Decklists from Designers Themselves!
Yes! Decklists from Takara Tomy themselves! Click here for the original page!
So…. They’ve done up a deck list for each of the teams! and they’re sweet! I was really excited to test them out and I’d made all of them and tested them at 4 different WIXOSS party events.
Verdict: No Limit
No Limit Sample Decklist by Takara Tomy
As described by them, this truly is the most straightforward deck to learn and to pilot out of the 4 decklists. The objective is simple. Go aggro. Very aggro. Use Romail and Lancelot, coupled with cheap spells (Deafening Inferno) / LRIG abilities to quickly clear lanes and lifecloths!
Only question is, whether do we really need 4 Nobunaga? Having them stuck in your hand isn’t really the best feeling. In order to play them, you will need another red SIGNI, an enabler condition which means you will need 2 cards just to put her into a lane. One possible way to get additional cards into your hand is probably to replace Tabiel with Arcgwyn, which helps to fill another card into your hand while still remaining relevant with its lifeburst ability closely resembles that of Tabiel’s.
Verdict: Card Jockey
Card Jockey Sample Decklist by Takara Tomy
To be honest, Card Jockey feels like an intermediate version of No Limit, with a better control of closing the game by using PRJ-MAP and endless punchline or MC Lion’s ability. The use of Haniel, Arcgywn and good dig really helps to setup a clear lane for the win in the later part of the game by filtering out those level 1s and 2 SIGNIs. Playing “Go to the Top!” to reduce opponent’s ener with PRJ-MAP in play in most scenarios almost assures a win or at least maximum damage dealt!
My only complain would be the the lack of green ener. I may really consider to swap Percival with maybe Pandada.
Verdict: Uchu No Hajimari
Uchu No Hajimari Sample Decklist by Takara Tomy
ahhhh, i must say of all, this is the most interesting deck. Less wacking, more doing stuffs. Stripping your opponent’s hand, freezing their rested SIGNIs and look at their expression when they are deciding if they would put these SIGNIs into Ener zone.
But, what made the deck fun is also what makes it “tricker” to play as compared to its counter parts. There are conditions to meet for most cards. Like Great! Re-Ver-sal and Bradamante which requires opponent’s SIGNIs to be frozen in order for them to be useful.
The deck also faces another problem which is its ability to “open” up lanes for SIGNIs to perform direct attacks to the lifecloth.
Yes to sum it up, this is a control / defensive deck. so definitely “control” players, do give this deck a try!
Verdict: Diagram
Diagram Sample Decklist by Takara Tomy
“WHAT! Mill decks exists in this game?! omgggggg”
This was the first response I got from a few of my opponents while playing this deck. There was a couple of occasion where the “stars aligned”
Play “Salvage the future” choosing mill option
Attacks with Center LRIG, opponent mills….
opponent refreshes…. opponent takes the last life cloth and put into trash after refresh
opponent doesn’t have servant in hand! anddddd Muzica steals a win!
Having Dark Energie in play creates a little chain synergy with other similar “pay 1 black, target SIGNI gets -xxxx” SIGNIs. Its like playing those abilities for freeeeeee, especially when almost card the deck (16 cards) have this ability.
Two cards which you may choose to replace would be Dagger Type:Zwei and Fragarach. I feel that in the current meta where there’s Zhao Yun in all decks with White, they kinda becomes less effective. In addition, this deck fills its trash much slower than her Njisanji counterpart which makes Dagger Type: Zwei not as effective as it should be.
Conclusion: If you just picked up the game and wants a easy to learn yet competitive deck, No limit is definitely the way to go. Otherwise, do try out the other 3 teams which each has their own unique game play style!
Peace and stay safe!
Winners for the Build a WIXOSS Deck Event!
In total we have 14 entries for the Build a WIXOSS Deck Event!
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We really appreciate these entries as it really helps in building this community. As players, we too understands the need to have an avenue to find deck building ideas especially when we just learned how to play.
At WIXOSSTORE, we aim to provide a one stop site for new and seasonal players alike to share ideas, to look into fun facts of the game as well as making the game accessibility no matter where you are in the world!
With this, we would like to congratulate Mike and Richard for winning a set of demo kit promo cards each! both Lize and At!
Feel free to continue sending us deck lists which you would like to share! time to time we will include something special when our contributors makes an order through our site as a token of appreciation!
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Lucky winners for the Build a WIXOSS Deck Event!
A detailed strategy discussion for Interlude Diva Decks!
A few days ago, i came across this link which i think was very well done, kuddos to the author! Do take sometime to appreciate the awesome work.
Click here for the doc!
Here’s a quick summary of the write up!
Tawil - Ancient Surprise
Summary:
Tawil is the premiere full aggro deck of Interlude Diva, and in many eyes, the strongest deck in the format. Mount a powerful offensive with a deck full of Red SIGNI, while keeping your Ener up with Green assists and maintaining hand with Blue assists.
Pros:
Consistently threaten the opponent with SIGNI each turn.
