I pulled a very cool Mighty Simbi (U) from my Trial by Frost opening that ramps when one of your expeditions moves forward due to forest. Not long after, I came across a Cernunnos (U) with the exact same line of text on the Discord Marketplace, and I thought I might have a shot at building around the effect with some consistency. I took this list to the Monday A.W.O.L. weekly on 2025-02-10, where it went 4-2 for 16th of 125. ...
I played an updated version of my Rin deck at the Monday A.W.O.L. weekly on 2024-12-23, where it went 3-3 for 30th of 58. The deck For a detailed breakdown of the deck list, see the last time I played this deck. The biggest change is that I acquired another Coppélia (U) that plays itself when it goes to reserve. Going down a copy of Coppélia (R) was a downside, but I included a second Cernunnos (R) in its place to make it more likely the deck can progress on T1. ...
The deck This is a midrange deck that primarily tries to win the game by keeping overstatted 3-drops anchored as long as possible but can quickly pivot to a Lyra Festival (F) win if the opportunity arises. This build maximizes the “put a card from your hand in reserve” part of Rin’s hero ability by including as many instances as possible of the “target character with hand cost 3 or less gains anchored” support ability. If you win in forest early, you can put an anchor support ability into reserve which can snowball into more anchored 3-drops winning future expeditions. ...
The deck This is my first stab at an Arjun & Spike list. The deck’s goal is straightforward: to tempo out beefy characters and effectively double their stats and/or abilities with Arjun & Spike’s hero ability. Harvest (C) is the card that makes this deck work. It spots you two hero ability activations that you’re able to use immediately. I was happiest to spend my rare slots on premium 3-drops and effects that put cards into your reserve. ...