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#2815
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Bagoum still has that outdated meta report from a month ago with tier 1 units featuring excessive female anatomy, but they also released this, which is much better. It will be useful for upcoming tournaments. if they happen)
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Reven, come and host a tournament.
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As far as I remember, right now the best decks are Aggro-Demon and Ramp-Dragon. Sylvan seems to be in second place. They say Storm Haven is also good, and of course, Cyber Strike, Cyber Strike. By the way, I quickly put together some cheap aggro decks for daily quests (I finally got fed up and crafted two Levaes for Rune, but the deck still plays rather poorly). So, either I'm just lucky, or my crippled aggro deck without Cerberuses and other goodies feels much better than the textbook aggro-blood deck, which only has one less Vanya than it should.
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and, of course, Cyber Strike, Cyber Strike.
I don't know, maybe I don't have enough Alberts (only 2), but I can't seem to make the standard Sword work anymore, even with the previous expansion. That Seraph, which Lock scared me about with Odin, surprisingly, still works much better. I don't play regularly now, but I can't remember when I lost to it... I think I lost once to a 1-star Sword.
My rank is low, of course.
In general, no, I don't think a mid-Sword with Alberts and officers can compete on a global scale.
 

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I used to easily win matches with two Albert units before the expansion was released. And now, he still seems viable.
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As far as I remember, right now the best decks are Aggro Sword and Ramp Dragon. Forest Claw is probably in second place. They say Storm Heaven is also good, and of course, Cyber Strike, Cyber Strike.
If you believe these guys, then it's roughly like that. However, they put Forest in some kind of "Tier X" (meaning its position hasn't stabilized yet?), and I don't see Storm Heaven there.
Finally, I got desperate and crafted two Levaes for Rune, but the deck still plays quite poorly.
What deck is it? My updated Dasha and Shift decks are doing reasonably well, although not as well as before the patch.
In general, no, I don't think Mid Sword with Alberts and Officers can compete on a global scale.
On the contrary, it seemed more stable to me than Control Commander Craft/Cannon Craft. Although, of course, I'm just a casual expert who plays three matches every three days.

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By the way, Sword archetypes (at least those that existed before the patch) are a rather vague concept... I've come across builds on the internet labeled as "midrange" that were almost as heavy as my control deck, and other "midrange" decks that turned out to be almost as aggressive as my aggro deck
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I accidentally found some trash deck called "aggro runecraft" while reading arguments in the comments. I don't have 95% of the key cards for Rune, so I decided it's easier to craft two Leviathans than to craft them plus Dishift/Dashka/Ancient Alchemist, especially considering that this is my least favorite craft, which I only play for quests.
Actually, there were supposed to be three Leviathans, but I used what I had, and instead of the third one, I put in the first card I found.
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Ah, Mент, for the agro deck, I currently have this deck. I also found it somewhere and replaced the third Albert with the first random card I saw. I haven't tried it yet; I deleted the old deck, but it had banners, maids, centaurs, mentors (which worked very well, by the way), knight breeders, quickblades, and Alvidas – all must-haves. Not to mention Cyber Strike, Cyber Strike. With that deck, I completed a couple of quests in the first few days, and honestly, it was already getting boring to just win everything.
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mentors (by the way, they worked very well)
Hmm...
Alvids are a must-have.
I think they're overrated. Although, if you need to finish off a few hit points after Albert, then maybe... In any case, I don't need to craft them, I don't have them.
By the way, sword archetypes (at least those that were before the patch) are a rather vague concept... I've come across builds on the internet labeled as "midrange" that were almost as heavy as my control deck, and other "midrange" decks that turned out to be almost as aggressive as my aggro deck.
So, I might not understand the terms, but it seems like a sword deck is either aggro or control. These are global playstyles, not the timing of maximum power, right?
There's also an early sword deck with a lot of 1-cost summons, I tried playing with that before, and a mid-range deck (which I called midrange). People usually don't play sword decks in the late game.
 

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I found something. I only understand the numbers, but it seems that Sylvan is doing pretty well. It's a pity I couldn't see the lists, but Google Translate suggests that the Sylvan faction has the highest win rate, with Clawbolt in first place and Combo in second, obviously a cockroach strategy, and there isn't much else that can really counter Sylvan.

I haven't crafted a single Alvida, I even disenchanted one because I got four of them. I think the map is just amazing. If you're doing well, you just beat the Viking and sit behind the Ward. And if things are going badly, you can try to fight back, because by the sixth round you always have Evolve + if you're lucky, you'll have a Ward left on the board.
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Ah, yes, Koshi had a 1-sword build, which is what I moved away from. Lately, everyone seems to be playing too defensively, holding onto their resources early on, and by the late game, there's no map space left.
 

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Lately, the aggro deck has been dominating. Although, in my opinion, the aggro warrior is still very strong due to the large number of storm cards. By the way, here's a funny story! Today, I was playing Sylvan against a Dungeon player. This player has never managed to win a single game with the Dungeon faction. For the first five or six rounds, I was barely holding on against his overwhelming board presence, I had 4 health left, and then he ran out of cards. On turn 8, I finished him off with a beetle, bringing his health down to 10, and I had a bolt in my hand that deals 9 damage, and my board was full of creatures... In short, he conceded.
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Here are some decks with a positive win rate. As I said, a strong Dungeon, a strong Dragon, a strong Sylvan, Aggro Blood, and Aggro Knight, with Aggro Haven as a supporting faction. Midrange Necropolis – perhaps, when I was translating "mid-range Necro" separately, that abbreviation was used.

Although it's strange, it seems like Clawbolt is the main combo, but I see a Sylvan deck with Claw without Bolt. Oh, if only there were deck examples.

One thing is certain: it's very difficult to be a Rune player right now.

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This winner didn't get a single artifact throughout the entire game.
Win condition – 3 out of 40 maps, and that's all there is to offer? Right, let him suffer, hehe.
 

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