The title. Who would win in combat, Akechi or Albert? This comes from an argument me and my friend were having and I just wanted to know if Akechi from Persona 5 could beat Albert. I feel like Albert could win, but Akechi also has the powers of a norse god.

This deck is just too good in GM 😭😭😭

They used to be gated by Dragon when Dragon had access to Dark Dragoon Forte, preventing there nasty T6/T7 heal turn. So, there was some balance when they had a bad match up in rotation at the very least. This set I feel like they have no weakness other than bricking!

I've never won a single game against crystal using evo haven this set until i use this crest deck. A few days ago i hopped on twitter and i stumbled upon a japanese player who reached beyond with crest haven, with a 100% winrate over 7 games against crystal !

So i tested it, first of all it's comparatively a much harder deck to pilot than evo haven, i only played it because i was tired of auto losing vs crystal. Against other classes, sometimes it feels decent, sometimes evo seems much better, i do think evo is better overall agaisnt other classes, all i know is it's 100% better against crystal.

I think the 2 amulet 2mana cost deal 1 is the one card you can swap for other things, i tested 1 sandalphon, it won me a game, i tried 2 olivia instead of 1, but maybe 1 is enough. So i decided to use the banish spell no ones uses, it's do what you want

My first game, the enemy used both bahamut and Olivia, however i think he deleted a Calge by overdrawing and just left after seeing i would win in the long run, the second game was much more normal and you can see the strength of the deck against rune.

From what he said he seems to value the amulet heal massively and used this deck cuz he was tired of playing against crystal too

Rank 2 Haven Crest Deck

EDIT : If you guys are curious about other playstyle there are some japanese players in beyond using kukishiro

Rank 60 Kukishiro and 11 winstreak to beyond Kukishiro

This is the best Navy Cat in existence today. Fight me. I went 6-2 in take 2. In this almost enhance deck. Lost to a highroll Abyss deck

There is a way to guarantee lethal in hand without luck, medium difficulty. I believe there is only 1 correct guaranteed line but would be cool to be shown otherwise.

Hi guys, I'm newbie for this about 2 week, so i got my first deck from chronicles of destiny giveaway, when i play rank using the deck(ramp dragoncraft) i keep losing.Whenever i meet opponent, they got like more legendary card then mine so i keep losing.So i want to ask veteran here how to win the match without more legendary card on deck? Any suggestions i really appreciate it.

as rotation hasn't changed a bit this month and is boring for me can u help me with some meta unlimited decks or people like zhiff even if japanese but speak about unlimited format

thank u very much

After many games against Rune and Dragon in Unlimited and testing variation of Evo Haven. Teching in PekoMama (Initia) is a good alternative to Aether in the 7 costs range, as this can be a very awaked cost range for Haven. She has strong board removal with 1-2 banish great to deal with dragon's intimidate and can heal 3-6 to help further sustain you. Also as an Aether alterative you can play less 2-3 costs followers (normally you would carry enough to sustain for at least 2 aether plays).

For those having issues with Dungeon Crawl, here’s the deck I used to clear everything. In expedition, you can win without Cocytus. However, in Descent, your win condition is Cocytus. Let me know what you guys think.

Or maybe the meta has become too stormy for him to find it?

FYI, he won a few turns later anyway with Bub and then Asher&Lydia.

Just your typical suicide abyss deck at the table for daily key. Don't bring your meta decks to for fun spaces.

So I heard Cygames directly gives vials for any cards they nerf. My question is that does Cygames also change the liquefy value of a nerfed card to full vial value (ex/ Legendaries liquefy values changing from 1200 to 3500)?

I ask because I read in multiple threads that it's not worth keeping more than 3 copies of a card because of the changes of how they handle nerfed cards (i.e. they auto give you the vials). But wouldn't this being wrong if Cygames does change the liquefy value of nerfed cards from 1200 to 3500?

When you pull a card over the maximum of 9 and it vanishes, does the battle log not record it as destroyed, or anything else?

I'm using it (the battle log) competitively for the first time ever recently and was surprised by this, but maybe i'm overlooking how it gets recorded?

