Mode Abysscraft - Best Deck Recipe

Mode Abysscraft 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

Reaper's Deathslash	- Incredibly strong because it costs only 1 play point and is able to remove an enemy follower
Chaos Cyclone	- A great way to draw extra cards while helping you unlock your special Modes
Baal, Elemental Resonance	- Makes it much easier to stop the opponent from filling their side of the field early on - Also helps you unlock your special Modes
Lyria, Skydestined	- Makes it incredibly easy to search your deck and find your most important cards
Cerberus, Hellfire Unleashed	- Extremely dangerous if the opponent leaves it unchecked on the board - Great for going on the attack and healing your leader
Belial, Archangel of Cunning	- Gives you a completely new way to win the game using its Super Skybound Art - Also fantastic at clearing out the enemy's followers

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Tier
Range	Play Difficulty
Control	Intermediate
Detail
- A control deck that builds Faith Value to unleash powerful Mode cards - Offers strong resource generation and deck cycling - Highly consistent, with very few unfavorable matchups

Control with a Powerful Mode

This deck centers on accumulating Sham-Nacha’s Faith to unlock enhanced Mode cards that dominate the board. Once Faith is fully charged, the deck unleashes explosive power capable of overwhelming the field and closing out games decisively.

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Mode Abysscraft Deck - How to Play

Build Up Your Faith Count

In the early to mid-game, play your Mode cards to increase your Faith count. Because Mode cards are so flexible, giving you options to either knock out enemy followers or put your own attackers on the field, you can easily switch between playing defensively or going on the attack depending on what kind of deck your opponent is using.

Summon a Bat for Fediel

Make sure you play Winged Servants early on to summon a Bat, because you'll want to bring that exact Bat back to life later using Fediel, Darkness Personified's Reanimate ability. Doing this lets you automatically evolve the Bat and heal your leader using its Drain ability.

Don't Waste Cards Just to Gain Faith

If you rush to gain Faith by evolving your followers when the enemy has no attackers out, or by wasting Screaming and Loathing when there's nothing threatening on the board, you'll likely run out of cards and lose later in the game. You will win much more often if you focus on carefully managing the back-and-forth fight for the field during the middle of the game, rather than just racing to get your Faith as high as possible.

Plan How to Unlock Your Faith Bonus

Once your Faith reaches 10, your cards become incredibly powerful, allowing you to choose multiple [Mode] abilities at the exact same time. When you are getting close to 10 Faith, think carefully about exactly which card you will play to cross that finish line, and which Mode abilities you want to unleash right after playing Sham-Nacha, Heir to Entwining.

How You Play Sham-Nacha is Crucial

For example, instead of super-evolving Congregant to reach your 10th Faith and *then* playing Sham-Nacha, you get much more value if you hit 10 Faith using a card's Fanfare ability *before* Sham-Nacha hits the field. That way, you can use a super-evolution while your Faith bonus is fully active! Figuring out how to play Sham-Nacha for maximum impact is the single most important skill to learn with this deck.

Consider Stealing with Sham-Nacha's Super-Evolution

Additionally, if you manage to hit 10 Faith without spending your super-evolution, you can use Sham-Nacha's super-evolution to steal one of your opponent's cards. You should absolutely aim for this trick when your opponent plays incredibly annoying followers like Ginsetsu & Yuzuki, Twin Calamities or Vira, Luminous Primal Knight. Always plan a turn ahead to get the most out of Sham-Nacha!

The Choice: Attack Early or Wait for the Faith Bonus

Cards like Congregant of Entwining and Rulenye are very hard for the opponent to deal with if you play them early, but their power level skyrockets if you wait until your Faith is active. Because of this, deciding whether to force the opponent on the defensive early, or hold your cards for a massive combo later is a huge part of the strategy. Pay attention to what your opponent is doing to help you make the right choice!

Clear the Enemy's Followers and Heal with Fediel

Use Fediel, Darkness Personified to bring a Bat back to life, heal your leader with its Drain ability, and knock out enemy followers all at once. Just remember that a Bat must have been destroyed earlier in the match for this to work.

