Izudia Forestcraft - Best Deck Recipe

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

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Deck Recipe

Alternate Cards

Tablet of Tribulations	- These cards can help you compress your deck and draw key pieces more easily which makes it simpler to assemble your winning combo
May, Journey Elf	- Can control the board - Less consistent, as it relies on building up combos

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Deck Rating
Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Control	Simple
Detail
- Stalls the game using removal and Restore effects until Izudia or Gilnelise becomes available - Capable of pressuring Control decks

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A Stall Deck That Can Deal 20 Damage At Once

Control Forestcraft is a Deck that uses destroy and restore effects after playing Izudia, Annihilation Manifest, to deal 20 damage and ending the game outright.

Izudia Forestcraft Deck - How to Play

Draw Through Your Deck Until You Reach 8 Play Points

From the early to mid-game, you need to keep destroying your opponent's cards while drawing to search for Combo pieces like Izudia, Annihilation Manifest.

Restore DP While Destroying Opponent’s Field With Krulle, Heir to Unkilling

Krulle, Heir to Unkilling can wipe the Field with a powerful AOE, and restores 1 defense point each time an enemy Follower is debuffed per turn. If you can keep Krulle, Heir to Unkilling in Ambush state and alive, you can trigger its restore effect multiple times.

Play Your First Izudia, Annihilation Manifest

Once you reach 8 Play Points, play your first Izudia, Annihilation Manifest to add Annihilating Onslaught to your Hand. At this point, if you don't have a second Izudia, Annihilation Manifest, keep drawing through your Deck to find it or bounce it back to your Hand.

Buy Time With Destroy and Restore

After playing Izudia, Annihilation Manifest, buy time with destroy and Restore until the Cost of Annihilating Onslaught is reduced.

Deal 20 Damage Using the second Izudia, Annihilation Manifest and Annihilating Onslaught

By reducing the Cost of Annihilating Onslaught to 2, you can Play it together with Izudia, Annihilation Manifest and deal 20 Damage directly to the Leader. Normally, it takes until Turn 12 at the earliest to reduce the Cost to 2, but with Bonus Play Point or Baby Carbuncle, you can achieve a One-Turn Kill even earlier.

One-Turn K.O Using Baby Carbuncle

If you reduce the cost of Annihilating Onslaught to 3, you can play Baby Carbuncle → Izudia, Annihilation Manifest → Super-Evolution Baby Carbuncle → Annihilating Onslaught, and achieve a 20-point One-Turn Kill. Also, don't forget to save your Super-Evolution for Baby Carbuncle.

Mulligan Guide for the Izudia Forestcraft

Keep Cards to Play in the Early Game

Hamlet of Unkilling	Fairy Fencer
Grimnir, Heavenly Gale	Glade, Fragrantwood Ward

It's fine to keep low-cost cards like Hamlet of Unkilling and Glade, Fragrantwood Ward. These are great for cycling through your deck and are useful for establishing a strong early game.

Counter Quick Boards with Removal

Krulle, Heir to Unkilling	Bestial Swipe
Gilnelise, Voracity Manifest	May, Journey Elf

Against an opponent who builds their board quickly in the early game, keep removal cards to defend yourself.

Secure Your Finisher Early If Possible

When your starting hand is already set up with early and mid-game cards, it's a great idea to hold onto Izudia, Annihilation Manifest. By doing this, you can guarantee that your finisher is ready to be played as quickly as possible.

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