I’m pretty excited about the Community Quests; although the way the prizes are distributed is pretty top heavy, I was always interested in doing deck restriction challenges like this, like when I did Welcome and Core cards only or used specific tribes in my last series. This first one is a pretty simple one, and there are some good Aggro decks out there already with 0-2 6+ mana cards which can be easily subbed out to meet the requirements. I decided to use my Aggro Light deck that got me my first weekend top 10 finish and modified it for this challenge.

Today I was surprised that I was able to beat an $89 Heirloom Death in an 11-minutes epic battle. As far as I remember this week I am always close to victory when I am battling an Heirloom Death deck only to be beaten at the later part of the match. But when I changed two cards on my deck I was finally able to come out victorious in a battle against an Heirloom Death deck.

I am very proud to be able to percent to the Publish0x community a project I and Zer0requiem have been working hard on for the last couple of weeks. And that is our own Gods unchained Tournament, and what hopefully will be the first of many more to come. We hope that you the Gods Unchained community will love it just as much as we hope you will.

The main card [The Divine Coronet], the whole deck revolves around this card but it is not just about using it and win, you must know how to choose the creature that best suits you depending on what god or deck archetype you face, here are some examples of my favorite 9 of mana.

In this article, we will breakdown Week 2 for the community contest and what decks may serve to be powerful in trying to rank up over the next week. First off, I believe this is a great addition to the game and offers some deck composition strategy that is unique to the week and will make it more fun during week play rather than just the daily grind for play to earn. There will also be some interesting price changes we may see as some cards that usually do not make the cut will be forced to be used in certain contexts.

This is my first post after a long time absence from the platform the reason was that I didn't have a lot of free time available and I didn't want to push myself into writing articles when I wasn't in the mood. So this little break is over now and I should probably share my progress from GU during this period as you would see I changed my deck entirely into an even more value-for-money option. Well, some of you were really curious if there are low-budget solutions for reaching and sustaining at the top ranks and I will let you know that with this deck I was able to sustain at Diamond rank for about 2 weeks without de-ranking on Gold but reaching really close to promote into Mythic. So let's review this deck and my progress in the past event.

Greetings to the entire "Gods Unchained" community. Today I bring you 2 games, which I have played with a nature deck, to which I have added two cards.

What's up everyone, today I've got a TON of budget friendly decks for you guys curtesy of my teammate [8M]Hpain! I played all 6 lists on stream the other day and had a fun time doing so. All played in Mythic, all against Mythic competition. Removing the Death deck (which went 1-2), I went 5-1 with the other 5 domains! Some decks were $40 and beat $1000+ decks, so that felt pretty nice. 😎

Now that I got the deckbuilding introduction out of the way, it’s time to delve into each of the six Gods and discuss how to build and evolve effective beginner decks for them. I’m starting with Nature because it’s probably the most starter-friendly God, with pretty good Core cards and the first God-specific Core packs you’ll receive from the Tutorial.