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Why IS dragon designed like this for achetypes?
I dropped wb a bit after the first set, came back for skybound dragons and have stayed since, but ever since I could swear the only archetype that dragon has had that was truly strong has just been ramp, am I misremembering or just forgetting something?
Like, discard was a thing, but even when it was around last set it needed fan to really do much, and I wasnt playing when disdain was relevant I believe
But since coming back it seems like ive seen different archetypes fully for other classes except dragon that just kinda falls into some variation of ramp?
For example portal of course has AF and egg, forest (had) combo and evo, abyss with evo and mode (kinda annoyed at how many decks were just evo) but the closest split I thought of for dragon ive witnessed was Fennie (which is literally just ramp into fennie into strong discounted followers) and Evo (which wasn't particularly good either and of course was just yet another evo deck)
It seems like they just have a problem committing fully to a separate playstyle for dragon other than ramping
Any decks with this crest?
Added a deck list, maybe discard combod with marine? Not getting much luck though. I'd like to avoid ramp and focus on marine even if it's worse.
Saw this today and wanted to post it so badly 😹😭
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True gamers be like
I don't know what happened to my luck today
Got 100 packs from chest and back to back to back 3 tickets
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We're very close to having the best meta this game has ever had.
With the exception of Dragon, all classes are playable. There Good balance for everyone, except again, Dragon.. Erntz is the only thing preventing us from having a truly competitive and diverse meta. If that's fixed, we could have an extremely satisfying and fun meta for everyone.
Because all classes have a very similar level of strength. They all perform their tricks and have very well-defined strengths and weaknesses. But Erntz is so broken that he ends up overshadowing everything else.
What do you think? And what would you like to see changed In it?
Deck Building help
Returning player. Haven’t touched the game since the second set launched I think. I’m guessing the majority of players play rotation and as a former Sword main I’m struggling with the ridiculous amount of Legendary’s I need to make a deck 😅
Does anybody know of a relatively cheap/budget deck I can build within any of the crafts? I have an about 12.5K vials and have opened the free packs everyday just to try and build somewhat of a card pool.
Thanks in advance
The Forest & Sword Experience: Both Are Good
(Forest deck taken from SVLabo, Sword deck taken from ShadowverseWins.)
I've been trying out lots of decks ever since this new set came out, and, win streak wise, I have most success with Forest and Sword (Funny enough, both streaks ended at 8 wins). At first, I wanted to share my experience with Forest (cause I have more fun with it), but I figured I'm just going to compare Forest with Sword because I saw a post asking which one is 'better'.
Essentially, at its core, both decks are essentially the same: they flood the board, they go face. One with pixies, one with officers. They both have storm finishers too. Also, from my experience, they're both strong decks. (Disclaimer: Still early week in set, who knows how meta will change in the future.)
I believe that these two decks are different in basically three things: strength, difficulty, and fun.
Q: Which deck is stronger?
A: Sword. Simply because I don't think Sword has any clear weakness. Unless I missed any matchup, generally Sword always has a chance to win. Meanwhile, when I played Forest, I just lost when I met Haven (they have lots of heals, Zoe for board clear, lots of sevo). Forest, imo, has a clear weakness while Sword don't. (Though, at the same time, Forest has strengths to it that makes it different from Sword, which I'll get into later.)
Q: Which deck is more difficult?
A: Forest. But there and then when I say difficult, it's not like it's Roach level of difficulty. It's just that, to me, Sword deck is a pretty autopilot deck. Every turn, it seems that there's always a clear best play, and you just gotta play it.
Q: Which deck is more fun?
A: If we define fun as having more interesting decision making, Forest. Again, Sword is autopilot imo. Forest meanwhile, there are uncertainties and reads that make the decision more interesting. E.g.: The 5pp summon 2 2 cost follower is random, figuring out whether it's worth it risk playing it is fun. Also, there are some situations where you need to figure out when best to attack with ambush followers. Do you attack now? Or let it stay so you can buff them next turn at the risk of enemy possibly clearing it? Also, for the evo, do you save it for Althenia, or do you use it for the 5pp lego? There's just more decisions to be made. When you make the right decision and the luck is aligned, the game can end way faster than Sword. One game, I won against Dragon on t5 lol. (If you hate Dragon, I'm quite sure Forest basically 'counters' dragon, or just a favorable matchup.)
