The Winter Wanderlands mini expansion is now available and with it the question arises, given the precedent with Lights Veredict, as to whether any of its 20 cards are particularly powerful and/or how they might influence a possible change in the meta.

It has been a while since I got to battle a War deck that deals a lot of face damage using relics and I lost big time on that one. I first experienced battling a big relic War deck when my Nature deck was still a Midrange Nature deck. After my Nature deck had evolved to Aggro I think I get to battle the Big Relic War decks about five times and I lost all of the matches. But in this edition I finally get a victory in a Big Relic War deck, not just a Big Relic War deck, it is a $400+ deck.

Hello to all the "Gods Unchained" community, today I face a magic deck, the game was in my favor thanks to the fact that my "Empyrean Pacifist" got 1 "armor" from "Venerable Paladin". This happened at 02:01, when my "Venerable Paladin" is destroyed with "Tracking Bolt".

Winter's Bounty has enabled a whole new archetype in Gods Unchained! Control Nature has long been a favorite of mine, but it has always been pretty bad. There's no super powered end-game like BWD has (infinite Hippacria's Monsters, 100 board wipes), and it can't really hang against a magic OTK deck as 30 health is kinda easy to achieve for a combo deck if your only goal is sitting back and doing nothing until 9 mana.

Greetings people, this time I bring you a card that I don't usually see in games but that has a very interesting mechanic.

Looking for a competent deck is one of the first things a player who starts to "get hooked" with Gods Unchained will do, so that's why I wanted to bring these cheap options, which I tested in several games for different days in casual mode, and they left me with a very good feeling.

Hello everyone, It has been a while since I played an aggro type deck, since I have been mostly playing control deception, magic or card draw magic. But this week I decided to try deception again, since I wanted to change a bit and also this can help me finish my games much faster.

The second God in this series is the second God you use in the tutorials, and probably the second most starter-friendly God. They can build a strong Aggro deck and their Slayer God Power keeps the clock ticking for your opponent. They also have strong common creatures as well.

Check out the insane comebacks I was able to have while playing this deck. These types of comebacks have heretofore only been available to board wipe decks, or straight up spell combo decks.