier, you might have to consider it. |
| Tier 5 | A card that is better not to pick in most cases. It's one of the weakest cards in the presented card pool, and you should avoid it unless its pair is SS-Tier. |
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