Greetings!While looking at the possibilities of improving my deck by changing 1-3 cards, I made a significant overhaul of my deck by ditching all my confused wild creatures because they sometimes derail my plan by attacking different targets instead of the intended one. Gone were Bladefly, Black Jaguar, and Falling Star (which summons confused Badgers). Also, I changed my god power from Animal Bond to Selena's Mark.

Greetings to all the "Gods Unchained" community, today I am playing an "Aggro Light" deck and I am facing a "Control Nature" deck played by user-id: 4547020.

Hello Gods Unchained Fans, This week I made a change and built 2 new decks. First up I built a nice Wild deck that was pretty fun to play. This deck gave some armor buffs that could prove tricky for some opponents to get around. However, my crem de la resistance was that I finally built my first Anubian deck.

I finally made it back to Mythic over last weekend. Today I just wanted to share my deck and my weekend rewards. I've been playing a control nature deck for the past weekends and I think I finally modified a solid version to play that's fairly consistent.

Today, I'd like to share my experience from the Weekend ranked battle. There are moments when you draw random cards into your hand, and this time I ended up drawing a card I rarely use. Due to a misunderstanding of its effect, I used it. Fortunately, I managed to win, but I'll be more cautious in the future.

Greetings! Last "August 3, 2023" days after my major deck overhaul and fine-tuning the cards that suit my play style I finally outlasted a Magic deck featuring Unbound Flames, Shaped Blast, Wyrmbreath, and "Form of Unity". Before the overhaul, my old Nature deck would easily fall against a good Magic deck and have a hard time against a Deception deck featuring Rapture Dance, Witherfinger, A Toast To Peace, and Cutthroat Insight. Although I can beat those decks occasionally, I cannot go all-out once the match reaches the 5-6 mana threshold where the Magic deck can start to utilize Shaped Blast and Rapture Dance with Deception deck. Before the overhaul, my old Nature deck had a "less than 50%" chance of winning against a Magic deck featuring the cards that I mentioned above (unless my opponent failed to draw Shaped Blast and Unbound Flames I would have a chance of winning). In the case of the Deception deck (before the overhaul) my old Nature has a "50% or more" chance of winning.

The Aggro War archetype in Gods Unchained is a deck that focuses on using low-cost creatures and spells to inflict the most damage to your opponent's Health as quickly as possible. This type of deck is designed to win the game by overwhelming the opponent with early aggro.

For those of you who follow me you are probably aware of my gods unchained escapades (if you need a quick summup/review of the game check out my review from a while back), and that I've been playing between mythic and auric gold in "the rubber band" for a while now. Something I've realized in Gods Unchained is there is a rather unbalanced assembly of the established tribes: aether, nether, mystic, olympian, anubian, structure, atlantean, dragon, amazon, guild, and viking. Certain tribes are ludicrously populated, while others have such a low card count that you can barely assemble a viable tribal deck with one god let alone multiple. In this speculative analysis we will be exploring which tribes are currently dominant, which need some attention, and which have received recent attention and the meta effects caused by the tribal cards added.

Greetings to all the "Gods Unchained" community, today I am playing an "Aggro Light" deck and I am facing a Deck "Midrange Nature" played by "Jahu".

Hello Gods Unchained Fans, This week I have continued to play my Anubian deck and the Wild deck that I started building up last week. However, I started to make some changes to it to add more spells and control as it seems that spells and control seem to be dominating right now.