Dragoncraft in Shadowverse is all about accelerating your game plan. Similar to how a Druid "ramps" in Hearthstone (or Mono Green Ramp in Magic: The Gathering), this class focuses on quickly gaining extra play points, allowing you to deploy high-cost, powerful cards much earlier than usual. Imagine being on turn three and suddenly having the resources of turn five; this is the core of Dragoncraft's strategy.
This rapid resource gain isn't just about playing big units; it also enables the powerful Overflow mechanic, which activates once you reach seven play points, often granting significant bonuses to your cards and abilities. Whether you're looking to drop massive, high-stat followers or deal huge bursts of damage, Dragoncraft offers a direct and often overwhelming gameplan. This playstyle particularly appeals to what's often called the "Timmy" player—someone who loves the thrill of summoning colossal, imposing creatures and dominating the board with sheer power.
Best Decks & Budget Options
Dragoncraft will play almost the same game plan whether it is built on a budget or with a full collection. The main difference will be our late game power, with the budget deck being forced to focus on closing the deal while the refined built can afford to enter a value based war.
In this cheaper deck, the main differences are 10142120 and 10041130 serving as finishing cards until we can unlock 10144120 for that job. Combined, they represent 8 damage without any Evolve factored in. Perfect to set up 10143110 on a Super-Evolve for that exact number. The rest of the deck is mostly built towards reaching that scenario, although we could push for the kill earlier if the opponent gives us space to work with.
Once refined, a Dragoncraft deck packs one of the best late game punches in the game. Indeed, our three legendary cards combine perfectly to give us most possibilities, from dealing direct damage, to summoning a large board, or clearing the opposite side of the field.
At the moment, the deck needs quite a lot of AoE in the late game to stop a Swordcraft opponent from building the board. This is the reason we packed three copies of 10143140 and 10042110 currently.
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Best Cards & Crafting Recommendations
- 10144130 and 10143120 are the most crucial cards in my opinion. The 4-cost represents our second ramping card, which we require three copies of, while Garyu is the flexible card to ramp towards, as we can use it to pressure or defend ourselves.
- From there, you can either focus on the other legendary cards or the big dragons if you want to improve your deck quicker. 10144120 and 10143140 is the best mix in my opinion, giving you a midgame unit able to run away with the game if left on the board, and a big AoE paired with card draw for emergency situations.
Card List
List of all Dragoncraft cards in Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond so far. See all cards in the card database.