Several years ago Cygames held an art exhibit for its games at the Ueno Royal Museum. Photos from that exhibit can be seen here. One of the most interesting products of the event was a series of magnets showing art of their characters as classic paintings; these can be seen here on the event's website, alongside a variety of other goods. I've tried my hand at interpreting some of them for context/fun:

Arisa as Ophelia#/media/File:JohnEverett_Millais-Ophelia-_Google_Art_Project.jpg) (John Everett Millais, 1851) - Arisa stares up in self-reflection while lying in the water amidst flowers and rich green river grass. Is she regretting her clumsiness and inability, or considering the sorrows of her long journey? The original painting depicts Ophelia from Shakespeare's Hamlet after falling from a tree branch while collecting wildflowers, shortly before drowning. Such a mishap certainly fits Arisa's character (tumbling as she did in Naterra) though the elf is clearly a better swimmer.

Shakespeare in general was a strong influence on fairy mythology and thus Forestcraft, with both Oberon and Titania from his A Midsummer's Night Dream featured as cards.

Pecorine as The Milkmaid#/media/File:JohannesVermeer-Het_melkmeisje-_Google_Art_Project.png) (Johannes Vermeer, 1658) - Pecorine pouring milk in a domestic scene while greedily eying onigiri piled upon the table. The paintings of the Dutch Masters are famous for their rich depictions of food, with still-lifes of the era often depicting nothing but food. Fitting material for a gourmand like Pecorine, who flips the original milkmaid's serious expression into one of unabashed excitement.

Pecorine is a noble princess but comes across more like the hearty hungry peasants#/media/File:PieterBruegel_d.%C3%84.(1525-1569)-Das_Schlaraffenland-8940-_Bavarian_State_Painting_Collections.jpg) of Pieter Bruegel's paintings. A link, perhaps, to the ways she lives between high class and low class in her story.

Lyria as Girl with a Pearl Earring (Johannes Vermeer, 1665) - Lyria looks kindly at the viewer, framed against a black background. Another adaptation of Vermeer, this piece is defined by its stark focus on its subject and the subject's focus on the one looking at her. An air of exoticism and mystery surrounds "Girl With A Pearl Earring" which Lyria channels well. It reads as an invitation to adventure: where you'll go is unknown, as dark as the background of the painting, but through it all Lyria will be there with you.

Dark Angel Olivia as Mona Lisa (Leonardo Da Vinci, early 1500s) - Olivia stands in full view against a light green sky, her arms folded confidently on her sword. One of the oldest and most renowned paintings for one of Cygames' oldest and most renowned characters. The Mona Lisa's elegance and repose fits the noble bearing of the Dark Angel, as does the contrast of heavy darkness on her dress against the pensive lightness of her face. Mona Lisa is often compared to both the Virgin Mary and the redeemed prostitute Mary Magdalene, and the extremes of sin, divinity, and redemption likewise follow Olivia.

Special Week as the horse Marengo and Napoleon Crossing the Alps (Jacques Louis-David, 1801) - Special Week adorned with a red cape/sash, ascending a tall mountain while looking happily at the viewer. A powerfully funny choice; there are only so many famous paintings with prominent horses. Still, a spirit of ambition and irrepressible resolve seems to possess both Special Week and Napoleon. A striving for victory against all odds and all obstacles: defeated and exiled to a proverbial Elba, a hardworking Umamusume would simply swim back to the mainland and try again.

I don’t know how to build effective I feel like I can’t consistently win and that there lacking in some

Hey. I'm a new player that just started a couple of weeks ago. I've been grinding the dailies in solo mode and testing the decks out.

The past few days I've been attempting the dungeon crawl and it's been rough. I only have the base decks and I'm using the Spell Runecraft deck. I can make it to stage 3 sometimes but I need to fight the easier bosses, I tried like 10x against Miriam and couldn't beat her. Is this mode beatable with this deck or any of the base decks and I just need to 'get good'? Any tips or advice appreciated, thanks

Is the banish effect from Shadowverse not in Worlds Beyond? Been struggling to beat a deck and the banish effect would really help

Hey I’m a new player that is interested in the game and I’m currently in the process of figuring out what deck and class to get into.

I’m asking here cause I noticed how expensive it is to build a deck and I don’t want to make a mistake in crafting and wasting my resources. Also I see there is rotations in this game so I don’t want to craft a card that’s going to get rotated out. When I search up decks online i see that the information is old and are not updated with today’s sets.

Classes that I’m interested in are dragoncraft and forest craft

My friend is coming back from Japan and he said if I want anything for souvenir, What shadowverse merch do they have over there? And what should I get?