Evolved Swordcraft Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.
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Evolved Swordcraft - Deck Recipe and Rating
Deck Recipe
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Follower 39 Spell 1 Amulet 0 Deck Cost 78,940 | <1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8> |
Alternate Cards
 |    - Can search for Golden Knight, True King's Blade in the late game - Has Barrier |
 | - Covers two early plays in one card - Nonja, Silent Maid's Ward with Bane is an excellent card - Can Super-Evolve to buff and increase damage |
 |   - Provides draw, removal, and healing - Can build Skybound Art gauge |
 | - Boosts Rally - Can establish a strong late-game defense with four Ward followers |
Rating
| Deck Rating | |
|---|---|
Tier  | |
| Range | Play Difficulty |
| Mid-Range | Simple |
| Detail | |
| - A deck that continuously pressures opponents by deploying followers - Seofon, Leader of the Eternals is an instant threat - Powerful early game offense | |
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An Army That Evolves
Evo Swordcraft floods the board fast, then slams the door shut in the late game. Seofon, Leader of the Eternals turns every follower into a threat, and once his ultimate kicks in, this deck gains overwhelming control and can close out games decisively.
Evolved Swordcraft Deck - How to Play
Deploy Low-Cost Followers in the Early Game
In the early game, focus on developing your board with low-cost followers like Luminous Lancetrooper and Devotee of Usurpation. This allows you to maintain a strong field and set up for a mid-game Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward.
Track Your Rally Count
Use Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward and Luminous Magus to push a strong field and raise your Rally total. Once you hit 20 Rally, Gildaria, Anathema of Peace will automatically Super‑Evolve and become significantly stronger, so plan your plays around that threshold.
Charge Up Super Skybound Arts with Auto-Evolves
Auto-evolve Gran & Djeeta when their Skybound Art is ready, and watch out for the auto Super‑Evolutions of Gildaria or Golden Knight, True King’s Blade once your Rally count is high enough in order to charge the Super Skybound Art of Seofon, Leader of the Eternals in your hand.
Use Gildaria and Golden Knight's AoE
Both Gildaria, Anathema of Peace and Golden Knight, True King’s Blade Super‑Evolve automatically and deal AoE damage. Play them aggressively in the late game to remove multiple threats while filling the Super Skybound Art gauge for Seofon.
Seofon's Super Skybound Art
When Seofon, Leader of the Eternals’ Super Skybound Art is ready, play him alongside wide‑board cards like Luminous Magus to flood the board with Super‑Evolved followers. If the opponent can’t respond to clear that board, that's usually a sign to go for lethal the next turn.
Finish the Game with Sandalphon's Super Skybound Art
After Seofon builds a dominant board, push for lethal with Sandalphon, Primarch Successor by combining the burst effects of followers Super‑Evolved through Seofon with damage from any survivors the opponent couldn’t remove on your side of the field.
Secondary Trump Card: Albert or Kagemitsu
If you see an opening, use Storm finishers like Albert, Levin Stormsaber or Kagemitsu, Enduring Warrior. Key damage benchmarks to remember: 12 damage from a Super‑Evolved Albert, and 10 damage from a Super‑Evolved Kagemitsu plus Knightly Ardor.
Mulligan Guide for the Evolved Swordcraft
Keep the 2-Cost Follower, Grimnir, Heavenly Gale
Keep early‑game tempo cards like Luminous Lancetrooper, Devotee of Usurpation, and Grimnir, Heavenly Gale in your opening hand. Playing Grimnir on turn 3 helps you maintain board presence and makes post‑Super‑Evo turns easier to handle by giving you a reliable on‑curve play that trades well.
Keep Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward When Going Second
When you’re going second, keep at least one Zirconia, Ironcrown Ward. Evolving Zirconia on turn 4 is normally a good move because it develops your board while applying buffs, which will allow you to contest the opponent’s tempo and set up follow‑up plays down the line.
Keep Phildau or Gildaria Depending on the Matchup
Keep Phildau, Lionheart Ward or Gildaria, Anathema of Peace depending on the matchup that you have. Phildau is a good counter to Portalcraft’s Zwei, Symphonic Heart and Dragoncraft’s Intimidate imbued followers, while Gildaria is good versus Runecraft’s Norman, Adamant Alchemist.
Keep Early-Game Cards and Luminous Magus
Keep your early-game cards along with Luminous Magus. This will smooth out your mid-game plays, and it also makes it easier to seize control of the field by developing multiple followers.
Keep Early- to Mid-Game Cards and Seofon
If your opening hand already covers the early to midgame, keep Seofon, Leader of the Eternals. Keeping Seofon speeds up charging his Super Skybound Art gauge, and will enable you to push when you’re ready to commit.
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