Able to pay high Ener costs thanks to boosts from At
Able to replenish and cycle hand, thanks to Umr, as well as her Level 3 LRIG’s abilities.
Access to both Double Crush and Assassin, allowing you to adapt to different opponents
Access to some Ener burn, helping you somewhat soften the blowback from giving the opponent too much Ener
Sidesteps the “if all SIGNI on your field are red” requirement by only playing Red SIGNI
Immune to Ener burn that trashes off color cards, as she plays none.
Cons:
Limited defensive options available; your field is essentially a sitting duck waiting to be Vanished, by battle or otherwise. Usually plays only a single defensive Assist, and even then, it is either quite expensive or only a single point of defense
Lack of variety due to only playing one color in the main deck, limiting your options somewhat. Weak to SIGNI that have Shadow or are particularly high powered.
Can run out of steam if slow-rolled, once all assists are used.
Somewhat weak to decks that send SIGNI to the Trash or hand
At - Ancient Surprise
Summary:
Somewhat the new protagonist of Ancient Surprise, At is a balanced deck based around having different types of SIGNI on the field, trash and Ener as well as fielding powerful SIGNI. Using Umr assists for consistency and defense and Tawil assists for both offense and defense, At is a versatile deck that is great for those wanting to try out the game.
Pros:
Effective assists that open lanes, defend, and provide resources.
Keeps up on Ener thanks to Green Maindeck cards
Powerful SIGNI that can prove hard to remove.
Flexible deck building, able to support both Green-Red and Green-Blue builds to emphasize damage or disruption.
Variety of effects, some of which allow you to completely bypass some of the opponent’s defenses
Cons:
Many of your cards are 2 card combos or have certain requirements that may be hard to meet for some game states.
While strong, her effects are also very expensive Ener-wise.
Low power SIGNI can dodge a lot of her removal.
Falls behind if you dont pay attention to the contents of your Ener (or if your opponent does, and has a way to mess with you).
Umr - Ancient Surprise
Summary:
The control deck of the Interlude Diva format, Umr is a deck that demands a different skillset and playstyle than the rest of the Ancient Surprise girls. She struggles to open lanes outside of her assists, but makes up for it by limiting the opponent's ability to execute their game plan.
Pros:
Able to manipulate her SIGNI’s positions, something that other LRIGs need to live without.
Access to repeatable and cheap effects that discard the opponent, limiting the opponents plays.
Able to play fully defensive, though expensive assists.
Has a one-time access to the most powerful form of removal in the game: deleting a SIGNI zone.
Able to spin SIGNI back into the deck, limiting the opponent's ability to bounce back.
Best looking out of the AnSap trio, Tawil is only ok, don’t At me.
Cons:
Low offensive power, only able to open lanes through her Level 3’s Enter ability, her assists/piece, and an expensive Ace SIGNI
Hand destruction decks are essentially forced to hit their opponents SIGNI on field as part of their gameplan, so her opponent will always have access to Ener.
Somewhat reliant on being able to obtain certain cards early to get her gameplan off.
Weak to opponents that draw a large amount of cards.
Reliant on being able to move her SIGNI around via her effects, which can limit what cards are playable in the deck
Requires that you know what the opponent plays and wants to accomplish in order to maximize disruption.
Asks that you memorize cards at the bottom of the opponents deck for maximum effectiveness.
Sanbaka
Some Notes:
For this section, rather than discuss each Center separately, I’ll instead discuss Nijisanji(Sanbaka) as a whole, as many of their cards are effective on any of the Centers and assists are meant to be somewhat interchangeable. While there are some minor differences, feel free to play whichever center you like the most.
Summary:
Characterized by being the first team only able to play 2 colors, Sanbaka is a collaboration with the hugely popular VTuber group Nijisanji, featuring three members as LRIGs, and a selection of popular ‘Livers’ as SIGNI. Many of these SIGNI are designed to combo with one another based on real-life “units” making for flavorful decks. All the art is commissioned especially for Wixoss too, for those that are into that.
Pros:
Access to a lot of consistency cards, allowing you to grab from deck or trash for relatively cheap
Removing SIGNI by returning them to the hand does not give the opponent any Ener, which results in a harder game for the opponent.
Can field a very hard to remove SIGNI that provides value turn by turn, or powerful SIGNI that can easily deal with your opponent’s field.
High flexibility in picking Assists and Centers, as many assists perform similar roles, but in slightly different ways to adapt to your own playstyle and meta
Cons:
High high Ener costs to open lanes. Prohibitively high at times.
More than a few 2 card combos, means you might end up having to dig a little too hard for things.
Some builds are prone to overmilling themselves, causing you to take refresh “damage” that you would otherwise avoid.
Tribal to a fault, you probably won’t be able to get away with teching in much, if anything outside of the <Virtual> typing. Which sucks because..
...no <Virtual> cards or <Sanbaka> LRIGs have been printed in JP since Interlude, as of Set 6.
Was romanized incorrectly, so people will think that you’re playing as Three Idiots and not as Samba Carnival. Oh well. #Sambaca
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