As to which deck is better overall, it's like... watching a movie I guess. If you want an action movie without deep plot, watch John Wick, it's enjoyable. That's sword. If you want an action movie with (relative) deeper plot, watch Mission Impossible, it's also enjoyable. At the end of the day, it's preference~
Thanks for reading!
Edit: Someone in the comments pointed out that Sword loses to Haven. To which, I checked my Sword matches and... I missed that matchup. No experience on how good Sword fares against Haven, but I suppose it'll have the same problem as Forest. Sorry for the miss.
Saw an impressive OTK puzzle by mode abyss on JP twitter.
Here's a link for anyone want to check it out https://x.com/Roki_Ct/status/2073176980145745962
I'm not playing mode abyss that much so idk how he get 0 cost ghost tho.
Edited : https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2811080678 time stamp is around 00.50. he has 2 ruyleeneye spell because 2 turn earlier, he played luna(ceres) so he can play double ruyleeneye in previous turn and use 1 summon spell to pressure rune to not drop sandy carelessly.
he didn't post his decklist but seems like it's mostly just your usual mode abyss but with ghost dodger, ceres, and that new 2pp spell(eff and flow?) in the mix.
Things I have noticed versus ramp dragon.
Over time I have noticed when fighting too many ramp dragon decks. I got used too used to fighting the deck mainly because many classes of decks have a way to work around burnite/erntz/ or sagatsumatsu strategy. Whether it would be clearing burnite then healing off from it and swarming the board threatening lethal or early aggression. It wierdly doesn't leave room for more strategy other than just playing one card and leaving it at that funny enough. Its way too straightforward that it doesnt have a lot of room for more adaptive strategies.
Documenting my 1 year progress on my account (didn't craft any cards or buy packs)
Hi just sharing some screenshots of my account progress to look back on. It's been a fun year; I didn't play the original Shadowverse but can see myself playing this for a long time.
One way in which I play differently from most players is that I haven't crafted any cards nor bought any packs.
I mostly just do it for the thrill of a draft-like feeling, where I often pull additional cards of the free packs that I can then update my decks with. This means I don't get to play with optimal decks but I can usually get something that still works quite well.
Folks might be surprised by how many cards you can get just through the daily and free packs, but I'm sharing my collection and pack points below as a record. I'm consistently missing only around 3 cards for collection per set.
These are my collection numbers and should also accurately reflect around how many packs they gave out per expansion - except for the Blossoming Fate set, in which I received 100 packs from the Park, but I spent 70 of them on them on the Frieren collab (and didn't get any leader :3), so net around 30 additional pack points which was not supposed to be given out.
I've gotten pretty lucky this current set (Chronicle of Destiny) and pulled a lot of legendaries already, but can still see all my collections are quite consistently only missing a couple cards.
In terms of total resources, I've just crossed 300k gold and have around 360k vials (without disenchanting any premium cards). This should give folks an estimate of how much progress and be made just through f2p and pulling daily packs. I don't participate in the weekly tournaments often and sometimes don't complete the daily missions, so theoretically could be bit higher if you're able to do so.
All in all quite happy with the game and the year so far. I don't normally play much ranked but for some reason with the Anniversary Take Two, I've been kind of addicted and playing a lot.
I'm only Master 3 and have never been Grandmaster but thinking this will be my first set going for it!
Anyways just wanted to share some collection stats and screenshots to look back on.
Have a good one
Mode Abyss
Been having quite a bit of fun with Mode Abyss, but I’m not so sure about having 2 copies of that many different cards. Any suggestions on what to keep/remove or is this fine?
Sword V Forest
Hey guys so currently im debating between rally sword and tempo/evo forest. Ive heard they play somewhat similarly. If you could compare/contrast the 2 against each other, which one would YOU end up picking and why?
[Help Wanted] How to play SVWB on Linux's Waydroid?
Hi y'all!
I had been playing on mobile fine until recently it was dropped and cracked the screen. The hardest part is I cant buy another phone right away, meaning I cant play the game for some, possibly long, time.
I know SVWB is available on Steam for PC, but my old laptop isn't the right thing to run PC games either, which pointing me to other method like waydroid on Linux.
I have been trying for the past few days without success. App opens but cannot get to the Cygames screen before exiting to homescreen.
I appreciate any amount of help to make this works. Thank you all!!