Midrange scaling Deck
Nature Ramp
Ramp elemental bonuses early, keep the board healthy with healing, then let Celestial Dragosaur's Howl Strike and a scaled-up Feathered Rabbit close the game.
Best for: Players who like decks that get stronger every turn · Applies to patch 1.23 · Community-sourced deck
How to play Nature Ramp
- Open with bonus-generating plays and cheap pokes: Blade of the Forest's Pincers and Marineflower's Whistling Fin build Nature and Water bonuses while dealing chip damage.
- Use Feathered Rabbit's Piercing Sound every turn. Its base damage permanently increases by 2 after each use, so early casts compound into real pressure.
- Keep Critical Recovery ready on Blade of the Forest to heal through trades; its 50% crit chance regularly grants extra crit bonuses.
- Once your Nature bonus is stacked, Celestial Dragosaur's Howl Strike (10–100 Nature damage with Freeze) becomes a finisher that can also lock a threat out of its next turn.
- Spend Spamtons at the Tox Shop on sustain (healing, Phoenix-style revives) and on effects that push your scaling over the top.
Strengths
- Scales damage every turn through Nature and Water bonuses
- Strong healing and freeze tools for long games
- Built entirely from common cards — realistic for free-to-play collections
Weaknesses
- Slow first turns: vulnerable to fast, aggressive openers
- Whistling Fin has only 50% accuracy and can whiff at key moments
- Losing Feathered Rabbit early removes your main scaling engine
Substitute cards
- Floral Zombie — Adds a late-game board clear with Aquatic Curse if you need a sweeper.
- Murmurs of Black Coral — Cheap scaling healer if you want even more sustain.
Tox Shop priorities
Prioritize healing and revive Tox (Phoenix, Ancient Healing) to protect your scaling pieces; accuracy-boosting Tox stabilize Whistling Fin.
Source note: Popularized by an early English-language deck showcase that went on a five-game win streak shortly after launch.