Another day playing Gods Unchained is another day where I love the game. I keep learning, looking for that ideal deck that will allow me to climb the ranks and, obviously, earn better rewards. I don't think I've found it yet (I still have a lot to learn about the game system in general), but I think I found something "comfortable" with the nature deck.

Hello everyone, In this post I will be sharing and explaining why is it important to pay attention to how you place your cards for either new or old players that still not know this or did not pay attention or notice it. A lot of players including myself until recently, place the cards randomly while playing and without caring or paying attention to where he places the cards.

We are going to delve into each of FakeMews 6 lists used during the flux wheel challenge into detail and discuss proper ways to pilot each deck and the reasoning behind certain decisions. Please note that minor revisions were made from the 22-win and the 23-win weekend this week for the purposes of this article the deck lists being discussed will be for the 23 win weekend. This will be a 6 part series as I realized how time consuming it is.

The core set refresh is upon us, and the Public Test Realm(PTR) has been open for all of us. Thus, I wanted to give my first impressions of the changes and how potentially the meta will shake up after these changes go through for my nature lovers. All of the cards are subject to change as they are in the testing phase, and I will revisit them after they are finalized. Let's be hungry hungry hippos and feast on the nature changes, my fellow nature brethren.

This is the Guild Deception Deck I've been tinkering on the past few weeks. Does decently at Mythic with WR 50-60%. Started this week actually in Diamond, because I forgot to push up to Mythic in time. Finished with 17-25, so it would've been slightly less with a Mythic start. It's very exhausting to play, because you need to constantly decide between several options on what to play and in what order to slowly inch out advantage.

I spent the week not playing because I got sick of a deck and wanted to know which new deck I was going to buy weekend i usually use big beasts nature, but i wanted something different to have fun during the week and why not if it's good enough use this deck on the weekend. I stood between two decks, the zombie death and the order decep a lot of fun, and for wanting to always play with zombie death, this was the choice I made, play with the funniest deck of the goal, ZOMBIE DEATH.

Can My 0.05 ETH BWD Deck Beat a 1.42 ETH BWD Deck?? Spoiler alert: No. Board Wipe Death (BWD) has the absolute greediest endgame of any deck in Gods Unchained. This is due to Neferu's Khopesh + Hippacria's Monster being an infinite loop of bringing back a 30/30 with Ward every turn. Some BWD decks run Poly and/or Jason in addition. This makes for quite the expensive deck (we're talking many thousands of dollars)!

Hello! I'm Tony and today you going to believe in your capabilities in winning good prises at Mythic rank on Weekend event on a budget or even as a F2P like I am!

This post contains assets that you can use in your own gods unchained posts to make your posts look better.

Death is the domain of resilience, darkness, and sacrifices. It's definitely one of the coolest Gods to play in Gods Unchained. In order to help newer players quickly get to know Malissus and her army, let's go through some of the best Death cards that are approachable, strong, and effectively cheap to grab from the market.