This deck is designed to deal huge amounts of damage to the opponent, using the Suntop Monastery to boost solar action cards and combos, while using gravity and lunar cards to punish your opponent, gain card advantage and protect yourself.

Decklist:

Hero: Constella
Combos
Black Hole
Anti-Gravity Field
Rippling Flare
Gravity Bubble
Eclipse
Action Cards
x3 Suntop Monastery
x2 Sun Beacon
x2 Mageship
x2 Astral Priest
x1 Mirror Beast
x3 Shapeshifter
x2 Yikona Tactician
x2 Yikona Oracle
x2 Lunatic
x2 Dusk Feeder
x1 Subjugator
x3 Reality Twister
x3 Pathfinder
x2 Spectral Guide

At the core of this deck are two action cards: Suntop Monastery and Reality Twister, these two complement each other so well. The Suntop Monastery increases the damage of your Solar cards by 2 when the last discarded card is Lunar while Reality Twister means that that is always the case. With such a potent combo this deck needs the full complement of 3 of each giving 12 guaranteed turns of up to 6 extra damage from each solar card in your hand.

So which Solar cards should you use to take advantage of this combo?

Astral Priest leaps to mind first – 3 damage, increased to 6 if the last discarded card is Lunar, seems tailor made to take advantage of the above combo, giving you up to 12 damage off one attack, this could get brutal. As the standard attack card of this deck it was chosen above the more vanilla Chimchu Militant which is just a straight 5 damage.

Mirror Beast – this card is an absolute nightmare for your opponent, 3 damage and if the last discarded card is Gravity, it goes straight back into your hand. This beast coupled with the Monastery/Twister combo means at least 5 damage and the card always comes back to your hand. Four turns of this and you have taken 20 life from your opponent, without you actually losing any cards from you hand.

Sun Beacon – the Sun Beacon is a very powerful card, but a double-edged sword – you get 5 healing and deal 4 damage but you have to draw and discard the top card of your deck. This could backfire badly in the early game, losing a critical card to the discard pile, but late game, it could keep you from the brink and take your opponent closer to death. The healing the Beacon gives you remains the same but have enough Monasteries out and you could be looking at up to 10 damage, enough to swing the game in your favour at a critical moment.

But which buff? There are two solar buffs that could be used in this deck, Mageship and Dawn Stalker, the Mageship if faster but doesn’t have the damage potential that the Stalker can generate, the decision is up to you which one to go for, be wary though a keen opponent is more likely to debuff a Stalker for fear of its innate damage potential.

Dealing with your opponent

Astral is all about control when it comes to dealing with your opponent, there are a number of cards in the order which can prevent your opponent from performing vital actions in the game, Subjugators stop the opponent from attacking – for 2 turns! Paralysis Bug’s can stop the player drawing cards and playing defend cards, the Full Moon combo can stop the opponent from playing combos. Added to these cards is the Lunatic which is there to stop players thinking about playing buffs and if they forget dealing 2 damage to them when they do.

As this deck is more about damage and less about the control aspect of Astral, the following cards have been chosen – the Subjugator and the Lunatic, the Subjugator should be used when needed, such as the turn a player deploys a Storm Shaman or Colossi Ritual, this stops the opponent from using the buff to its greatest effect. Having 2 Lunatics lying in wait on the board will cause the opponent to either stop playing buffs or regret playing the one they just had.

Pathfinders are there to take care of any unwanted buffs your opponent has in the way, while a Twister is out, you will always be able to remove 2 buffs from the board instead of just one.

Card advantage, damage reduction and healing. The rest of the deck should be made up of cards which give you an edge over the opponent. Yikona Oracle for some damage reduction should be a must, while slower than cards from other orders, the damage reduction is a solid 3 for 3 out of the 4 turns.

Healing cards like Dusk Feeder and Yikona Tactician supply a solid amount of healing which is boosted by the Twister in the case of the Feeder and gives you another action from the Tactician, both are a must for this deck.

Spectral Guides are great buffs for early game card advantage, allowing you to draw an extra 5 cards over 3 turns, the best way to dig the Twisters and Monasteries out of your deck early. The other way you can do this is with the Shapeshifter. The Shapeshifter is a super card, card draw as well as damage or healing (or both) if the card is from one of the other elements, I have a particular fondness for this card and try to have a full set in the deck.

