Ultimately, it’s all semantics, but I think it's worth attempting to arrive at a classification that works well in capturing a player’s options in Shadow Era. This can be very helpful, but it’s debatable whether some of these are not necessary archetypes, but rather styles or sub-archetypes or variants, and the established classifications from other games may not be the best for Shadow Era due to differences in rules and gameplay either. have been used by many many players in an attempt to characterise a particular deck or group of decks. Don't worry, there will still be spoilers!įor as long as I’ve been playing Shadow Era, terms like 'aggro', 'control', 'combo', 'beatdown', 'rush', 'stall', 'solo', 'mill', etc. In today's article, I'm going to adopt a slightly different format and present content as a starting point for discussion and collaboration, rather than the usual one-way self-contained article designed to disseminate information. (If you've missed any of the preceding ones, be sure to head back to the article that announced the set and then follow the links at the bottom of that for the subsequent articles.) Welcome to the sixth article in our Lost Lands spoiler series.

Lost Lands: Deck Archetypes in Shadow Era

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