Blood and wine Gwent: Nilfgaardian vs Skellige

This is my skellige deck full set. I've modified it a few times to fit my play style. Wanted to show what the new deck is capable of.
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[@turtleyanddoggy]

Came in here thinking you were using Nilfgaard, but nice to see you were playing Skellige Nilfgaard or Northern realms vs any other faction (especially scoiatel) is like beating up a disabled person.

[@salak750]

his scorchs and ur healers :D

[@mostafaislam7043]

When ermion is in the battlefield he farts

[@rottensquid]

He farts mushrooms. Dude's a total legend.

[@vishnuanand1583]

And those mushrooms turn men into bears, what a madlad

[@hoidersauroch8997]

and those bears turn men into mince meat, absolute chad

[@billytobing5774]

The most reasonable way of playing gwent card, i dare to say that your EVERY move would be the same as the way i done it so far. Prove that we've been doing so many hours not only researching the best deck, but also the best way to play it. I've seen so many people created videos about gwent with such a "catchy" title, but there you'll see that player is kinda surprised on how the magic "scorch card" works. Usually they forgot that scorch card destroy the strongest unit card per card point, not total point on muster card type unit. So either it's a single unit card, or muster card, or tight bond card. All of them will be destroyed by scorch card if they have the highest point, and by EACH not total. But return to the matter, this is certainly the most logical steps to play gwent card. Bravo

[@rottensquid]

Well played, but I'm still not sold on Skellige. I rarely ended up with both psilocybin and even one berzerker, let alone two. Without both, either one is basically useless. It just was too rare a draw to be of any reliability, and so felt like a waste of cards. against strong players, I couldn't afford to risk useless cards in my deck. You lucked out here drawing both berzerkers and a psilo, and you had to use up all your medic cards to keep that combo in play. I think if Skellige had one or two more berzerker cards, then the berzerker mechanic might have been worth it. But as it is, I don't even keep them in my decks. The mechanic just doesn't offer enough advantage to be worth the high risk of drawing basically useless cards.

[@VioletMilks]

I used a berserker/thing that makes them into bears and then a pirate scorch. I didn’t read the pirate card so it scorched my own card…

[@lemon11227]

Yeah. Or if skellige had any spies. I found myself recycling the (chicken that spawns an 11 next round) card so many times while playing this quest.

[@rottensquid]

​@@lemon11227 That's a must-use for the Skellige deck, for sure. The real issue with Gwent is how the spies are so overpowered. Not that I would change the spies, but I think there are other mechanics that needed more buffing. The monster deck is great with its muster cards, once you get the full deck together. But until you do, it's a weak deck. I think it's a problem that the whole of the strategy is just to collect the full monster deck. Muster entirely eliminates the luck of the draw.

[@jemilanenestj2522]

Cerys is badass

[@asagoodfriend]

Well played man very well played! 😀👍

[@user-tw2dq5ri2t]

Smooth

[@GameCeII]

Nice :D

[@rasitcetin90]

GG

[@conchaiii4167]

i like the northern deck the most cause it has many spies. first round: laying spies and frosting the enemy= 1st win second round: laying the rest of your cards= 2nd win

[@craig7405]

mid faction