Pretty much turn 4 or 5 kills every game, never lost a round.
I think a large part of how sick it is may be due to the bug where the AI won't even play a land if you use the power. I beat Wiktor last night with that Dwarf warrior deck you posted, holy cow that thing is sick. Blood agro is a little more consistent than the red version since it has a lot of life drain so you aren't on a clock to win before turn 6'ish. Similar to the red version, but this time using the blood orcs. Necrotic, Vennen: Warrior - pure blood orc agro. This deck is a little slow in the early turns, but once I start to play a few briar legions, it's a win. I splash red/blue/blood depending which race I'm running since green doesn't have much removal on it's own. Human, Orc, Dwarf: Warrior - pure red orc agro deck, fast games that can win by turn 4-5 on average although I find that if I stall out a turn or two early, these decks struggle to catch back up.Ĭoyotle, Elf, Shinhare: Cleric - green plant based using briar legion, briar patch, vine trap (with gloves), and bramble creeper. Some of the decks I've been using to power through early campaign for farming on a budget are: Looking forward to trying it once it's complete. Have the dream deck built now with all equipment except I'm still short 1 enter the dream. I also clear the dream dungeon each run for the first time bonus pack to try to get all the parts for a dream deck to use in arena. Progressing in the campaign allows more cards to be unlocked, including ones developed especially for this game mode which, in combination with the existing cards, open up ever more potential strategies and tactics.įinally, to ensure that HEX: Shards of Fate players aren’t overwhelmed by all the new features, a new tutorial offers players a helping hand, guiding them through five small battles and a final summary to highlight the kind of tactics which can lead to success.Been running all the races through to the first city to get all the racial cards.
HEX SHARDS OF FATE AZ1 PVE PACKS PLUS
Certain provinces are steeped in rich flora and fauna, others represent dry and sandy desert settings, which not only alter the look and ambience of the playing field, but can have an impact on the gameplay itself.Īfter creating their characters, players receive a starter deck matching their chosen race, plus a large selection of cards. Over the course of the adventure, players push forwards into new regions, each with their own flavour. Alongside the main storyline, there are a variety of dialogue options and side quests available to players which have a direct impact on the events in the game. In addition, the considerable talent trees unlock class talents, which are available independent of race and can be improved once characters level up.ĭepending on the player’s choice of race, a unique storyline unravels around the character, gradually unveiling the world of Entrath. The decks of the individual classes also differ from one another, being tailored to the different playing styles. Mages, warriors and clerics have individual skills at their command with which they can heal, improve cards or inflict damage directly. Eight races are available in both male and female guises, each with unique bonuses, which can be combined with three different classes. At the start of the campaign, HEX players create their heroes.
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