Verdant Conflict: Top 5 Unlimited Shadowverse decks

Verdant Conflict shook up the Shadowverse metagame quite a bit. Both formats experienced a shift in the dominance of decks, with new decks emerging and old ones getting more support. In this article, we’ll focus on ranking decks from the Unlimited metagame and give you the top five decks for grinding your way to Grandmaster! Let’s jump into it.

Tier 3 or below (Honorable Mentions)

Before we get into the best decks, we should talk about the ones that didn’t make the cut. All Swordcraft variants are out of the running; they’re way too slow this format and have no tools to counter the metagame (sorry, Spartacus). Aggro Dragoncraft isn’t fast enough either for most of the metagame. Everything else has either been powercrept or just can’t keep up.

Tier 2 decks that didn’t make the list

These decks are just good enough to show up now and again but aren’t fast enough to be a presence in the metagame. Midrange Shadow got a major buff with Gremory’s enhance effect being set to 6. However, Haven and Rune’s extensive ability to control the board have left the deck unable to stick followers. It can compete but just isn’t quite good enough to get there.

Phoenix Roost Dragon is still as viable as it was the last format but does struggle to close games. The deck loses to itself more times than not, and if it can’t assemble the Dagon, Lord of the Seas OTK it tends to lose hard.

Lastly, Portacraft Artifacts got a nice new toy in Artifact Call, but board clearing and a turn 7 OTK just aren’t good enough in a format filled with turn 6 storm from hand decks. All of these decks could be poised to break through next format with the right card or buff.

5. Whirlwind Roach Forestcraft

Roach decks were pretty infamous the last format, and they’re back again to scare people with that unstoppable OTK! Unfortunately for Forest players though, the control plan just isn’t as good this format. The decks it has to deal with at the top can flood the board fairly quickly or pressure life totals while putting up wards. The strategy does remain the same though: bounce roach, kill followers, repeat until dead. Maybe consider teching Ariana’s Whirlwind for a boardwipe if you’re worried about getting overwhelmed.

4. Vengeance/Flauros/Aggro Bloodcraft

I included all the Bloodcraft variants under this slot since the decks tend to bleed together a bit these days. Vengeance Blood was a powerhouse last format and lost none of its gamebreaking tools. However, it didn’t exactly gain any new ones in Verdant Conflict. Azazel allowed it to ward off Roach decks easily, but now that Roach isn’t on top, the effect isn’t as good. The deck can steal some wins here and there, so if you enjoy playing at a low life total, give this deck a shot. As for DFB/Flauros decks, turn 3 Flauros high roll is still powerful and shouldn’t be underestimated. Aggro blood can also get under a lot of decks, but make sure you have a way to deal those last points of damage.

3. City of Gold Storm Havencraft

Do you like hitting face? Do you like unconditional removal? Do you hate having to wait? If you answered yes to all of these questions, then City of Gold Havencraft is for you! City of Gold is an amulet you get for free on turn two and allows you to cheat the time on your amulets. This turns cards like Heretical Inquiry into a 2pp kill anything. Couple that with storm finishers like Agnes, Hollow Feather (a new addition from Verdant Conflict), and you can close out games incredibly quickly, as in 17 storm damage on turn 5 from an empty board. This sample list should probably be running Priest of Excess over Iridescent Sphinx, but either is a fine choice.

2. Elana Haven

You may notice this deck list is in a different format than the others. Well, it’s because it’s the list I used to grind to Grand Master myself this format!

The deck is very well positioned in the format, with its only bad matchups being irrelevant (Portalcraft) or our No. 1 deck. People will often assume you are on City of Gold Haven and wrongly mulligan. In addition, Elana’s Prayer and Kel, Holy Marksman are still incredibly powerful. Being able to wipe boards, put up several wards, and make your followers huge all contribute to this deck’s fantastic gameplan. On top of this, the incidental healing your deck generates drowns out many aggressive decks by principle and makes the City of Gold matchup a cakewalk (thanks to cards like Unica, Unicorn Maiden, and Whitefang Temple).

Your biggest weakness is huge boards, but Themis’ Decree is available as a tech if you find yourself struggling. I was running Sonia, Protector of Hope since she helps swing the No. 1 deck’s matchup in your favor. It’s also very strong against City of Gold Haven, as the enhance prevents its removal by anything but Priest of Excess. Overall, I think this deck is an exceptional choice.

1. Daria Runecraft

One card was all it took to put Daria Runecraft back on the map. The deck has been steadily getting support the past few sets, but it wasn’t until Chaos Wielder was added that the deck became so prominent again. The card adds consistency and an additional spellboost effect on its evolution. The strategy is simple: spellboost your cards and then dump them all at once to kill your opponent quickly. Most decks can’t handle 5 storm followers on turn 5, so if you can pilot this deck well enough, you should easily be able to tempo out many opponents. This deck has a high skill ceiling though, so be careful.

And that concludes our top 5 picks for Shadowverse Verdant Conflict Unlimited! What do you think of our picks? Is there a deck I missed? Let us know down in the comments!