What about the Hero and Combos?

There is really only one hero that is perfect for this deck – Constella. Constella’s ability is not that interesting, being one shared with a number of other heroes. She doesn’t even have that much starting health, only 28, so why is she perfect?

The answer lies in her elemental superiority, both Solar and Gravity, this is a dream for this deck an will allow you to get the most out of the damage and the card advantage that this deck can offer. Early game, play a Spectral Guide which draws a Reality Twister out of the deck, Constella allows you to play that one as well. Late game you have 2 Monasteries and a Twister out, Constella allows you to play both an Astral Priest for 10 damage and a Mirror Beast for 7 and get the Mirror Beast back in your hand. Its this flexibility that makes it so powerful.

The Combos in this deck are there to be explosive. Black Hole and Gravity Bubble deal a ton of damage (boosted by the Monasteries you have out) and either get rid of your opponents buffs or cause them to expire quicker. Rippling Flare is a great damage dealer in multiplayer for a relatively cheap price, again this can be boosted by the Monasteries you have out. The last two are not as powerful be still pretty useful, Anti-Gravity Field has the potential to deal 14 damage while giving you card draw and fulfilling the requirements of the Monasteries and Mirror Beasts when it hits the discard pile and last but not least Eclipse for a bit of healing (always useful) and removing cards from your opponent’s hand.

This deck is pretty versatile, offering the player a huge amount of damage potential and backing it up with card advantage and quite a bit of staying power, works well in both 1v1 and multiplayer conditions and should be able to take out the most hardy decks that are out there.

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April 27, 2018

Tenebra towered over the broken assassin as tendrils of dark energy bore through his chest and into his very soul. The sounds that escaped his throat were no longer that of a man, but rather a beast caught in a trap, howling and snarling in an attempt to free itself to no avail.

The voice called again ‘End this now! We shall find our answers in his unmaking’

She wanted it more than anything, she wanted this man to suffer for his crimes against her, against her family. Someone should pay, so why not this disgusting creature? A man that weighed the value of a person’s life against a purse of gold. Take him from this world, leave it a better place for all, She had felt the shadows pull many times before; coming to her as a friend, offering what might seem like sage advice, but she knew whatever it wanted was not for her own well being but to fulfill it’s own dark needs.

The young woman’s hands began to tremble, this was not right. She was better than this. She would not become the woman her father’s letter had painted her to be. Pulling her hands away in a quick jerking motion the dark energy that flowed from them was instantly extinguished. The voice in her head, gone; back to the depths of her mind for another day.

The assassin lay eerily still, his skin now appearing aged, grey and waxy; like a mannequin after many long years of service. Then with a choking gasp and deep convulsion he returned to the land of the living.

“Where is he, tell me!” Her cry a mixture of sorrow and unfocused rage.

The confidence that once oozed from the man’s words had vanished; what remained was nothing more than a whisper. A voice so soft that even the gentlest of breezes might mask it.

“Louder,” she demanded, a well placed kick delivered to the man’s ribs reinforcing her frustration.

Again he opened his mouth to near silence, whatever damage had been done by the witches magic would not be quickly remedied.

Tenebra moved quickly and with purpose, grabbing a fistful of the man’s hair as his face met with her own. Her other hand dancing an intricate pattern, one it had done many times before as coils of energy began to form in her palm.

“Speak now, this is your final warn…,” then she knew nothing but pain.

Where or when he’d acquired the blade she wasn’t sure, but she felt it as it burrowed into her flesh, a sensation of searing agony blooming from somewhere around her midriff. She hit the floor in an instant as a sticky wetness began to seep into her clothing.

“Final warnings hey?” A cheshire grin shot across the assassin’s face as he cut through the last of his bonds. “You see the important thing isn’t getting the upper hand, it’s keeping it”

Struggling to his feet, he found his balance against the towering oak that only moments before may have become his final resting place. In his hand laid a blade no thicker than pen. With a quick twist of his wrist the weapon disappeared back into a pocket intricately woven into his tunic, invisible to the eye.

Tenebra struggled to focus on the room, everything around her warped and began to grow dull. The man moved closer to her now, the remnants of his bindings clutched in his hands.

“Try not to die on me girl, I want to get paid and we’ve got a long way to go”

Then darkness.

