My best strategy is with the Eredin ‘Weather’ card, which allows you pick any weather card and play it instantly. I always keep a ‘Clear Weather’ and ‘Skellige Storm’ in my deck and try to keep them out of my hand, which gives me full control in a game. Try to hold onto this until the final round, where you can either trick an opponent into false security before you change the weather and a big swing in points, or as a failsafe in case they have a significant points advantage or a ‘Biting Frost’ card. I also recommend keeping lower-point Monster cards out of the deck entirely, and instead include certain high point cards as buffers to protect your ‘muster’ cards from ‘Scorch’ effects. These are cards like Fiend, Vesemir, Earth/Fire Elemental and Villentretenmert which have a higher base power than cards like the Vampires or Ekidnas. The inclusion of these cards also helps with essentially diluting the overwhelming number of ‘muster’ cards in the deck, meaning you’re much more likely to get 1 ‘muster card’ if it’s type, instead of two or more of the same type in your hand. And, because they’re not ‘Hero’ cards, they have a chance to stay in play for the next round, which can be a massive benefit. My final tip is that if you have the ‘Mysterious Sage’ spy card from Gremmist, try to save this until you’ve used your ‘muster’ cards. If you don’t, you have a good likelihood of drawing more of the ‘muster’ cards you already have, which is a waste of a spy card.
Hey man all I want to say is the quality of your videos are great! Keep up the good work I’m glad I stumbled upon your channel to learn some Gwent strats. Keep up the great work!!!
Looking forward to your Skelige video
My best strategy is with the Eredin ‘Weather’ card, which allows you pick any weather card and play it instantly.
I always keep a ‘Clear Weather’ and ‘Skellige Storm’ in my deck and try to keep them out of my hand, which gives me full control in a game.
Try to hold onto this until the final round, where you can either trick an opponent into false security before you change the weather and a big swing in points, or as a failsafe in case they have a significant points advantage or a ‘Biting Frost’ card.
I also recommend keeping lower-point Monster cards out of the deck entirely, and instead include certain high point cards as buffers to protect your ‘muster’ cards from ‘Scorch’ effects.
These are cards like Fiend, Vesemir, Earth/Fire Elemental and Villentretenmert which have a higher base power than cards like the Vampires or Ekidnas.
The inclusion of these cards also helps with essentially diluting the overwhelming number of ‘muster’ cards in the deck, meaning you’re much more likely to get 1 ‘muster card’ if it’s type, instead of two or more of the same type in your hand.
And, because they’re not ‘Hero’ cards, they have a chance to stay in play for the next round, which can be a massive benefit.
My final tip is that if you have the ‘Mysterious Sage’ spy card from Gremmist, try to save this until you’ve used your ‘muster’ cards. If you don’t, you have a good likelihood of drawing more of the ‘muster’ cards you already have, which is a waste of a spy card.
Hey man all I want to say is the quality of your videos are great! Keep up the good work I’m glad I stumbled upon your channel to learn some Gwent strats. Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks so much!! I really appreciate this comment ^^
Expecting to finally dust off the YT channel for more content in 2025... wish me luck 😂
To Gwent, or not to Gwent. There is no question!
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I love gwent so much it's unreal
I understand this feeling more than you might think 😭
You don't want to double the strength of your spies, but the spies that come from the opponent. So it's good that monsters don't have spies