Catalyst, if you're able to play it multiple times, can exponentially increase Poison to ridiculous levels in a single turn.Poisoned Stab is a decent damage source on its own, this becomes better when you have a Poison deck and can reliably stack Poison.Malaise is a great addition to a Fumes build. However, this playstyle struggles with enemies that scale by buffing their own strength. It allows many builds to play much more defensively, and stall out fights with full-defense turns, as they are passively dealing more and more damage. Noxious Fumes on its own, will gradually build up more and more poison until the enemy dies.However, the usual style of Poison builds slowly ramp up stacks over time and whittle the enemy down over many turns. With the right cards, you can ramp up Poison stacks on an enemy very quickly and kill them in 1-2 turns. Poison Builds use Poison stacks as their main source of damage. You need to use it wisely, or have a small enough deck, or have multiple copies of Blur if you want to keep stacking Block. However, it's not as good as Ironclad's Barricade since it only lasts one turn. A Burst with Catalyst or Phantasmal Killer can win the combat by itself. It's also good for executing your win condition.Goes very good with all the above Block cards. Burst is another strong card, as it basically doubles the Block of your next Block card.Synergizes very well with card-generation cards and 0- Energy cards. For 1 Energy you get usually at least 4-5 block every turn for the rest of combat. After Image is a very good Block card with huge value throughout every combat.Decently strong on its own, and gets a lot better as the deck acquires additional Shiv synergies.
Cloak and Dagger is basically a Defend + Shiv in one card.Leg Sweep is a single card that provides multiple turns of Weak is always good value, and this is very good against Bosses and single-target Elites as well as some of the stronger single-target enemies like Transient and The Maw.Dodge and Roll is very good Block-to- Energy ratio, and gets extra value when you know you will be attacked every turn.If you are drafting a defensive deck, you want as many copies of this as you are offered (although more than 4 is perhaps too many). This improves every Block gained card by 2 for the rest of the combat. Footwork is possibly the strongest card for this deck.The combat is then stalled out until a decks win condition is met. This means drafting a smaller deck than usual, and focusing on getting enough Block to block all damage every turn. Many of them are more of a general strategy, which can be adapted or combined into multiple builds in a single deck.īlock builds revolve around playing defensively. Keep in mind that none of these builds are mutually exclusive. These are the standard types of decks that may give you an idea of direction for your deck, or what you want to go for. This makes Innate cards slightly better for Silent since they only take up 1 of 7 cards instead of 1 of 5 cards. The Silent's starting Relic, Ring of the Snake ensures that the first turn of every fight is slightly stronger than all of the other turns. This means it's easier to take strong 2-cost card options earlier in the game, such as Dash, Predator, and Leg Sweep. The Silent's starting deck is also the cheapest, with its 2 non-Strike non-Defend cards costing 1 and 0.This means more Strikes and Defends are encountered in Act 1, and it's slightly more difficult to remove all starting cards from The Silent's Deck. The Silent's starting deck is the largest of the 4 characters, at 12 cards, compared to the Ironclad's, Defect's and Watcher's starting deck, each of which have 10 cards. Many of her cards draw cards, reduce costs, or give additional Energy, allowing her to chain momentum together to overcome low individual impact. Therefore she is often focused on Block, and gaining explosive advantage so that she can end the encounter faster. The Silent does not have any reliable ability to heal or an abundance of starting health. Rare Relics: The Specimen, Tingsha, Tough Bandagesīoss Relics: Hovering Kite, Ring of the Serpent (replaces Ring of the Snake), Wrist Blade Uncommon Relics: Ninja Scroll, Paper Krane
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