In Shadowverse, after Storm Havencraft, Aggro Shadowcraft costs $58 and the prices rise gradually from there all way to the Control Swordcraft.In Hearthstone, after Zoolock, Dragon Priest costs $36 and next 3 cheapest decks are between $45-50.Most expensive deck Control Swordcraft costs $180 in USA. You can buy Storm Havencraft for $51 or $39 for me here in Turkey. In Shadowverse, an average deck costs $86 but may change depending on local pricing of iTunes and Google Play.In Hearthstone, an average deck costs $70 or €63 (Cheaper in EU).If we check how much we need to spent for them without considering unusual deals we arrive to this: Most expensive 2 decks (Control Swordcraft and Tempo Forestcraft) cost 92 packs and 73 packs. Cheapest 2 decks (Storm Havencraft and Aggro Shadowcraft) cost 29 packs and 33 packs. In Shadowverse average packs you need for Tier 1/2 decks are 52 packs. Most expensive 2 decks (Renolock and Reno Priest) cost 97 packs and 94 packs. Cheapest 2 decks (Zoolock and Dragon Priest) cost 15 packs and 27 packs. In Hearthstone average packs you need for Tier 1/2 decks are 60 packs. I also didn't put draft rewards into the considerations. This values change greatly if you consider the average speed you earn gold or rupies after your first days in the games. Time to put the impression into the numbers =)
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Then, I checked how much a new player who wants to be competitive could reasonably earn for free before ranked games. That is if you burn everything, of course. If they do, they are in very (VERY!) specific ones.After writing this yesterday and reading this today, I decided to compare expected pack values to the average prices of Tier 1/2 decks.
In the D tier, we are ranking the cards that have a pick rate below 20% - these cards are sometimes used in decks as placeholders until a better card is acquired but rarely make it to the meta decks. They can be used in very specific decks and can be great situationally. While the cards in this tier are not that popular, averaging between a 20% and 40% use rate, they are not exactly "bad" either. These are cards that you can find useful quite often. S+ Tier | S Tier | A Tier | B Tier | C Tier | D TierĪ tier cards have a popularity between 60% and 80%, which basically means they are found in over half of the decks you'll ever face. Until then, here is our complete Shadowverse tier list of all the cards in the game! So, if you want to learn which are the best decks in the current meta, you can check out our other article on the best Shadowverse decks! No card in the game is "bad" per se, but how well it complements a deck is what really determines its tier. If you have a specific deck that is using cards that we've ranked in the lower tiers, don't despair - we've ranked them based on their pick rate and how well they fit in the most commonly used decks in the game. Naturally, a card will have to fill a specific role - deal damage to a specific unit, grant various effects, or summon Artifacts, to name a few. With new cards added to the game regularly, we will see changes made to the cards picked by players based on how well they fit in specific decks. In other words, you may have a Vania, Crimson Majesty which goes extremely well everywhere (hence it's S+ tier), but on the opposite end we have the Angel of Adjudication card which can be used in the Enhance Portal deck, but even there it can be replaced by better-fitting ones. The difference between a card that ranks high and one that isn't top-tier is simply based on the synergy between that card and the rest of the cards you can have in a deck. Some cards, since they are extremely good, are used in almost every single deck, therefore making them top-tier, and a must-have for every Shadowverse player. The Shadowverse tier list we've created ranks every single card released in the game based on its strength and usage. How we ranked the best cards in Shadowverse for this tier list You can take a peek at the Outerplane tier list or League of Pantheons tier list to name a few. There are a lot of similar lists on our website where we rank the best cards or characters in certain games from top to bottom. If you're completely new to the game, you can easily get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of cards you'll be able to collect in Shadowverse however, if you are already familiar with TCGs, you will also know that despite their number, not all of them are viable in the current meta. Shadowverse tier list will uncover the best cards in the game - and before you ask, yeah, we've ranked every single one! Updated on - Spetember 10th, 2023 - Version 4.2.0, original article by Cristina Mesesan, updated by Mihail Katsoris
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