Spread your unit cards out evenly.įollowing this same train of thought, assume that your opponent thinks like this as well and stock up your weather cards appropriately. These rows - Close Quarters, Ranged and Siege - can be affected by various negative effects depending on enemy card use, so if you crowd all of your unit cards into just one they might be able to take out that entire row. The very first rule is that you need to have 3 unit cards for each three rows at least. To do that effectively however, you have to know what you're doing and what an ideal structure looks like in this game. If you aren't much of a metagamer or lack most of the cards to make some of the decks we'll list work, you can always try your luck at customizing a deck. The Basics of Building a Good Gwent Deck.Use your cards very wisely, it can ensure more victories than losses if played correctly.They’ll lose elixir defending your attack and cannot add to their current attack so you counter it’s easily. If you’re in a bad rotation and desperately need to defend, attack.Tornado can also be used to activate the king tower to defend even better.Play very defensively and counter attack with your troop and newly placed electro giant.Do not make the first move, but when you start leaking elixir, bandit in the back.Do not rush with the electro Giant until double elixir, and when you have your spells.Electro Wizard: Retarget and zap things out of existence. Bandit: Fast and easy damage that can easily deal moderate to high damage. Mini P.E.K.K.A.: Glass cannon that can destroy high hp units. Tornado: Tornado the ranged troops into the electro giants zap radius. This deck can work with any big tank, but it’s best with the electro Giant!ĭeck Information Deck Created by: Un legendary guy with a duck Minimum Recommended King Level: 6 Maximum Recommended King Level: 13 Arena Required: Miner's Mine (Wrong?) Average Elixir Cost: 3.8 (Wrong?) More Statistics: Go to Deck Builder Card Roles Electro Giant: Main win condition and center of the deck.
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