Cara Menyembunyikan Status Online Instagram dengan Mudah

Cara Menyembunyikan Status Online Instagram dengan Mudah – Adanya status atau indikator “online” pada aplikasi sosial media biasanya menandakan bahwa akun tersebut sedang aktif. Lalu apa saja apliaksi yang sudah memiliki indikator tersebut? Yakni contohnya ada Facebook/Facebook Messenger, Viber, Skype dan WhatsApp. Namun, apakah kamu tahu bahwa selain aplikasi-aplikasi yang sudah disebutkan diatas ternyata Instagram juga memiliki fitur tersebut. Fitur Online pada Instagram ini muncul dalam bentuk tanda titik hijau pada avatar foto profil.

Adanya fitur ini pada aplikasi Instagram memudahkan para pengguna lainnya untuk mengetahui aktivitas followers atau yang non-followers khususnya ketika ingin mengirim pesan lewat Direct Messages. Akan tetapi, munculnya fitur ini ada yang menyukainya dan ada juga yang tidak. Bagi yang menyukainya karena dapat memudahkan melihat aktivitas seseorang. Bagi yang tidak, ini mengganggu privasi dirinya sehingga ketika berselancar aktivitasnya terpantau oleh user lain.

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Jadi apakah dengan adanya fitur tersebut sudah tidak bisa dinonaktifkan lagi? Tentu saja masih bisa! Setiap pembaruan setelan pasti memiliki tombol untuk menonaktifkannya karena kembali lagi, semua orang tidak selalu menyukai hasil pembaruan yang dirilis meskipun tujuannya memang memberikan kenyamanan. Oleh karena itu, bagi kamu yang ingin tidak terpantau aktivitasnya di Instagram, kamu dipersilakan untuk mengikuti tutorial yang sudah disediakan dibawah ini.

1. Silakan buka Instagram kamu dan akses ke bagian profil
2. Kemudian buka Pengaturan Instagram.
3. Didalam pengaturan aplikasi tersebut ada banyak sekali menunya. Silakan kamu pilih Privasi.
4. Didalam menu tersebut terbagi menjadi dua, yakni ada interaksi dan koneksi. Silakan kamu alihkan ke bagian Interaksi dan pilih menu Status Aktivitas.
5. Terdapat tombol “Tampilkan Status Aktivitas” dan dengan tombol inilah dapat memungkinkan adanya status online di Instagram apabila dihidupkan. Apabila kamu tidak ingin terpantau aktiitas online-nya, silakan untuk dimatikan saja seperti pada gambar dibawah ini.
6. Status online kamu sudah tidak terlihat lagi. Apabila kamu ingin mengeceknya, silakan mintalah bantuan teman untuk melihat akun kamu melalui Direct Messages. Mengapa lewat Direct Messages? Karena disini adalah tempat yang paling terlihat untuk melihat status tersebut.

Perlu kamu ketahui, apabila fitur tersebut dimatikan, maka kamu juga tidak akan bisa melihat akun lainnya sedang online.

Bagaimana? Mudah sekali bukan melakukannya? Yang terpenting adalah kamu hanya perlu mengikuti tutorial tersebut dan apabila kamu sudah melakukan persis seperti pada langkah diatas, maka pasti akan berhasil diterapkan. Memang privasi adalah hak seluruh orang dan tentu saja hal ini tidak dapat diganggu gugat oleh orang lain, maka dari itulah Instagram menciptakan fitur ini untuk menjaga privasi seseorang. 

Aleksib not interested in Complexity Gaming’s $1 million offer

It was revealed that Aleksi “Aleksib” Virolainen was not interested in a $1 million offer by Complexity Gaming, according to a report. The benched ENCE in-game leader turned down the offer to join on a two-year contract. There are rumors that Aleksib may be one of the players 100 Thieves is looking into signing as they enter CSGO once again.

Complexity Gaming offer

The report states that Complexity Gaming Chief Executive Officer Jason Lake flew to Helsinki, Finland in an effort to convince Aleksib. The main highlights of the offer included $1 million USD and a luxury housing apartment in exchange for a two-year contract. The offer ended up not being accepted. However, it wasn’t because of the money, but rather because the Finnish CSGO player did not want to move to North America.

With this denial, Lake decided to go down the list and try to recruit another player instead. This player was allegedly Heroic’s in-game leader, Benjamin “blameF” Bremer. The two parties had been in discussions multiple times before the player agreed to join in late September. BlameF had joined Heroic in January of 2019. He helped the roster attain 7 – 8th in Season 9’s ESL Pro League Finals, along with 5 – 6th at Chicago’s Intel Extreme Masters XIV. The Danish player replaces the spot formerly held by Ricardo “Rickeh” Mulholland.

Aleksib’s future

Aleksib started competing in 2015 and has played for organizations like Recursive Esports, SkitLite Gaming, Findictus, ENCE Esports, ENCORE, and HAVU Gaming. While with ENCE, the team placed 2nd at DreamHack Open Montreal, 1st in 2018’s StarSeries & i-League CSGO Season 6, and 1st at DreamHack Open Winter.

During the 2019 season, the Finnish esports organization managed to achieve 2nd at Katowice’s Intel Extreme Masters XIII Major and 1st at BLAST Pro Series: Madrid. The lineup also achieved 2nd at DreamHack Masters Dallas, Chicago’s Intel Extreme Masters XIV, and 5 – 8th at the recent StarLadder Berlin Major. Aleksib was benched after the lackluster performance at the Berlin Major.