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April 24, 2018

Scabious Deeproot wants to use abilities, specifically non-item abilities, so how can we take advantage of that? This Nature/Dread deck should be able to give you countless opportunities to trigger his ability while causing no end of grief for your opponent.

Hero: Scabious Deeproot
Combos:
Beast Control
Raging Spirit
Treetop Tribunal
Territorial Dominance
Corrupt Wildlife
Actions Cards
x2 Mossridge Defender
x2 Stumpdrift Shaman
x1 Fungal King
x2 Den Mother
x2 Hungry Behemoth
x2 Stampeding Tusker
x1 Mantix Tunneler
x1 Royal Bumbler
x2 Spectral Web
x2 Reckless Spirit
x1 Fungal Medium
x1 Empowering Sanctum
x2 Shade Ripper
x1 Grimglider
x2 Shade Whirler
x1 Night Lurker
x1 Swamp Creeper
x2 Shadow Puppet
x1 Abyss Weaver
x1 Abyss Tentacle

Nature and Dread have a range of buffs which the player can take advantage of to trigger Deeproot’s ability so it makes sense to give the Nature hero a bit of Shadow to bring out his potential. Swamp Creeper and Night Lurker will provide Deeproot a way of getting extra use out of finished buffs and the Creeper can bring them right back into the deck for use at a later time.

The Animal Element is where the best ability buffs are, Hungry Behemoth is by far the standout buff in this category. Having both Defend and Attack abilities and only rotating when the Defend ability is used, the Behemoth is rightly feared your opponents. Stampeding Tuskar and Den Mother offer extra damage but unlike the Behemoth they are timed abilities, use them or lose the chance. Mantix Tunneler has a bit of a build up but when he is ready, dishes out some serious damage.

To round out the Animal part of the deck is the Royal Bumbler, this buff is very interesting, they only rotate when use activate a defend ability and have an attack ability on their last corner which also restarts the buff. Using the Behemoth and Tuskar abilities to heal and restart themselves you can get the Bumbler to its final corner and then deal a massive 8 damage (plus the 1 damage from Deeproot) and then the Bumbler restarts and you get to do it all over again.

The last two nature ability buffs to add to this deck are the mighty Fungal King who deals up to 5 damage depending on how many buffs your opponent has in play, and the Fungal Medium, depending on how you feel that turn, it can either give you a bit of healing or send a bit of damage to your opponent.

All of these buffs can create significant headaches for your opponent and they are going to want to debuff them as fast as they can. At certain times that may be what you want, playing a Behemoth or Fungal King to bait your opponent into wasting his small supply of debuff cards before you bring the rest of the deck to bear, other times you want to deny them the option and Nature has just the buff for that, Spectral Web. Spectral Web will stop your opponent from removing or returning your buffs for 3 entire turns, you can deal a lot of damage in that space of time, and a couple chained together will send your opponent into utter despair.

The Nature part of this deck is then rounded off with a few utility cards, Mossridge Defender for damage reduction, Stumpdrift Shaman for healing when you need it most and Reckless Spirits to remove the buffs that really annoy you.

There are more cards in Shadow that will take advantage and help you deal extra damage when you use an ability so it is a perfect fit. A couple of Shade Ripper cards and the Grimglider jetpack should give you ample chance to get access to those dread cards and the Grimiglider has an added bonus of dealing an extra damage when you have more than 4 buffs in play, which for this deck should be every turn.

Night Lurker and Swamp Creeper are your two best friends for this deck, the Lurker removes your used buffs for added damage and healing, while the Creeper brings those same buffs back into your deck. The addition of a couple of Shadow Puppets will give you event more options to remove buffs.

Access to shadow also gives you access to the Abyss buffs and they are perfect for your deck, Tentacles add extra damage and Weavers give you healing every time you use an ability which also causes Deeproot to activate his ability. Every ability you trigger causes a cascade of extra damage and healing.

The last card from Shadow makes this deck work even faster, the Shade Whirler removes the restriction of only being able to use 1 ability per turn, allowing you to activate multiple abilities on one turn, overwhelming your opponent.

This deck should be tough to beat, stopping your opponent from removing your buffs is key to this decks performance, if you can get into an overwhelming position on the board your opponent will not be able to counter even half of what this deck can bring to the table. Your opponent’s strategies and plans will disappear out of the window when you bring this deck’s formidable engine to bear.

