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Deck Rankings | Tier List (Blossoming Fate)
The strongest decks in the Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond Blossoming Fate are Fennie Dragoncraft, Odd Havencraft, Puppet Portalcraft, and Destroy Portalcraft.
Dragoncraft and Portalcraft Are Great for Beginners
If you’re new to the game or want to avoid mechanically demanding decks, classes like Dragoncraft and Portalcraft are excellent starting points thanks to their straightforward game plans and forgiving play patterns.
Forestcraft, Swordcraft, and Havencraft for Advanced Players
Classes such as Forestcraft, Swordcraft, and Havencraft require deeper decision‑making and a working knowledge of the game, which makes them more challenging to play. Loot Swordcraft in particular demands good technical skill, placing it firmly in the advanced‑player category.
State of the Metagame
Set 5 Meta Analysis
Destroy Portalcraft Is Trending
Destroy Portalcraft is rising as one of the strongest decks in the current meta. It performs well because it can now create White Psalm, New Revelation and Black Psalm, New Revelation more often, while also putting multiple units onto the field through Imari, Dewdrop. As players continue refining this deck, hybrid versions will soon start to appear.
Odd Havencraft Is Establishing Its Place in the Meta
Odd Havencraft is gaining attention for its overall stability. Its steady resource generation and ability to keep units on the field turn after turn has helped it secure a solid place in the meta. Lists are gradually shifting, with more players adding Tikoh, Asclepian Surgeon and reducing Jeanne, Saintly Knight.
Fennie Dragoncraft Is Becoming More Common
Fennie Dragoncraft is becoming more common, while Ramp Dragoncraft and Evolve Dragoncraft are seeing less play. With Destroy Portalcraft and Odd Havencraft on the rise, players are looking for Dragoncraft decks that perform better in long games after Beelzebub, Supreme King or Kukishiro, Mistbloom enters the field.
Set 4’s Former Top Decks Are Fading Out
Decks that dominated during the Set 4 meta are slowly decreasing in usage. Loot Swordcraft still appears thanks to Oluon, Raging Chariot expanding its lethal range, but Earth Rite Runecraft has dropped sharply in popularity. Many players are shifting toward Spell Earth Rite instead.
Milteo Abysscraft Is Gaining Momentum
Milteo Abysscraft is drawing more attention due to its strong performance in high‑rank play. The deck is valued for its flexible win conditions, including pressuring opponents early and stacking burn damage to set up sudden lethal turns. Its results suggest it may become even more prominent moving forward.
Best Decks and Recipes
S Rank (Tier 1)
- Lishenna PortalcraftPortalcraftComboCost: Medium
- A deck that gains advantage by destroying White Psalm, New Revelation/Black Psalm, New Revelation
- Easily creates a DP gap using consistent restoration and burn damage
- Boosted finishing power with Beelzebub, Supreme King - Fennie DragoncraftDragoncraftComboCost: High
- A deck that repeatedly plays powerful cards at reduced cost
- Can draw multiple discounted cards at once through Fennie, Prismatic Phoenix → Getenou, Eightfold Glory sequence
- Its main challenge is surviving long enough to assemble and execute combos - Odd HavencraftHavencraftComboCost: High
- Its main appeal is to develop the board by drawing cards
- Has many options, making it difficult to play
- Rich in resources and has strong offensive power - Loot SwordcraftSwordcraftMid-RangeCost: High
- A deck focused on pushing high damage, centered around Sinciro, Heir to Usurpation
- Packed with multiple damage‑dealing cards to maintain pressure
- Suffers from resource issues, especially after the Tablet of Tribulations nerf
A Rank (Tier 2)
- Ramp DragoncraftDragoncraft
Mid-RangeCost: High
- A deck built around ramp-up mechanics
- Applies heavy pressure through Intimidate effects and high-impact Storm cards
- Struggles to secure wins when forced into a defensive position - Earth Rite Spellboost RunecraftRunecraft
ComboCost: High
- A high-level combo deck
- Its weakness is that it cannot Restore, deal Damage, and Spellboost at the same time
- Can push through mediocre attacks and Combos - Puppet PortalcraftPortalcraft
Mid-RangeCost: Medium
- Strong early game tempo moves
- Strong removal with Sincerity of the Dewdrop
- Can also deal with wide boards with Imari, Dewdrop - Evo DragoncraftDragoncraft
ComboCost: High
- A deck that excels at applying strong, continuous board pressure
- Highly consistent, supported by abundant resources and restore effects
- Offers excellent board‑clearing capability - Oluon SwordcraftSwordcraft
AggroCost: High
- An aggro deck centered on wide board development and Storm
- Aggressive with plenty of direct damage
- Strong closing power thanks to Oluon, Raging Chariot - Earth Rite RunecraftRunecraftMid-RangeCost: High
- A deck that develops its board and attacks via Skybound Arts
- Delivers serious late‑game damage thanks to powerful Skybound Art cards
- Has a strong ability to establish and reinforce its board using Evolution cards
B Rank (Tier 3)
- Crest HavencraftHavencraft
ControlCost: Medium
- A deck that survives through strong control tools and restore effects while steadily dealing burn damage
- Sofina, Inspiring Strength makes it easier to gain Evolutions.
