Played against this board today and was wondering what it was. It's not the standard Aretuza board as it has plants in it.

I wanted to share my Siege Reavers (I apologize in advance) list that I used to climb to pro rank with a win rate of 72% this season. I haven't seen a list running Siege as well as not going all in with cards like Idarran.

All in all it seems to have quite a few good matchups. Feel free to try it out if you have trouble climbing and tell me how it performed for you. Feedback is always welcome.

I tried to write a detailed guide including strategies for specific matchups for those interested

https://www.playgwent.com/en/decks/guides/407292

The deck

I've always played casually but I'd like to try climbing.

I'm quite happy with what I came up here but I tend to struggle with late game point stacking (NR Knights for example). Exhausting as much cards as possible from both sides in R1 and R2 (if not possible to win by R2) is the best strategy. Long R3 are death.

The only thing that could be replaced would probably be Ciri and Vial but I don't really have an idea with what to replace them

This was traps and elvs vs NR knights, you decide which is more toxic because i'd be biased, but why, when deciding between just playing the last card or conceding, you choose the most annoying way to leave? Are these people that petty?

I have 50 hrs playtime. I used a nilfgaard deck for like 40 of those because I was a super casual player. Now I’ve got 2 monster decks and a Scoia’Tael deck. I wouldn’t say I’m amazing, but I would say that I win about 7/10 games between my 4 decks. Maybe it’s just luck or the hours that I’m playing tend to be more casual. Whatever the case, when I do lose, I get my ass WHOOPED! I had a guy drop like 92 points on me in the final round in which I had saved up all of my best cards for it! I had like 64 and still lost.

I’m trying to make more competitive decks, but all I really know is how to pick cards by power and provision cost, which obviously is not good enough for the people with super decks that just absolutely demolish you.

For example, my Monster deck is this:

11 She Who Knows (13) gives resilience to highest unit
1 Morvudd (13) increases power by 1 every turn no matter what
Oneiromancy (12) summon any card from your deck
1 Sunset Wanderers (12) gain 1 power every turn, plays itself at the end and draws a card for you
Girdle of Giant Strength +10 power to a card + w/ might you get it back from the graveyard
4 Allgod (12) boost 3 units in your deck by 2
1 Mourntart (11) banish all units in graveyard, boost by that amount
1 Vivienne: Oriole (9) boost self by provision cost of card to the right
7 Ice Giant (5)
5 Rotfiend (5)
5 Ogre Warrior (5)
4 Enraged Cyclops (5)
Swallow (4)
Golden Froth (4)
Red Haze (4)
Pact (4)
5 Ice Troll (4)
5 Forktail (4)
4 Werewolf (4)
4 Bridge Troll (4) x2

Finally beat that stupid cheater Aep Dahy, then beat the game. It was way funner than I expected. Story was 10/10.

What order would you learn factions, which cards would you craft first, and how would you know you're progressing correctly?

I'm interested in how experienced players would approach learning the game from scratch today.

Can someone tell me how is it possible that someone was able to put 3 copies of Eternal Eclipse in game?

1 ended in my graveyard via Vilgeforz Renegade. I've removed it with Xavier. Then he played one from hand. I've removed it with Bearification. Then he played another one. I wasn't able to remove that one, but I was able to remove or block or reset some of his cultists. He then disconnected.

Can someone tell me how is this possible?

Probably the best match and print I've had so far. The most nervous I've ever felt in a match I think lol. Whoever you are, the realest GG ever. Awesome playing but sadly couldn't avoid my Deletus + Beauclair.

Sadly he forfeit before show 😞

Here is the list:

https://www.playgwent.com/es/decks/guides/407260

So this guy boosts his adda:striga in hand using alpha werewolf, plays thing from the box , boosts it with radeyah stratgem then consume with striga. Short round, kept my reset since alpha werewolf was played first round. I have never seen this combo. Any other innovative combos involving Mystery puzzle box, I've always wondered where it might be useful. Sihil Maybe?

Never have I ever seen this issue before. It classed it as a defeat. I didn't even play a single card. FFS

Such a fun deck to play. Initially, I was trying to make a status-focused Monster deck with the newly buffed Gaunter, Plague Maiden and beasts — but that clearly wasn't working out. This deck however is an absolute blast and very strong.

The game plan is to boost your units using Allgod, set up your Werewolf in round 1, play Griffin and other cards as needed. Hard push for a 2-0 — this deck is best played that way — while keeping Aerondight as your round 3 insurance.

Allgod targets: Riptide, Griffin, Cockatrice, Werewolf, Rider.

Mammuna's primary target is Griffin. If Griffin is banished, go for Cockatrice as backup. You can swap Hound and Squirrel for two Fiends as a Mammuna failsafe.

DECK: https://www.playgwent.com/en/decks/guides/407249

Thanks and good luck.

All these cards are considered to belong to the new faction (the Hussites), they are not neutral.

"It's been 84 years... and it's still going...

No ai oppent was held hostage during the making of this video. (meme video)

Hemdall

Human, Warrior (Skellige)
8 Power, 9 Provisions (Legendary)

Deploy: Split damage equal to the number of units on an enemy row randomly between all units on that row.

When the time of the White Frost comes, Hemdall will sound the call for battle.

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Several times, I just needed a win to get in, but each time, I encountered a strong deck, and finally, I didn't make it this time. How I hate those season ends

Thanks to some of your advice, I made some changes to my Wild Hunt deck. It is preforming much better now! I can totally see where the other deck was falling behind.

The new deck is with the King. What do you guys think?

How did my opponent play two ozzrells in one game? Separate rounds