Warning your opponents may not want to face this deck more than once…

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April 23, 2018

On Friday 20th of April we streamed the epic grudge match that absolutely no one asked for, with PlayFusion team members Crow and Owain going head to head in the #Crowain livestream! Now that the stream is all out of the way we have decided to share the decklists with you.

Crow – The Ancient

Hero: The Ancient
Combos:
Blazing Cauldron
Inferno
Murky Waters
Prism Cannon Mk 2
Shatter Flame
Actions cards
x2 Ambush Worm
x1 Broken Dam
x3 Bubble Fish
x3 Crystal Leech
x1 Colossi Ritual Site
x3 Crystal Bat
x1 Crystal Maze
x3 Draga Scorcher
x3 Flamefist Umbron
x3 Heroic Starfish
x3 Flame Bat
x1 Mimicking Magmites
x3 Vitalizing Frog

Crow – Wrathshard

Hero: Wrathshard
Combos:
Beast Control
Blazing Cauldron
Earthquake
Moss Armor
Rockhide Revenge
Action Cards:
x1 Royal Bumbler
x1 Hibernating Agama
x3 Corvid Conspiracy
x2 Wild Spirit
x2 Mantix Hatchlings
x3 Flamefist Umbron
x2 Power Hoarder
x1 Interia Sentinel
x3 Crystal Maze
x3 Magma Worm
x1 Stalwart Rockle
x2 Boulder Feast
x3 Crystal Leech
x1 Tantosian Blacksmith
x2 Swarm Caller

Crow – Zelana Bloodroot (Unused)

Hero: Zelana Bloodroot
Combos:
Rigor Mortis
Feral Rage
Spiritual Turmoil
Beast Control
Corrupt Wildlife
Action Cards:
x1 Kreebal Nurse
x1 Scavenging Gnarler
x1 Umbron Brute
x1 Loot Snatcher
x1 Colossi Sky Beam
x3 Bone Reaper
x3 Gorged Stalker
x2 Shrine of Death
x1 Carabid Scavenger
x1 Shambler
x1 Wall of Bones
x3 Reckless Spirit
x1 Ashwood Deva
x1 Empowering Sanctum
x2 Infected Veg
x3 Infected Wasp
x3 Corvid Conspiracy
x1 Wild Spirit

Owain – General Carnage

Hero: General Carnage
Combos:
Breach The Veil
Shroud Of Night
Obfuscation
Ghostly Grasp
Spirit Tap
Action cards:
x1 Crystalcore
x1 Leeching Scimitar
x2 Vilebreath Kreebal
x2 Draga Hunter
x2 Shambler
x1 Gurgling Ooze
x1 Noxin Assassin
x1 Putrid Infestation
x3 Ramparts
x1 Force Converter
x1 Automatic Avenger
x1 Regen Chamber
x1 The Heap
x2 Soul Thief
x1 Spirit Gate
x1 Assassins Guild
x1 Tyrax Fixer
x2 Defiler
x2 Corrupted Spirit
x2 Shadow Puppet
x1 Witch Doctor

Owain – Corvus

Hero: Corvus
Combos:
Sun Strike
Lunar Allignment
Planetary Allignment
Tidal Shift
Solar Wind
Action Cards:
x3 Sand Stalker
x2 Chimchu Militant
x2 Dimensional Hunter
x2 Prismatic Sun Feeder
x2 Astral Priest
x2 Yikona Archaeologist
x2 Light Lasher
x2 Anti Gravity Snail
x3 Sun Strider
x2 Sneaky Kreebal
x2 Shapeshifter
x1 Yikona Tactician
x1 Blinding Beetle
x1 Lunar Shrieker
x3 Snowcaster Elder

Owain – Captain Blacktail (unused)

Hero: Captain Blacktail
Combos:
Flying Debris
Lightning Storm
Storm Conduit
Full Moon
Tsunami
Action Cards:
x1 Cloud Harvester
x1 Mari Bard
x3 Thunder Slug
x3 Storm Shaman
x2 Electrified Moat
x2 Flying Fortress
x3 Crackling Beast
x2 Dust Fiend
x3 Spark Wisp
x2 Wind Seer
x3 Snowcaster Elder
x3 Moonlight Burrower
x3 Lunar Shrieker

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April 17, 2018

Mythical Second Print Run

Hi Lightseekers, as many of you know, our initial print run of Mythical boosters featured 1 Hero in every 4 packs (and one Mythic Hero in every 60 packs). Based on your strong initial feedback, we moved quickly to change the Hero pull rate in our second print run to 1 Hero in every other pack (and one Mythic Hero in every 24 packs). That means every booster box now includes at least one Mythic Hero. These new booster boxes just hit our warehouse on Thursday. We’re currently working with our distribution partners to swap out their first print run booster boxes with new boosters from the second print run. This may take about a week or so to complete, so we appreciate your patience as these new boxes find their way into your local game store.

