Reader’s Replacement
Ciphyron Ascendant
Category: Diamond+ Deck
Archetype: Combo
Spirit: 13290
Patch: 1.96
Author: ReaderUSMC
Submitted: 2018.11.18
This deck requires you to completely outplay your opponent. It won’t save you from direct damage. Amazingly satisfying deck to play.
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I thrive on playing Duelyst as a tactical game. That’s why I’ve always played Vetruvian. Outside the idiotic Fault + Kha combo, Vet lacks relevant direct damage.
This deck forces you to think 2 turns ahead of your opponent. You must outplay them. It won’t guarantee a win. It’s amazingly fun to play, and win with.
Just hope you don’t come up against the ridiculous amount of direct damage on the ladder.
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