Izudia Forestcraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.
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Izudia Forestcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating
Deck Recipe
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Follower 31 Spell 6 Amulet 3 Deck Cost 71,380 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Alternate Cards
 |   - Great for picking off small enemy followers early on - Can be used without reducing the number of cards in your hand |
 | - Can play Congregant of Unkilling for 8 cost |
 |    - Makes it easier to clear multiple followers - May consume a Super-Evolution Point |
 | - Can restore while clearing two enemy followers - Cannot restore if there are no followers to target |
 | - Useful for searching your deck to find a second copy of Izudia, Annihilation Manifest |
Rating
| Deck Rating | |
|---|---|
Tier  | |
| Range | Play Difficulty |
| Control | Simple |
| Detail | |
| - Strong finishing power with Izudia, Annihilation Manifest - Miroku, Swarmpetal makes it easier to set up an early One-Turn Kill - Durable deck that has Restore and Ward | |
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Stall for Time to Secure a 20-Damage OTK with Izudia
Izudia Forestcraft is a control-focused deck designed to survive the early game through constant healing and removal, all to set up a massive 20-damage OTK with Annihilating Onslaught. Thanks to the addition of Miroku, Swarmpetal and Fairy Beastwhisperer, the deck is now much more consistent, making it easier than ever to stabilize and reach your powerful Izudia turns.
Izudia Forestcraft Deck - How to Play
Control the Field and Draw Toward Turn 8
During the early to mid-game, your main goal is to wipe out enemy followers while cycling through your deck to find combo pieces like Izudia. Evolving Glade, Fragrantwood Ward is one of your strongest moves because it provides both AoE removal and card draw at the same time.
Set Up Your First Izudia
As soon as you hit 8 Play Points, play your first Izudia to add the Annihilating Onslaught spell to your hand. If you don't have a second Izudia yet, keep using your draw effects aggressively to find one, you'll need it to finish the game.
Stall the Match with Healing and Removal
After your first Izudia, you need to buy time until the cost of Annihilating Onslaught drops. Focus entirely on staying alive through healing and clearing the field. Deepwood Fairy Beast can restore a massive 9 health, making it your best tool for surviving until your final turn.
Use Fairy Beastwhisperer
Fairy Beastwhisperer makes it much easier to handle threats while keeping your DP up. You can use her Rush ability to save your Evolution Points (EP), or buff her with Gilnelise to massively increase the healing you get from Drain.
Execute the 20-Damage OTK
Once you reduce the cost of Annihilating Onslaught to 2, you can play it alongside your second Izudia to deal exactly 20 damage for a guaranteed OTK. While this usually happens on Turn 12, you can speed this up significantly using Bonus Play Points or Miroku, Swarmpetal.
Speed Up the OTK with Miroku, Swarmpetal
If your Annihilating Onslaught cost has reached 3, you can pull off the 20-damage OTK one turn early by playing Miroku, then Izudia, evolving Miroku, and finally the spell. Since you need to evolve Miroku, make sure you have an EP ready (or use Ewiyar’s Skybound Art to recover one) before you start the combo.
Mulligan Guide for the Izudia Forestcraft
Prioritize Your Draw Engine and Izudia
Since this is a Deck centered around a One-Turn Kill with Izudia, Annihilation Manifest, the basic strategy in your mulligan is to keep Izudia, Annihilation Manifest or a draw engine that can find it. Glade, Fragrantwood Ward also works as removal.
Since your goal is to set up a One-Turn Kill (OTK) with Izudia, your main priority in the starting hand is to keep Izudia or any card that helps you draw into him. Glade, Fragrantwood Ward is a great keep because it helps you cycle through your deck while doubling as a defender.
Hold Defensive Tools Against Aggressive Decks
If you’re facing a deck that floods the field early, you should hold onto your removal cards. Miroku, Swarmpetal is incredibly versatile since it can clear threats early or help you reach lethal later. If your opponent isn't pressuring you, try to save Miroku.
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