Evolved Dragoncraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.
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Evolved Dragoncraft - Deck Recipe and Rating
Deck Recipe
See it on the official deck portalFollower 34 Spell 6 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 50,500 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Alternate Cards
 |    - Builds Skybound Art gauge - Helps clear the field in the late game |
 | - Prevents your hand from running in the late game |
 |    - Can be used for clearing the field and restoring health - Can also be used as a finisher |
 |   - A valuable Play Point boost card - Can also be used as a finisher |
 |  - Can be used as a finisher - Hard to remove due to Intimidate |
 |   - Clears 2 targets - Pressures opponents with an intimidate follower |
Rating
| Deck Rating | |
|---|---|
Tier  | |
| Range | Play Difficulty |
| Combo | Simple |
| Detail | |
| - Can push a powerful Field with Wise Guardian Dragon - Can handle wide boards - Close games with storm finishers | |
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Gain Super-Evolutions and Push a Powerful Field
Evolution Dragoncraft thrives on chaining Super-Evolutions to reduce the cost of Wise Guardian Dragon and pressure your opponent. The payoff is enormous: once Wise Guardian Dragon hits the field, it summons Vastwing Dragon, a threat with Intimidate that’s notoriously difficult for opponents to answer cleanly. This combination turns your evolution count into raw tempo, forcing the enemy into awkward trades while you push towards a more powerful board.
Evolved Dragoncraft Deck - How to Play
Play Low-Cost Followers in the Early Game
In the early game, play low-Cost Followers to avoid losing control of the field. The Majestic Megalorca that comes from Call of the Megalorca has Rush, allowing you to immediately deal with enemy Followers on the same turn.
Ramp Play Points With Dragonsign and Liu Feng
After establishing early plays, accelerate with Dragonsign or by evolving Liu Feng, Goldennote Ward. Playing high-Cost cards early allows you to establish a powerful field.
Counter Wide Boards with Seasoned Merman and Galmieux
Against Decks that build wide boards, you can counter with Seasoned Merman and Galmieux, Ardor Manifest. Use the Majestic Megalorca from Seasoned Merman and the Fangs of Ardent Destruction from Galmieux, Ardor Manifest to maintain field control from the mid-game onward.
Aim for Auto-Super-Evolution and Auto-Evolution with Skybound Arts
Auto‑Super‑Evolution and auto‑evolution from Meg, Girl Next Door and Gran & Djeeta, Valiant Skyfarers charge your Skybound Art gauge while trading into enemy followers, letting you answer threats and build toward finishers
Olivia Can Also Increase Your Super-Evolution Count
When Olivia, Heroic Dark Angel Super‑Evolves, she can trigger an additional Super‑Evolution on your board. That advances your Skybound Art gauge and pairs strongly with Wise Guardian Dragon, whose cost is reduced by Super‑Evolving, so evolve your followers when it improves your tempo and reach.
Play a Reduced-Cost Wise Guardian Dragon
Drop a discounted Wise Guardian Dragon to pressure the opponent. The Vastwing Dragon it summons has Intimidate, so playing it alongside other followers creates a hard‑to‑clear board that forces unfavorable trades.
Finish the Game with Sandalphon's Super Skybound Art
Aim for lethal with the damage from Sandalphon, Primarch Successor's Super Skybound Art. By establishing a strong field with Wise Guardian Dragon and clearing the enemy's entire field with Fangs of Ardent Destruction and Filene, Whitefrost Bloom's Silver Ice, it becomes easier for Sandalphon, Primarch Successor's damage to hit the enemy leader.
Finishing with Storm Cards is Also an Option
If enemy followers remain and Sandalphon’s random hits are unlikely to reach the leader, consider finishing with storm finishers such as Galmieux, Ardor Manifest or Genesis Dragon Reborn to secure lethal.
Mulligan Guide for the Evolved Dragoncraft
Keep Low-Cost Followers and Dragonsign
Make sure to keep low-Cost Followers and Dragonsign. This Deck runs many high-Cost cards, so if you can't play a card on Turn 2 or can't ramp your Play Points on Turn 3, you'll risk bricking.
Keep Liu Feng When Going 2nd
Liu Feng, Goldennote Ward is a powerful card that can ramp your Play Points when you Evolve it. When going 2nd, keep this card in your mulligan to Evolve it as early as Turn 4.
Keep Ocean Rider and Seasoned Merman as a Set
Hold Ocean Rider and Seasoned Merman together. Ocean Rider is an easy follow‑up after a 2‑cost play, and Seasoned Merman’s evolve effect smooths your midgame turns
Keep Galmieux Instead of Seasoned Merman
Depending on the matchup, Galmieux, Ardor Manifest can be a stronger keep than Seasoned Merman. Moreover, Fangs of Ardent Destruction is especially effective against certain decks, so swap it in when appropriate.
Keep Skybound Art Cards with Early-Game Cards
Keep Skybound Art cards as a set with cards you can play in the early game. Keeping them allows you to build your Skybound Art gauge early. On the other hand, they are difficult to play until you've built up your Skybound Art gauge, so it's usually best just to keep them along with early-game cards you draw in your mulligan.
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