Play Armes and Force the Opponent to Deal With It

Armes is a terrifying follower that is incredibly hard to get rid of: she has the Aura ability, cannot be destroyed by spell effects, and automatically destroys any enemy follower she clashes with! If you super-evolve her, she can attack 3 times in a single turn, giving her the power to win the game instantly if the opponent can't stop her. You will definitely want to save a super-evolution point so you can safely unleash Armes.

After Unlocking Faith, Take Control and Deal Damage

Once your Faith is active, use your newly-upgraded Mode cards like Congregant of Entwining, Ginsetsu & Yuzuki, Twin Calamities, and Rulenye & Valnareik to take complete control of the field, constantly threaten the enemy leader, and force the opponent to use up all their best cards.

Save Up Your Damage Against Decks That Heal a Lot

If you are playing against an opponent who gains a lot of health, hold onto your Wings of Desire and Scream Diffusion cards instead of playing them right away. If you save them in your hand, you can cast two copies of Wings of Desire on a Scream Diffusion to blast the enemy leader for 10 damage without spending any play points.

After Saving Your Damage, Heal Up With Ginsetsu & Yuzuki or Gilnelise

By holding onto your damage cards like Rulenye, you can trick your opponent into playing all their followers at once. If you can punish them for overcommitting by dropping Ginsetsu & Yuzuki, Twin Calamities, you can completely wipe out their attackers while healing your leader and exhausting their resources. You'll win far more games once you master this careful dance between waiting patiently and striking hard.

Mulligan Guide for the Mode Abysscraft

Keep Cards That Build Your Faith

Castle of Entwining	Devotee of Entwining	Supplicant of Entwining
Screaming and Loathing	Gran & Djeeta, Valiant Skyfarers

You want to start using Mode cards as soon as the match begins, so hold onto cheap cards that have a Mode ability. Using Entwining cards is great because they can trigger a Mode twice. This helps you reach your goals much faster while letting you draw extra cards and deal with enemy followers at the same time.

Keep Winged Servants to Support Fediel

Make sure to keep Winged Servants, as it summons the Bat you’ll want to bring back to life later with Fediel, Darkness Personified’s special ability. If your Bat hasn’t been taken out of play yet, Fediel’s ability won't have anything to bring back, so always try to find and play Winged Servants well before you drop Fediel onto the field.

How to Counter the Mode Abysscraft

*This content is from the previous meta.

Start Attacking Immediately

Put followers on the field early to start lowering their health. In the middle of the game, they will start using powerful effects to take over, so it is important to beat them before they can get their strategy moving.

Use Followers with 4 Health to Survive

Cards like "Baal" and "Supplicant" deal 3 damage to random targets. Try to play followers with 4 Health so they survive these hits. You can also protect your important followers by playing cheap followers (like Puppets) alongside them to take the random hits instead.

Force Them to Waste Their Turn

The spell "Screaming and Loathing" deals 4 random damage. While it can kill a 4-Health follower, playing it uses up their turn and leaves their side of the field empty, giving you the advantage. If your follower has 5 or more Health, even this spell won't kill it.

Watch for Bats

If you see Bats appearing from cards like Winged Servants, they are likely playing a "Fediel" deck. This is good to know because Fediel decks almost never use 'Cerberus', so you don't have to worry about her.

Overwhelm Them in the Mid-Game

This deck struggles to deal with a full board of strong followers in the middle of the game. Using cards like Norman and Garyu, you can create a massive army that they simply cannot answer.

Save Removal for Their Big Turns

They will eventually fill their side of the field with powerful cards like "Congregant" and "Ginsetsu & Yuzuki." Make sure to hold onto your removal spells so you are ready to destroy them as soon as they appear.

Clear the Field to Stop Cerberus

If you don't see any Bats or Fediel, they might be playing a "Cerberus" deck. If you leave any enemy followers alive, Cerberus will power them up and they will crush you. Try to destroy every single enemy follower to prevent this big combo.

Don't Fear Their Healing

They have many cards that heal their leader, but usually only about 4 or 5 health at a time. If you are trying to win over two turns, hit them hard enough that even if they heal 5 health, you can still finish them off on your next turn.

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