Meta deck
Budget Fire · Logidrake, the Ignatius
Keria · Logidrake, the Ignatius · Wibs the Blazing · Prisoner of the Machine
Its cards
Who does what
- Logidrake, the Ignatius
- Carries the fight
- Keria
- Brings in Spamtons
- Wibs the Blazing
- Deals damage
- Prisoner of the Machine
- Takes the hits
The role of each card, calculated from the game’s data: what it does best in ten turns. Tox bought and talents are not counted. calculated
At a glance
Fire×4
Tox to buy first
- 1. Poison
- 2. Erosion
- 3. Multiplier
- 4. AoE
Tox to ban : Phoenix
How to play it
A deck made only of commons and rares, so playable without spending anything, yet built to stay competitive. Everything rests on Logidrake, the Ignatius: his attack strikes three times, and his Echo has a one-in-two chance to cast it again at once, sometimes several times in a row. His Vampirism heals him as he hits.
The Tox you give Logidrake benefit from all those hits. Look for Poison first, then Erosion against cards with a lot of HP, Multiplier and AoE if the shop offers them. Leave Freeze aside: an attack that hits several times removes it at once.
Open your turns with Keria: Allied Fire adds 3 to the whole team’s base damage and healing, Ignition raises the critical rate. Wibs the Blazing poisons and piles up Fire turn after turn. Keep him alive: his critical hits multiply damage by five.
Prisoner of the Machine takes the hits for the others thanks to her Taunt, and her Explosion gains 10 damage with each use, for 100 HP. Put her on the far left or the far right, never in the middle: an attack that also hits neighbours will reach one card fewer. If you own Fire King, you can play him in her place: that is the original version of the deck.
The deck asks for a little luck: at 50% accuracy, Logidrake sometimes hits nothing for a whole turn. Take out the enemy card that deals area damage first, then let the poison finish the ones that are already hurt.



