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Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond has seven classes you can play, which will be ranked in a tier list from best to worst.
The Shadowverse Collectible Card Game (CCG) has unveiled a new digital card game called Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond. This is the newest in a series of card games looking to move into the digital platform.
This new digital card game has a total of seven classes you can select at the start of the game. However, not all of them are equally good to use. Here is a tier list of all the classes in Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond.
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All Classes Tier List in Shadowverse Worlds Beyond
There are a total of seven main classes (not including Neutral) in the entire game. These are:
- Forestcraft
- Runecraft
- Swordcraft
- Dragoncraft
- Abysscraft
- Havencraft
- Portalcraft
Lastly, there are also Neutral cards, although you can use them in any deck or by themselves.
S Tier
Dragoncraft and Portalcraft are the only S-tier classes for now. The main strength of Dragoncraft lies in summoning powerful dragons during the late game. Moreover, it tries to control the early game while storing up points to summon its strongest cards.
Meanwhile, Portalcraft has a high skill ceiling. However, if you can master this deck, then you will be hard to beat. You will need to control your opponent carefully while managing your board. You will be a force to reckon with while using Ralmia (for now, at least).
A Tier
Going down a tier, we have Havencraft, Runecraft and Swordcraft. Swordcraft is one of the easier decks to build at the moment; however, you hit a ceiling quite fast using this class.
On the other hand, Havencraft is more free-to-play friendly, but gets defeated by the S-tier decks with proper investment. Lastly, Runecraft is missing some important cards that would be crucial to its success. The lack of Storm or direct damage hurts this deck, as you are often unable to properly finish matches.
These decks could become S-tier going forward, with the proper expansions.
B Tier
Forestcraft and Abysscraft are two of the weakest classes in the game presently. Abysscraft combines the Shadowcraft and Bloodcraft classes. However, although the deck performs decently, it’s too inconsistent at the moment to rank any higher.
Lastly, Forestcraft is not a bad deck to use but you should be ready to deal with board wipes. Forestcraft aims to swarm the board with fairies. Unfortunately, this leaves it vulnerable to early board counters and disruptive effects.
That was the tier list for all the classes in Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond.
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