Hi folks and welcome to the second part of my Shadowverse class overview video.
In this one we take a look at the remaining four classes, that is, forestcraft,
shadowcraft, bloodcraft, and havencraft.
Like the first part of the guide,
this video is sponsored by Cygames,
so if you also want to try out Shadowverse please use
the links in the video description, you can also find a link
to the first part of the series which I uploaded last week.
So much for the formalities for today
and let us now begin with the first class of today's video:
the leader Arisa and Forestcraft.
the leader Arisa and Forestcraft.
the associated card advantage over the course of a game,
the focus of most Forestcraft strategies.
Fairies are 1 play point follower,
which have 1 attack and 1 defense.
On a first glimpse not very special,
you will find in this class many cards that are able to produce fairies
and thus increase your card count,
as well as fairy-enhancing effects,
which like to buff the little fairies directly
which like to buff the little fairies directly
a huge amount of small followers.
In addition to this, the passive ability of Forestcraft fits
perfectly into the picture, which will count for you
how many cards you have already played in the current turn.
This is required as a large number of Forestcraft cards
will activate certain effects once you have played
the necessary number of cards in one turn.
As an example, I would like to introduce you to the Magna botanist.
In its basic form she is only a 5/5 creature for 6 game points,
but if you have already played at least 2 more cards in the same turn,
botanist also increases all other followers by + 1 / + 1.
You will often see similar effects in the Forestcraft class,
so your fairies will have an important task when you need to play as many cards as possible.
In general, the class is therefore also more known for combo decks
and relies less on straightforward ideas.
This allows interesting decks,
but is also a drawback when you are forced
to play many cards early, so your effects will not be fully appreciated later in the game.
In addition to the currently popular Neutral Decks, the Forestcraft class is known in particular for two decks.
First of all we have the tempo Forestcraft deck,
which was formed around the card Rhinoceroach.
This card has already been introduced in the standard set
and best shows the identity of the class.
No matter how the build of the deck has changed over time,
the actual goal of the Rhino deck is to distribute
as much damage as possible in a few bursts.
In the ideal case to a one turn kill from 20 to 0 life points.
The Rhinoceroach is perfect for this.
Not only does the storm attack hit you immediately,
but it becomes stronger the more cards you have already played in this turn
and the cost is very cheap with just 2 play points needed,
so it is not a problem to play all 3 copies in a single turn.
In combination with the card Nature's Guidance,
In combination with the card Nature's Guidance
Just sent it back into your hand and attack again,
your opponent will be happy.
No matter how your deck will ultimately look,
the main focus is always on a few but very focused and strong attacks.
Similar to the Rhinodeck the second deck of the class,
which I present to you today, is also a Combodeck.
This may also include Rhinos,
the ultimate punch is however caused by the cards White Wolf and the Silver Arrow.
In principle, you will try to play the white wolf with 8 play points
and then exchange it with an opponent's follower in a trade that is favorable for you.
Afterwards at the beginning of your next turn,
you will receive the most expensive Forestcraft card from the deck
in your hand and lower the corresponding play point costs to 0.
Unexpectedly, this is of course the silver arrow.
The Silver Arrow, on the other hand, allows you to
send damage to the opponent's leader in the amount of the cards in your hand
so that a double arrow for 9 points usually means the KO of your opponent.
so that a double arrow for 9 points usually means the KO of your opponent.
and is in comparison performing rather weakly.
Fun makes it anyway so try it out nonetheless.
Overall, the Forestcraft faction is currently
one of the weaker classes in the game,
so think better beforehand if you really want to craft decks for this.
A class which on the other hand is currently
properly performing is the Bloodcraft class with its leader Urias.
This class is characterized by a generally very aggressive and self-destructive way of playing,
which not only demands the opponent's but also his own life points as a tribute.
Significantly, by the passive ability Vengeance
the lessening of one's life points is even a desirable way of playing.
As soon as your life drops to 10 or less,
Vengeance is activated and many cards get additional powerful effects.
In order to not kill yourself too quickly,
many of your followers also have healing effects through drain.
In principle, this is a rather ruthless class,
but you can also find the control and slower deck variants here.
If you prefer more aggressive decks,
the Aggro and Vengeance decks of the Bloodcraft class offer enough for you.
While the aggro deck attacks the opponent's life as often as possible,
the Vengeance deck is more tactical and requires more skill.
Aggro Bloodcraft is especially suitable for Shadowverse beginners.
It is very cheap and the strategy is actually limited to the simple attack of the opposing leader,
while trades are almost never done.
Only slightly more expensive, similarly strong and with more depth, however, is the Vengeance deck.
Again, you will be doing the majority of your attacks onto the leader,
but distributing the right balance between self-destruction
and damage definitely requires a little more player experience.
Both decks are good right now!
If you are looking for a bit more of a lategame oriented build
the Control Bloodcraft Deck is more likely to hit your taste.