To identify if a Mythical box is from the second print run, check for a white sticker on the back of the box, in the bottom right corner. It is important to note that the Wave 2 on the front of the box refers to Mythical being the second Lightseekers set, and not to it being the second print run of the set; so make sure to look for the sticker.

Lightseekers Wave 3

As mentioned in our last post, we’re going to provide regular updates related to ongoing Lightseekers product development. This month, we’re going to address the status of reprints in Lightseekers Wave 3. We’re always eager to hear (and respond to) your feedback, so please let us know what you think of the changes we’re planning to make.

Reprints and Card Total

Based on the feedback we received from you about our Mythical expansion, Lightseekers Wave 3 has substantially fewer reprints. In fact, the entire 291 card set only features only 8 reprinted cards in our booster packs. That means more new cards in every single booster pack! Keep an eye out for future updates to get some more hints as to what these reprints might be (We’re pretty sure you’ll enjoy them)!

Our original goal behind reprints in Mythical was to ensure cards were available for newer players, as well as to introduce the new symbol on the left of the cards. We are now looking into other ways that we can deliver these reprints without affecting our booster sets; we’ll have some more on that in a future update.

Feedback

As mentioned earlier, it’s very important to us that we get your feedback on what we’re doing so that we can keep improving. If you’d like to reach out to us, you can do so via Facebook, Twitter or by emailing contact@lightseekers.cards. Look forward to seeing you with next month’s update where we start discussing the set structure and mechanics!

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April 16, 2018

Edward – Sic Plays

Hero: Sicario
Combo cards:
Breach the Veil
Ritual of Awakening
Shroud of Night
Shadow Prison
Toxic Haunt
Action Cards
X2 Abyss Weaver
X2 Abyss Tentacle
X3 Bone Reaper
X1 Defiler
X1 Devourer
X3 Draga Hunter
X3 Night Lurker
X1 Putrid Shaman
X3 Shadow puppet
X2 Shadow supplier
X2 Shambler
X2 Soul Trader
X2 Toxic Frog
X2 Wall of bones
Sideboard
X1 Colossi Artifact
X3 Kreebal Potion Master
X2 Kreebal Saboteur
X2 Kreebal Jester
X2 Kreebal Infiltrator

Hugh -Cry rage 2nd stage

Hero: Dolo the Mighty
Combo Cards
Crushing Blow
Stream of Tantos
Wrath of the Mountain
Rockhide Revenge
Rock Melter
Action cards
X3 Boulder Feast
X3 Crystal Leech
X2 Colossi Ritual Site
X1 Geode Hatchling
X3 Mountain Fort
X3 Rickety Mine
X3 Rock Rager
X3 Flame Bat
X3 Draga Scorcher
X3 Crystal Bat
X2 Magma Spitter
X1 Flynamo
Sideboard
X3 Kreebal Monk
X1 Colossi Artifact
X1 Umbron Brute
X2 Kreebal Jester
X2 Umbron Thief
X1 Magma Blast

William – Go Face?

Hero: Lalu the Rascal
Combos:
Flying Debris
Rolling Thunder
Tornado
Electrified Deluge
Overload
Action cards:
X3 Storm Shaman
X3 Spark Wisp
X2 Dust Fiend
X3 Heroic Starfish
X1 Bug Rider
X2 Hurricane Spirit
X3 Thunder Slug
X3 Cloud Harvester
X3 Therepeautic Eel
X2 Umbron Informant
X2 Bubble Fish
X2 Mari Bard
X1 Wind Seer
Sideboard
X1 Kreebal Saboteur
X1 Kreebal Potion Master
X2 Kreebal Infliltrator
X2 Kreebal Jester
X1 Cold Snap
X1 Flood
X1 Murky Waters
X1 Weapon Master