- Has limited early‑game options - Milteo AbysscraftAbysscraftAggroCost: Low
- An aggro deck that amplifies its damage output through Milteo’s automatic Evolution
- Boasts a strong early game, giving it an edge against slower, setup‑heavy decks
- Capable of securing quick wins - Mid-range AbysscraftAbysscraft
Mid-RangeCost: Medium
- An aggro deck focused on board development and Storm
- Has a strong early game and is favored against slow Decks - Ward HavencraftHavencraft
ControlCost: High
- A deck focused on developing Ward followers and buffing them to create an unbreakable frontline
- Builds a formidable board that can’t be pierced by minor removal cards
- Shows strong meta performance against Storm‑centric decks - Mode AbysscraftAbysscraft
ControlCost: Medium
- A control deck that builds Faith Value to unleash powerful Mode cards
- Offers strong resource generation and deck cycling
- Highly consistent, with very few unfavorable matchups - Reanimate AbysscraftAbysscraft
Mid-RangeCost: High
- A deck built around using Reanimate cards
- Includes many cards that can fill your side of the field with followers from just one card
- Can finish games by winning with Sandalphon, Primarch Successor - Evo SwordcraftSwordcraft
Mid-RangeCost: High
- A deck that continuously pressures opponents by deploying followers
- Seofon, Leader of the Eternals is an instant threat
- Powerful early game offense - Rhinoceroach ForestcraftForestcraft
ComboCost: Low
- A combo deck built around achieving a One‑Turn Kill with Killer Rhinoceroach
- Highly effective against slower decks
- Improved consistency thanks to the addition of Miroku, Swarmpetal - Spellboost RunecraftRunecraft
ComboCost: Medium
- Overwhelms opponents by building a powerful board
- Board can be strengthened further using Ara, Dawnblossom
- Suffers from low consistency
Evaluation Criteria
Tier Criteria
| Tier | Criteria |
|---|---|
| Tier1 | [Top of the Meta] Boasts a high level of refinement and deck power, and is central to the meta. As a result, they are often countered and their decklists become well-known, but those that are difficult to counter tend to remain. |
| Tier2 | [Strong Contenders] Decks that have power comparable to Tier 1 decks, but have weaknesses such as matchup disadvantages against top-tier decks or a lack of consistency. They often move between Tier 1 and Tier 3 depending on changes in the meta. |
| Tier3 | [Solid Decks] Solid decks that have slightly less deck power compared to Tier 1 and Tier 2 decks, but each has its own strengths and can compete to some extent in the meta. |
| Tier4 | [Developing Decks] Decks that are few in number due to reasons like insufficient deck power or unrefined builds, but still have a certain presence. |
| Tier4 | [Lower-Tier Decks] Decks that are significantly outclassed by other decks in the current card pool. They are waiting for new card additions or card adjustments for a chance to break into the higher tiers. |
Deck Types
| Type | Definition |
|---|---|
| Aggro | A deck that aggressively attacks the opponent from the early game. |
| Mid-Range | A well-balanced deck that can flexibly adapt to any opponent. |
| Control | A deck built around the concept of controlling the game. |
| Combo | A deck built around the concept of winning with a specific combination of cards. |
Cost Criteria
| Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| High | 50,001 or more |
| Medium | 30,001 - 50,000 |
| Low | 30,000 or less |
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Loot Swordcraft
Puppet Portal
Evo Dragoncraft
Ramp Dragoncraft
Earth Rite Runecraft
Killer Roach Forestcraft
Crest Havencraft
Destroy Portalcraft
Odd Havencraft
Fennie Dragon
Marine Dragoncraft
