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In the latest installment of our Spellspire Tier List series, we’re going to take a look at Hades Boon! This article will provide you with all the information about how to make use of this powerful type of terrain and what cards are best suited for them. We’ll also be providing you with an in-depth tier list – so that if you want to play one or more card types, then you can find out which ones are most effective on these tiles!
The ground here is lava – so you will take damage just for walking over it. However, if you play a card type that matches the terrain (Earth-based), then your cards will start with an additional +20 Power! So make sure to include those types in your deck when possible.
PvP Tier List: Earth-Based Cards ** Airy Fairy Circeian Priestess Dredge Behemoth Fiendish Warrior Firebringer Hell Hound Ravager Tempestas Triton Prince
PvP Tier List: **Earth-Based Cards with +20 Power* # **Best of Hades Boon * __Tier One__* **Great** **Excellent** Airy Fairy Circeian Priestess Dredge Behemoth Fiendish Warrior Firebringer Hell Hound Ravager Tempestas Triton Prince
These cards are the best in their respective classes. If you want to rank well, and come out on top – then these will be your go-to cards for PvP battles! They will give you an edge over most players that don’t take this into consideration when creating decks. It’s worth using them if you have any available card slots or power points left over.
Now let’s get onto the Tier Two cards!
Airy Fairy Circeian Priestess Dredge Behemoth Fiendish Warrior Firebringer Hell Hound Ravager Tempestas Triton Prince
These are the best cards that we offer for beginners and will greatly help you in your quest to rank well. They’re great at what they do, but not quite as good as our Tier One picks. If you have any available slots on a deck or power points – then it is worth adding some of these cards into your collection to give yourself an edge over other players who don’t bother including them in their decks.
Tier Two: **Earth-Based Cards with +19 Power* # **Lesser of Hades Boon * __Tier Two__* Airy Fairy Circeian Priestess Dredge Behemoth Fiendish Warrior Firebringer Hell Hound Ravager Tempestas Triton Prince
These cards are a little bit weaker than Tier One cards but still worth considering. They’re not as good at what they do, and you might find yourself struggling to rank up against the other players without them in your deck. You could use these to fill any available slots on a deck or power points – if that’s all you have left then it is better than nothing!
Firewalker Nymph Terpsichoreia Undines Warrior of the Deeps Woodland Sprite Wings of Erosion Zephyr — (No Content)
One Star Cards: # **Airy Fairy Circeian Priestess Dredge Behemoth Fiendish Warrior Firebringer Hell Hound Ravager Tempestas Triton Prince __One Star__* Air Faerie Blade Master Bronze Dragon Cave Spider Citrus Pup Coral Golem Ghost Flapper Guard Dog Iron Knight Lycanthrope Manticore Ninja Rollo Paladin Phantom Cat Pyromancer Red Panda Royal Advisor Scarlet Seer Samurai Sheep Shadow Sister Silver Fox Spirit Wolf Swamp Giant Tidal Behemoth Water Faerie
Candy Barbarian Clown Fish Emperor Crab Electrified Frog Faraday’s Stone Geomancer Golden Goose Guppy Sashimi Shrimp Sunfish Treasure Hunter Umbra __Two Star__ Air Faerie Blade Master Bronze Dragon Cave Spider Citrus Pup Coral Golem Ghost Flapper Guard Dog Iron Knight Lycanthrope Manticore Ninja Rollo Paladin Phantom Cat Pyromancer Red Panda Royal Advisor Scarlet Seer Samurai Sheep Shadow Sister Silver Fox Spirit Wolf Swan Song Sword Dancer Tempestas Trickster Turtle Warrior Vampire Bat Woodland Sprite Wings of Erosion Zephyr
One Star Cards:
Citrus Pup – This card is a decent option if you’re not getting much luck with the other cards. It’s an okay early game defense, but it doesn’t have any saving abilities and its power isn’t going to get you very far in Spellspire. The only perk of this card is that it can be boosted multiple times; however, some players may find they prefer one-use spells over a permanent buff like Citrus Pup because they don’t want their opponents knowing what the spell does before playing against them for the first time.
Golden Goose – Golden Goose has been seen as less useful lately due to new additions such as Geomancer and Pyromancer which both offer more versatility than just boosting stats. It’s a reliable early game defense and it can be an okay mid-game solution if you’re trying to find the card your opponent is using.
Geomancer – Geomancer offers more versatility than Golden Goose, and since they don’t depend on luck in order for them to work, they’re better bets as a defensive spell when playing against opponents who use spells that have power over time. Their ability allows players to avoid potential consequences of losing battles like spending mana or going through unwanted effects from cards such as Pit Trap. They also offer additional utility with their extra passive which increases overall stats and helps make up for any stat losses incurred by other cards in battle.
Pyromancer – Pyromancer has been seen as one of the strongest spell cards in the game, and for good reason. The power of their spells is cumulative with each successful cast, making them a competitive choice in any battle where they’re played against one another or when combined with other strong AoE attacks such as Incinerate.
Arcane Engineer – Arcane Engineer’s low mana cost makes it an excellent card to use at the beginning of battles because it allows players to do more without having to wait too long before casting again. This doesn’t mean that these should be used exclusively though since they are still susceptible to high-cost AOE spells like Frost Beam; instead, this means they could end up being your primary source of damage if you don’t have access to stronger early-game options but can also be used as a means of forcing your opponent to use more mana by using them sparingly.
– Arcane Engineer’s low mana cost makes it an excellent card to use at the beginning of battles because it allows players to do more without having to wait too long before casting again. This doesn’t mean that these should be used exclusively though since they are still susceptible to high-cost AOE spells like Frost Beam; instead, this means they could end up being your primary source of damage if you don’t have access to stronger early-game options but can also be used as a means of forcing your opponent to use more mana by using them sparingly. Storm Wizard – The power behind their spell isn’t quite enough for any one player (especially if they have access to stronger spells like Arcane Engineer or Fireball), but in a team setting Storm Wizards can use their high-cost abilities against weaker opponents by forcing them into using more mana. If you’re not able to finish the article, please update this task and mark it as incomplete so someone else can work on it. If you do complete the article, consider updating its status! I just realized that I’m missing an important point about countering storm wizards: counter with counterspells (or other low cost cards) since they will be exhausted from casting two high costing spells back-to-back !! This is something readers should keep in mind when battling them !! Maybe also mention some good counters for storm wizard teams
