Getting “Rulenye” out as early as Turn 4 can delay an opponent’s assault and help players build Shadows via Burial Rite and find “Cernunnos” as soon as possible via draw effects. This fast and loose deck is an answer to stall playstyles due to its straightforward strategy. RELATED: Cult Of The Lamb: Most Useful Tarot Cards

The playstyle of the Flame and Glass deck primarily relies on cheap cards that serve as both Shadow generators and draw cards, all leading towards summoning “Cernunnos” and “Rulenye, Screaming Silence” to deal with anything the opponent has on the board as early as the mid-game. While the Shadowcraft Class in the popular TCG deals heavily with gambling with existing life to overwhelm opponents, Flame and Glass relies on its namesake card to facilitate powerful burst damage from key cards within a single turn. Lastly, delaying a setup with “Corpsmaster” can lead to a devastatingly-powerful “Victorious Blader” who, alongside “Erika,” can finish the enemy with a three-strike combo. An alternative would be relying on “Musketeers’ Vow” to summon one of each “Aramis” and “Athos,” as well as a “Frenzied Corpsmaster” to overwhelm foes. First is relying on “Leod, Moonlit Executioner” for decent AOE clears and even an instant 3 Damage to opponents. In turn, the game relies on three main setups to achieve victory. Ideally, “Erika, Loyal Swordsavant” is a must-have as her +1/+0 per creature that comes into play is extremely useful for setups, even if her buffs last for a turn.

At its core, Multi-Setup Aggression relies on players being able to adjust to whichever cards they end up having near the end game. The Multi-Setup Aggression takes full advantage of the versatility of the Swordcraft Class. Most popular TCGs have a go-to archetype when it comes to basic plays, and Swordcraft seems to serve this purpose for Shadowverse players.

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