Not a lot has changed, except seeing an uptick with particular cards. It is also interesting to note that this set is underutilized, at least according to the statistics of nature sets. As usual, you can find the spread sheet at the bottom. That said, let us dive into the Trial of the Gods nature cards Breakdown.
Chiron has reeded this month in overall play rate in all tiers. However, this card holds the highest win rate in all levels of play. I still believe it's a premier opener for nature decks, and that is not about to change anytime soon.
Blessing of nature took an even bigger hit this month with only 31 games played in mythic; it has the second-worst play rate in this set. The four favor and the regen are laughable, and it shows in its price is one of the cheapest in this set.
It is an Amazon, and it draws you a nature card; it's a coin flip if that card would be another amazon. I believe that coinflip nature keeps the dryad seer where it's at, unplayable.
This goat has seen better days, it has play rate, and the win rate has seen a massive drop-off from previous months. This is due to nature players having better three cost units, especially after the CSR (Core Set Refresh).
I will hold my thoughts on this card till we see more Amazon decks out and about. I believe the CSR has hindered this card's chances to get back in the meta as there are newer Amazon three costs that can take its place.
This month, the bow has taken a back seat because of the fast-paced meta. Also, nature players have many better relics options, such as faefame blade, jaguar staff, and blazing talisman.
This card is ideal for well-situated amazon decks, and if you're operating an Amazon zoo deck, it fits perfectly there. It also synergizes well with other buffing cards such as arkaminion assualt.
Selena's play rate has seen an uptick this month, and it also boasts the second-highest win rate in mythic play. It is a no-brainer card in your deck as a four-cost as nature card.
This ritual has seen a significant uptick in play. In my opinion, the baked-in card draw option seems to be the gamechanger. If you're running lightning strikes in your deck, you might want to purchase this card, a cost-effective option with good statistics in all tiers.
There is no change to this card from previous months. It is rarely seen in mythic play and has an abysmal play rate for other tiers.
This month, the most played card in all ranks in this set would fall under the premier nature relics. It has seen a little bit of a drawback in play rate due to "falling star" being in the meta.
This hydra, mainly slotted into nature regen variations, has seen more play this month. It can change the game in one turn barring your opponent playing a board clear card; timing is critical when playing this card.
We have arrived at this month's lowest played card in this set. There are better card draw options for nature players, such as celestial stag and valwarden minotaur, which is also a five-cost unit.
This card only sees play in lower tiers, and for a good reason. There are better frontline six cost units such as black rhino and just better cards such as giant pangolin.
The Hunt is still the king of removal for nature players at six mana. That said, this card has seen a significant uptick in play, and it also boasts one of the better win rates in this set.
This card is picking up steam in lower tiers of play, although still lagging behind in mythic in both play rate and win rate. I believe slotting in this card next to the likes of "General Orythia" could make a good mid-range Amazon deck.
Just like selena, her insight has seen sight rise in play in all tiers. It could be a finisher to clear a board and eek out a win, especially with light/war aggro decks being meta.
This card performs well in lower tiers and has a decent play rate among all tiers this month. It could fit in both mid-ranged and control variations of nature decks, and it's synergy with the trial of the hydra is a plus.
Having a multitude of removal cards for nature players, this card has lost its value. Furthermore, the meta doesn't suit this card, which is fast-paced.
This card is still one of the worst cards in this set. The control meta for nature player came and went this month. Yet this card struggled to find itself in those decks.
This card mainly fits in a control nature deck, and if you can get to the late game, you will be rewarded. that said, it is seeing more playing time in mythic than in lower tiers of play.
That is it for the Trial of the Gods breakdown; I will be posting the last set, which is Divine Order, in the coming days. Below is a quick snapshot of each category's highest and lowest-rated cards and the spreadsheet for all the above stats.
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