Jake – The King Humbled By A Monk

Hero: Dolo the Mighty
Combos
Magma Blast
Lava Shedding
Stream of Tantos
Crushing Blow
Wrath of the Mountain
Action cards
X3 Boulder Feast
X2 Colossi Ritual Site
X3 Draga Scorcher
X3 Mountain Fort
X2 Rickety Mine
X1 Exteria Defender
X1 Sneaky Kreebal
X3 Magma Spitter
X3 Flame Bat
X3 Rock Rager
X3 Crystal Bat
X3 Crystal Leech
Sideboard
X1 Rockhide Revenge
X1 Blazing Cauldron
X1 Volcanic Eruption
X1 Loot Snatcher
X2 Kreebal Jester
X1 Sneaky Kreebal
X2 Unruly Mob
X1 Shatter Flame

Cosmo

Hero: Sicario
Combo cards
Corrupt Wildlife
Ghostly Grasp
Horrific Manifestation
Shroud of Night
Breach the Veil
Action cards
X2 Tantosian Blacksmith
X2 Umbron Informant
X1 Weapon Master
X1 Singing Blade
X1 Spinblade 3000
X3 Spectral Web
X2 Root Singer
X1 Old Oak
X2 Emergency System
X2 Shadow Puppet
X3 Abyss Weaver
X3 Abyss Tentacle
X3 Wall of Bones
X2 Shadow Supplier
X1 Defiler
X1 Swamp Creeper
Sideboard
X1 Devour Soul
X1 Umbron Brute
X1 Weapons Master
X1 Kreebal Jester
X2 Colossi Artifact
X2 Unruly Mob
X2 Kreebal Saboteur

Craig – Stormy Mountain

Hero: Dolo the Mighty
Combo cards:
Blazing Cauldron
Stream of Tantos
Wrath of the Mountain
Crushing Blow
Avalanche
Action cards
X2 Boulder Feast
X1 Focus Chamber
X1 Tempest rod
X1 Tantosian Blacksmith
X2 Magma Worm
X1 Enchanted Soil
X2 Exteria Defender
X1 Mountain Fort
X2 Ancient Miner
X1 Colossi Ritual Site
X2 Thunder Slug
X1 Firesparker
X1 Scrying Crystal
X2 Lava Bouncer
X2 Flame Bat
X2 Crystal Bat
X3 Crystal Leech
X2 Dust Fiend
X1 Sleepy Crab Staff
Sideboard
X1 Inferno
X1 Lava Shedding
X1 Shatter Flame
X1 Kreebal Monk
X1 Weapon Master
X2 Kreebal Jester
X1 Umbron Informant
X1 Colossi Artifact
X1 Kreebal Decoy

Steven – Granite

Hero: Granite
Combos
Wrath of the Mountain
Stream of Tantos
Crushing Blow
Magma Blast
Lava Shedding
Action Cards
X3 Crystal Leech
X3 Exteria Defender
X3 Boulder Feast
X3 Ancient Miner
X3 Focus Chamber
X3 Mountain Fort
X3 Emergency System
X1 Tyrax Fixer
X2 Tantosian Blacksmith
X1 Kreebal Jester
X1 Shattered Volcano
X1 Foregewall
X1 Spinblade 3000
X2 Geode Hatchling
Sideboard
X2 Unruly Mob
X1 Rock Melter
X1 Kreebal Jester
X1 Colossi Artifact
X3 Umbron Thief

Chris – Cassini

Hero: Cassini
Combos
Reality Rift
Solar Wind
Gravity Bubble
Planetary Alignment
Black Hole
Action Cards:
X2 Astral Priest
X1 Mirror Beast
X3 Chimchu Infiltrator
X2 Anti gravity snail
X2 Pathfinder
X1 Dimensional Hunter
X2 Chimchu Lookout
X2 Lunar Shrieker
X2 Moonlight Burrower
X2 Flying Fortress
X3 Skyward observatory
X2 Tantosian Blacksmith
X2 Umbron Informant
X2 Therapeutic Eel
X1 Flynamo
X1 Electro Eel
Sideboard
X2 Unruly Mob
X3 Shadowy Figure
X2 Loot snatcher
X1 Weapon Master
X1 Tidal Shift
X1 Eclipse

