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Play. Collect. Improve. Belong.

Find your kind of deck.

Six foundations for understanding how a deck wins, what its pieces do and how to adapt it to your collection.

These are learning guides, not a live tier list. Card links show the current imported text. Reviewed September 22, 2026.

Destroy →

Turn your own cards into resources, then cash in on the destruction.

Core roles · Game plan · Substitutions

Discard →

Shape your hand so losing cards advances your winning plan.

Core roles · Game plan · Substitutions

Move →

Grow threats and relocate power while keeping room for the next move.

Core roles · Game plan · Substitutions

Bounce →

Return cards to hand and reuse their effects for a flexible finish.

Core roles · Game plan · Substitutions

Ongoing →

Build a board of persistent effects that reinforce one another.

Core roles · Game plan · Substitutions

Zoo →

Build a wide board of small cards and make each slot count.

Core roles · Game plan · Substitutions