Depending on the type of deckbuild you are using however,
you will also have to invest a lot more, so the example list
list is more suitable for players with a sufficiently larger collection.
Control Bloodcraft gives you a bunch of different tools
to cope with enemy followers without problems,
but I would like to point out that the two previously shown decks
work much better in the current metagame
and the change to the control variant is only worthwhile,
if you really do not like aggressive decks.
Similar to other Control decks, you try to overcome the early and midgame
by a variety of destructive possibilities
and then in the end game go with your powerful followers
for a final destruction of your opponent.
Whatever variation you prefer,
Bloodcraft as a whole is currently in very good shape
and every deck should bring you good results.
To a similar extent successful should be your journey if you decide to go for the Shadowcraft class.
Since the second to last expansion Luna sits with her undead army
regularly on the throne of the strongest deck
and even countless Nerfs later not much has changed.
As a class full of undead Luna needs of course
a corresponding leadership ability
and accordingly the Shadowcraft class is using the Necromancy keyword,
so effects which are activated in exchange for shadows from the graveyard.
You get more shadows for each card that lands in the graveyard, or through special card effects.
You can also use your cards without using the corresponding necromancy effect,
but ultimately you will lose the value of the corresponding bodies.
As an example of such effects
we take a look at Deadly Widow.
Normally a 2/2 follower, the widow later gets stronger by +2 / +2 if you use Necromancy(6).
This is a comparatively expensive effect, but gives a good picture on how this is working out.
By far the best deck of this class is currently the midrange version,
which pursues a strongly tempo-based strategy.
This means for you that you will try to destroy your opponent
in a nice regularity between turn 7 to 9.
This is possible through a combination of extremely powerful cards,
which you will play on curve.
The power level of all cards is correspondingly high
and all combined resulting in an explosive mixture
that is very hard for your opponent to defeat.
In particular the high resistance of your followers
plays you in the hand tremendously
and allows you in most cases to have units on the field.
If you have a problem with too much tempo,
the Nephthys deck might fit your style better,
, which represents the control pole for Shadowcraft
This is a deck built around the Nephthys card,
and is focussing primarily on many followers with the Last Words keyword.
These abilities are activated when your followers are destroyed,
which happens, of course, when your unit is defeated in battle.
On the other hand, this deck also allows you to destroy your own units through various card effects,
so you can use the corresponding Last Words effects at an early stage.
We are doing that of course with Nephthys in mind,
who summons up to 4 different follower from your deck and immediately destroys them.
That would normally be without consequences for your opponents, but in a deck with many followers,
which possess the last words skills, it results in a lot of extra power on the board.
Personally, I like this kind of deck very much
and despite the somewhat weaker winrate compared to the Midrange deckbuild, there is clearly a recommendation for this from my side.
This brings me to the last class,
which features a completely different way of playing in Shadowverse.
The Havencraft class is the class that relies on amulets and draws a large part of its strength from them.
Instead of simply summoning follower to the field,
you often take the detour via countdown amulets,
which are slower, but in the end also stronger.
The countdown of these amulets is reduced by 1 at the beginning of the turn,
and when 0 is reached the powerful Last Words effects are executed.
This needs time of course, however there are also a lot of support
possibilities to reduce the countdown of these amulets
or destroy the amulets directly completely.
Havencraft is probably the slowest, and most concentrated on control, class.
As a result, many healing and destruction spells can be found within the faction,
so that even the longest game is no problem for you.
With many strong decks available Havencraft is currently in an excellent condition,
and should help you to great success.
The two most popular deck types right now are Storm Havencraft
and Aegis Havencraft.
The first deck shows that, despite the class's inertia, there are decks
that are relatively fast and explosive.
This deck is, of course, characterized by a high number of amulets,
but using those who summon storm attack units.
With these followers it is easy to make a good deal of damage
and destroy the life points of your opponent within a very short time.
Amulets are less vulnerable to damage spells,
so your opponent will usually find it difficult to stop your Storm army.
Because it plays differently to the rather slow-acting remaining Havencraft decks,
it enjoys quite a high popularity.
Completely the opposite of this is the Aegis Havencraft Deck.
This one waives aggressive elements
and instead goes into full control mode for the entire game.
For the finishing move you are then dropping the Heavenly Aegis.
This follower is by far the most powerful tool in the entire game
since there is currently no way to destroy the card.
It is immune to damage, destruction, or banishing effects
and remains on the field once you have played it.
Your opponent then needs to destroy you quickly,
otherwise you will kill him after two to three turns.
The play costs are high, but thanks to your focus on control can be achieved without problems.
In addition to the two deck types I mentioned, there are a number of other decks of the Havencraft class,
which are generally going for the victory by focusing on different amulets.
Examples for this will be Seraph and Elana's Prayer.
Overall, the class offers you a lot of different possibilities to try out
and it is therefore one of my favorite classes.
And so we are at the end of today's video.
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thank you for watching and until next time. Bye
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