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April 12, 2018

Dratylis – Dread Deck Wins

Hero: Sicario
Combos:
Shroud of Night
Breach the Veil
Obfuscation
Ghostly Grasp
Devour Soul
Action:
1 Devourer
3 Abyss Tentacle
3 Soul Trader
2 Tantosian Blacksmith
2 Warden of Time
2 Night Lurker
3 Shadow Puppet
3 Wall of Bones
3 Abyss Weaver
2 Putrid Shaman
1 Warp Toad
2 Shade Whirler
1 Abyss Hoarder
1 Flynamo
1 Leeching Scimitar
Sidedeck:
2 Colossi Skybeam
2 Kreebal Jester
1 Colossi Artifact
1 Umbron Brute
1 Loot Snatcher
1 Weapon Master
1 Umbron Informant
1 Kreebal Saboteur

TPK Gaming – Astral Flying Fortress

Hero: Cassini
Combos:
Stellar Fusion
Reality Rift
Black Hole
Gravity Bubble
Anti-Gravity Field
Action Cards:
3 Umbron Informant
3 Spectral Guide
3 Pathfinder
3 Shapeshifter
3 Sun Beacon
3 Sand Stalker
3 Moonlight Burrower
3 Chimchu Lookout
3 Flying Fortress
1 Yikona Tactician
2 Blinding Beetle
Sidedeck:
1 Eclipse
1 Force Shield
1 Lunar Alignment
3 Kreebal Monk
2 Kreebal Potion Master
2 Weapon Master

Aceoum – Dolo

Hero: Dolo the Mighty
Combos:
Inferno
Wrath of the Mountain
Shatter Flame
Stream of Tantos
Crushing Blow
Action:
2 Flame Bat
1 Mountain Fort
2 Rock Rager
3 Crystal Bat
1 Enchanted Soil
1 Scrying Crystal
1 Colossi Ritual Site
1 Lava Bouncer
2 Exteria Defender
1 Focus Chamber
1 Unruly Mob
1 Umbron Thief
1 Umbron Informant
3 Prism Cannon
3 Magma Worm
2 Boulder Feast
3 Crystal Leech
1 Everok Racer
Sidedeck
1 Rock Fists
1 Impenetrable Shield
1 Crystal Skin
3 Sneaky Kreebal
1 Umbron Thief
1 Kreebal Raid Party
1 Weapon Master
1 Umbron Informant

Bova – Dread Deck Wins

Hero: Sicario
Combos:
Shroud of Night
Breach the Veil
Obfuscation
Ghostly Grasp
Devour Soul
Action:
1 Devourer
3 Abyss Tentacle
3 Soul Trader
2 Tantosian Blacksmith
2 Warden of Time
2 Night Lurker
3 Shadow Puppet
3 Wall of Bones
3 Abyss Weaver
2 Putrid Shaman
1 Warp Toad
2 Shade Whirler
1 Abyss Hoarder
1 Flynamo
1 Leeching Scimitar
Sidedeck:
2 Colossi Skybeam
2 Kreebal Jester
1 Colossi Artifact
1 Umbron Brute
1 Loot Snatcher
1 Weapon Master
1 Umbron Informant
1 Kreebal Saboteur

Grimsnik – Jolti

Hero: Captain Jolti
Combos:
Tornado
Flood
Murky Waters
Cold Snap
Flying Debris
Action:
1 Therapeutic Eel
2 Living Cloud
3 Spark Wisp
3 Bubble Fish
3 Dust Fiend
2 Hurricane Spirit
2 Mari Bard
3 Heroic Starfish
3 Delivery Crab
3 Thunder Slug
3 Storm Shaman
1 Aquadart Crab
1 Flynamo
Sidedeck:
1 Electric Stun
1 Overload
1 Storm Wall
1 Storm Calling
2 Shadowy Figure
1 Kreebal Monk
3 Loot Snatcher

Jesika – Dolo the Mighty

Hero: Dolo the Mighty
Combos:
Volcanic Eruption
Wrath of the Mountain
Magma Blast
Stream of Tantos
Crushing Blow
Action:
1 Temple of Patience
1 Firesparker
3 Boulder Feast
3 Crystal Leech
2 Power Hoarder
3 Ancient Miner
1 Crystal Bat
2 Enchanted Soil
1 Crystal Maze
3 Rock Rager
2 Mountain Fort
3 Draga Scorcher
2 Ambush Worm
2 Flame Bat
1 Crystal Core
Sidedeck
Scorched Earth
Earthquake
Impenetrable Shield
2 Kreebal Jester
2 Kreebal Monk
1 Kreebal Decoy
1 Umbron Informant
1 Umbron Marauder

