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Even Havencraft - Best Deck Recipe

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Even Havencraft - Deck Recipe Guide and How to Play. See needed card list, cost, how to use, strategy and tips.

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Even Havencraft - Deck Recipe and Rating

Deck Recipe

Even Havencraft Deck
See it on the official deck portal
Follower
26

Spell
0

Amulet
14

Deck Cost
73,970
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Alternate Cards

Dose of Holiness
- Effective for early-game destruction
Blinding Faith
- Provides a steady stream of healing
- Can also be used to power up your team
Marwynn, Despair Manifest
- Secures your Crest count
- Can clear the field with Crests
- Has poor synergy with Board Lock

Rating

Deck Rating
Tier d_tier
RangePlay Difficulty
ControlChallenging
Detail
- A deck that builds up units on the opponent’s field and uses Himeka, Heir to Repose to create a board lock.
- Once set up, the deck can close out the game through control.
- Requires many cards to assemble its win condition.
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User Score

Even Havencraft Deck - How to Play

Find Your Combo Pieces Early

In the early game, use draw engines like Serene Sanctuary and De La Fille's Gleaming Gems to find your key cards such as Kukishiro, Mistbloom and Himeka, Heir to Repose. Since your deck really only picks up speed once your combo is ready, it's vital to gather these pieces as fast as possible.

Protect Your Health While You Prepare

While gathering your pieces, destroy your opponent's followers on the field with cards like Resolve of the Mistbloom. Entering the late game with high DP will make it easier to pull off your combo.

Save Your Draws for the Big Turn

The Engage abilities of De La Fille's Gleaming Gems and Resolve of the Mistbloom are powerful when used after playing Kukishiro, Mistbloom. With Kukishiro's Crest, you can build up your own field or lock your opponent's side of the field each time you draw.

Activate Kukishiro’s Crest

Once you play Kukishiro and activate her Crest, your draws will trigger special effects. Since this deck uses a mix of even cost and odd cost cards, you will need to decide in the moment whether to lock your opponent's field or buff your own followers.

Trap the Opponent with a Board Lock

Even Havencraft Playstyle

If your opponent has a few followers out, you can draw multiple cards using Mjerrabaine or your amulets to trigger a Board Lock. Kukishiro's Crest will summon weak followers to your opponent's side to fill their space while giving you followers with Ward. This prevents them from attacking you or even playing new cards.

Mjerrabaine Can Fill Both Fields at Once

Playing Mjerrabaine after Kukishiro allows you to flood both sides of the field instantly. Because Mjerrabaine draws a card at the end of every turn, he can automatically lock the opponent's field after you've cleared their Wards and attacked their leader, which is what makes him so dangerous.

Use Himeka for an Even Stronger Board Lock

If you have a high Crest count, Himeka can lock down the opponent's field even if you don't have any Ward followers out. Just be careful, because if you Super-Evolve her, the AoE damage from Grimnir's effect might destroy the weak followers you used to lock the opponent's field, accidentally breaking your own trap!

Launch an All-Out Attack

Once your opponent is stuck and can't play any cards, you can either keep the lock going or use Jeanne or Gilnelise to buff your team and wipe out the opponent's followers for a clean finish. This is the moment to push for lethal and end the game.

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