An optimal quality/price ratio in the decks is something very difficult to achieve in GU (and any other TCG, in fact). In my particular case, I find it hard to get used to the meta when it undergoes significant changes, but I think I have finally found some deck archetypes to use as a base and maintain an optimal level of competition. The best thing, I think, is that none of these decks exceeds 50 USD (according to GUDecks figures). I will list them from the cheapest to the most expensive (and efficient):

In @themudman's critically acclaimed YouTube series, you get an inside look at how the TSTeam decides what deck to play during the Weekend Ranked Tournaments! @themudman discusses why the best decks in the meta perform as well as they do, and how to counter those decks.

We would like to give you a good onboarding experience, as some of you might be new to crypto/NFTs and have a hard time understanding how it works.

In the last edition of this daily grind series, I was able to win a maximum of seven matches out of ten matches making me climb to "Rank 8" or "Midnight Shadow". There I met with fierce decks far better than my mostly plain war deck which consists of about 33% neutral cards. But I am glad to say that my deck is not as easy of a pawn if the right cards were drawn at the right time. After climbing to Rank 8 or Midnight Shadow, and considering the skills and decks in this rank I was slowly brought back to Rank 7 or Twilight Shadow. But considering that I only started to play 23 days ago I guess I need to work more to get better cards to augment my deck so that it can truly and finally stand toe-to-toe with decks in Rank 8.

This was like that: I climbed up to 1500 in Mythic last Friday and felt like a king and, then, started losing and step-by-step descended to Solar and even dipped my feet in Auric. How, why?.. Of course, both the rise and fall were significantly dependent on luck (a video proof is below). Probably, people are right when they say on Reddit that Mythic starts in Solar these days.

Greetings Community, this time I want to share this great battle that I had in this weekend's event, I think it was one of my best battles, it was pretty close, very even, anyone could win the battle, both with the god of magic, I was very even until the end only for 1 life point I win.

Our first weekend event with Light's Verdict passed by, and I hope everyone was able to snatch as much wins as possible to get more packs. I was able to get 12 wins using a strategy I talked about in my last post, you can check it out here if you haven't: https://hive.blog/hive-173286/@theking24/my-strategy-going-into-this-weekend-event

I'm back writing for Gods Unchained after two weeks and I am sorry for the delay, but the previous weekend event did not go as expected because I didn't even play 5 games because I had plenty of work in my day job. Anyway, in today's post, we are going to review my progress in the weekend event and I am going to share some thoughts about the new update I did in my old deck and the reason I chose to return to playing this deck. Also, I will show you the packs I opened from the rewards of the previous weekend's event and from leveling up. As always I will share a couple of battles with you from my grinding and we are going to examine what happened and highlight the decisive moments in each video. So kick back and enjoy!

Clone Coronet Magic has been terrorizing the ladder summoning multiple 9-drops on turn 4. You can watch Copperpitch pull off the crazy combo in his video below at 4:24.

Light’s Verdict mini-set just dropped last week and boy was it exciting! So many cards to chase and for good reason. One of the legendaries in the set is called the Divine Coronet and is causing quite a stir, as it has the potential to pop out a 9-mana minion as early as turn 4 or 5! Not only that, but with the right deck, you can do this multiple times. Wild right?? Let’s go over my version of the deck and how it works.