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

Follower 34 Spell 3 Amulet 3 Deck Cost 63,860 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Alternate Cards
![]() | ![]() ![]() - Counter for Vira, Luminous Primal Knight |
Rating
| Deck Rating | |
|---|---|
| Tier | |
| Range | Play Difficulty |
| Control | Simple |
| Detail | |
| - High finishing power from Izudia, Annihilation Manifest - New card pack strengthened its mid-game by making use of new evolution mechanic - High durability with Restore and Ward | |
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A Deck That Stalls to Set Up Izudia’s 20-Damage Finish
Control Forestcraft aims to survive until it can play Izudia, Annihilation Manifest, and follow up with Annihilating Onslaught for 20 damage. Destroy and Restore effects help clear the board after Izudia, while Evolution boosts both survivability and pressure to get the victory.
Izudia Forestcraft Deck - How to Play
Control the Board and Cycle Until 8 Play Points

In the early to mid‑game, focus on removing enemy followers while drawing through your deck. Tools like Hamlet of Unkilling let you stabilize the board and dig for your combo pieces, most importantly Izudia, Annihilation Manifest.
Deploy Your First Izudia, Annihilation Manifest

Once you reach 8 Play Points, drop your first Izudia, Annihilation Manifest to generate an Annihilating Onslaught. From here, your priority is to secure access to a second Izudia by either cycling aggressively to draw another copy, or use bounces to return Izudia to your hand.
Stall for turns with destroy and restore effects

After deploying Izudia, Annihilation Manifest, your priority shifts to buying time until Annihilating Onslaught’s cost is discounted. Use destroy and restore abilities until its cost is reduced.
Sustain Pressure with Yuel & Societte’s Super‑Evolution

Yuel & Societte, Dancing Duo’s Super‑Evolution is a key survival tool which grants you a free evolve every turn. This not only fuels consistent removal but also lets you survive while conserving your final Super‑Evolution Point. Evolving high‑impact cards like Kou & You, Love and Hatred are good moves.
Finish with 20 Damage Using Izudia + Annihilating Onslaught

Once Annihilating Onslaught has been reduced to 2 Play Points, you can pair it with Izudia, Annihilation Manifest in the same turn to deal 20 damage directly. Normally, this cost reduction is only achieved by turn 12 at the earliest, but with Bonus Play Points or support from Carbuncle, you can accelerate the setup and threaten a lethal turn much earlier.
Accelerate the OTK with Carbuncle

If Annihilating Onslaught is reduced to 3 Play Points, you can still execute a lethal combo one turn earlier by sequencing:Carbuncle → Izudia, Annihilation Manifest → Super‑Evolve Carbuncle → Annihilating Onslaught.
This sequence delivers the full 20‑damage One‑Turn Kill, provided you’ve saved a Super‑Evolution point specifically for Carbuncle. Proper resource management here is critical because without that final evolve, the combo falls short.
Mulligan Guide for the Izudia Forestcraft
Keep a Draw Engine or Izudia, Annihilation Manifest
Hamlet of Unkilling | Gran & Djeeta, Valiant Skyfarers |
Glade, Fragrantwood Ward | Izudia, Annihilation Manifest |
Your primary goal is to draw into Izudia, Annihilation Manifest as early as possible. , so keep draw engines like Hamlet of Unkilling, Gran & Djeeta, and keep Izudia, Annihilation Manifest if you got lucky on your opening hand.
Disruption Cards for Strong Early Game Opponents
Against decks that pressure the board early, it's best to keep removal cards.
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