Best TCG Decks and Tier List for Genius Invokation（Page 3）Comment

>>59 skill issue

So basically if you didn't get Keqing first, your deck is trash and you will never win. Awesome, great advice. Glad I never wasted my time in this awful mode

>>48 this deck is still one of the best deck in the game and so fun to kill all 3 of opponent with a single burst of keqing in mid game

Introducing MMEC Mirror maiden electro-charge The current most broken competitive deck, make your opponent rage quit with your outstanding healing and unescapeable summon damages. Use Rodheia of loch, fischl, and mirror maiden and you just got your self MMEC. Bring enough healing cards and some essential cards and you will get 80% win rate. Make your opponent cry when you pull out your MMEC ^^

>>41

Would klee melt be viable? I don't really like yoimiya's playstyle.

>>52 EM artifacts?

>>37 That's true lmao. But I think hyperbloom is better suited.

Team 1 (Main Deck): Ganyu, Eula, and Oceanid. You can use Xingqui as a replacement for Oceanid, they work equally well. This is mainly a freeze team. The downside is that this team heavily relies on 'Paimon' cards and their skill cards for damage. It still works without the skill cards, but one-shotting is more satisfying to me. Team 2: Jean, Klee, Ayaka This is more of a fun/casual team because of the elemental reactions and swirls. All you need are EM artifacts, and this team is great!

Update please? 3 new character cards and some "nerf" to one of your top team

My two main teams have been: Ganyu, Mona, Keqing - can do three ERs at once, Keqing and Ganyu are menacing offensive cards, and together they make a terrifying duo, Mona is essential as the catalyst for two of the reactions, buffing attacks via burst, her passive and summon Collei, Cyno and Keqing - follows the same format, Collei enables Quicken (which buffs Electro/Dendro DMG) beside Cullein Anbar, Keqing begins the offense while Cyno lies and waits after 4 rounds to finish it off

Have really been enjoying Klee, Mona, and Pyro Agent and playing super aggressively. With Pyro res and gambler's earrings on Klee as well as another few cards to ensure dice control this deck has pumped for me, and Klee is really fun to use.

I have been using a Superconduct DoT deck consisting of Ganyu, Keqing and Fischl. The general idea behind it is using a combination of Ganyu's e-burst and Fischl's e-skill to deal 7 damage at the end of every round, and Fishcl's and Keqing's e-bursts to quickly wipe out the enemy team. To aid in the gain of energy, Liu Su, Elemental Resonance: High Voltage and Starsigns are included in the deck.

Collei, Jadeplume Terrorshroom, Xiangling. Plop Gouba to seed Burning, basically guaranteeing pyro to react, and then respond to rolls. Using Sprawling Greenery and Floral Sidewinder while Pyronado is active (especially on a target affected by pyro, hydro, or electro to start) can produce a potent chain from Collei; Cullein-Anbar and Gouba keep a Burn going with no action from you; Jadeplume is there for resonance and backup with a potent burst.

keqing fischl oceanid deck been carrying me throughout the game

Maguu Kenki, Oceanid and Yoimiya/Fischl/Ganyu, plus Abyssal summon, toss-up and paimon cards. Watch your opponents suffer via elemental reactions at every end phase

i mostly use random cards to play (ex. keqing, ayaka, bennett or yoimiya, chongyun, mona), but i have built the liyue freeze and ayamiya melt decks. i love them lol, they're fun to play

>>41 The meta in the regular game doesn't apply to TCG. Aggravate might be the current meta in the Spiral Abyss or just the general game, but I think that freeze is currently the best in TCG.

>>41 As SS I mean, cos it's the most broken reaction in the game

TCG guide decks are over-rated. Half of it aren't even decently good. Best just figure it out yourself. How is it that Aggravate ain't even on the list?