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Welcome back to the Shard of the Week. Jason here, and today I would like to share some of the statistics I’ve been looking at for Worlds Collide. The set has been in the hands of the players for a while now and the Crucible Online has been the tracking all those wins and losses.
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Welcome back! I wanted to do something different this week by taking a look at the decks I bring to my local game store, and why. We can see what’s worked, what went wrong, and gain a little insight to the meta along the way. November 12, Chainbound Archon I decided that a crazy unknown
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Today’s article is a look at some of the common strategies from Worlds Collide, and how to defeat them using the previous sets (hopefully). While there is no definite “correct deck” to bring to your ever-changing local meta, perhaps we can pinpoint a few things to look for when selecting which of your favorite decks
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1st – X. Olivier, Farnate’s Long-winded Lord 2nd – Ibrilaff, the Gray Cell Mayor Top 4 – The Citizen who Steals from Light Top 4 – Archonovich the Passive Top 16 – Mr. Novaeye, the Streetwise Poetaster
Welcome back readers! Worlds have finally collided. I’ve been playtesting for a few hours a day since release and this is quickly becoming my favorite set… despite my poor luck with it. The strategies are fun, the synergies are interesting, and the play style reminds me of when I was first learning Call of the
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Advanced Key Concepts is a series exploring deeper strategy in KeyForge to help players hopefully get better at the game, as well as achieve higher success in more competitive environments. I am assuming readers know the basics of the game, and have some working knowledge of Keyforge. So let’s skip past all the introductory basics
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