Fatal Zeph – Captain Blacktail

Hero: Captain Blacktail
Combos:
Storm Wall
Overload
Cleansing Wind
Lightning Storm
Tornado
Action:
3 Lunar Shrieker
3 Spark Wisp
2 Tantosian Blacksmith
3 Dust Fiend
1 Storm Shell
1 Aquadart Crab
2 Hurricane Spirit
3 Thunder Slug
3 Vitalizing Frog
2 Moonlight Burrower
3 Storm Shaman
2 Mari Bard
2 Skyward Observatory
Sidedeck:
2 Umbron Informant
2 Unruly Mob
2 Kreebal Jester
1 Tsunami
1 Cold Snap
2 Kreebal Monk

Mumbles – Tempuz Aggro

Hero: Tempuz
Combos:
Shatterblast
Overwhelming Blast
Time Flicker
Nitro Heal
Time Collapse
Action:
2 Dugout Reactor
3 Crazed Bomber
2 Umbron Informant
2 Umbron Marauder
2 Chrono Angler
3 Tyrax Historian
1 Warp Toad
3 Fumbling Alchemist
3 Tyrax Fixer
3 Looper
3 Tyrax Mercenary
3 Chrono Moth
Sidedeck:
2 Unruly Mob
2 Umbron Brute
2 Kreebal Saboteur
2 Kreebal Monk
2 Weapon Master

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March 20, 2018

Hi Lightseekers,

We’ve received a lot of questions and feedback regarding the release of Lightseeekers: Mythical. First of all, thank you for your support as we look to expand the game and our amazing community of players. We’d like to take a few minutes to answer some questions we’ve received, offer some context and explanations for decisions that were made, and keep you updated about where things are going with Lightseekers moving forward.

Reprinted Cards

Mythical features 46 reprinted cards from Awakening. These are staple effects that we wanted to make available to newer players (as more and more are coming on board daily!) and cards that require the addition of new icons (in preparation for our next expansion). These reprinted cards are not a problem for players who are new to Lightseekers, however we understand it can be frustrating for players who’ve been with us from the beginning.

Hero Card Availability

Mythical has a lower appearance rate of Heroes in packs, as they feature 1 Hero in every 4 packs down from 1 Hero in every pack in Awakening. The feedback we received from players about Awakening was that they received too many copies of Hero cards, when only a single copy of a Hero is needed to play. In Mythical, we opted to solve that by (1) changing the appearance rate of Heroes in boosters down to 1 in 4 packs, and (2) by creating a wider variety of Heroes so there is a lower chance of pulling duplicates. In doing this, we recognize we have overcompensated in the direction of making specific Heroes more difficult to acquire.

Mythical Heroes

Mythical introduced a new rarity of card – the namesake Mythic Cross-Order Heroes; these appear 1 in every 64 packs. We wanted these Mythic Heroes to be very exciting and hard to get; so when people did get them they would feel special. Based on the feedback we received, we realise now that it’s more exciting and fun to have them to play with; and that their rate of appearance is too low.

Going Forward

Based on the feedback we’ve received so far, we understand that we have missed the mark on pack composition for Mythical and we want to do our best to make sure that we improve the player experience for future expansions. The community’s feedback is extremely important and vital to our success. We are committed to making a game that all of you want to play and support.

Mythical Second Print Run

There is a second print run of Mythical in the works; it corrects some of the issues surrounding Hero availability and the appearance of Mythics. The first change is that Heroes will appear 1 in every 2 packs, up from 1 in 4 packs. We’re hoping that this will make Heroes more accessible whilst still minimising the duplication issues from Awakening. The other change is that we have adjusted the pull rates of Mythic Heroes, which (combined with Heroes being in every other pack) now means they will appear 1 in 24 packs.

Unfortunately, this second print run was already too far along in the process for us to make any changes to the number of reprinted cards from Wave 1. We are currently exploring options for anything else that we can do to improve the Mythical experience; however we are limited by the long turnaround time on printing new products. We are, however, going to ensure that this is not an issue with Wave 3 and following sets.

Feedback

We greatly appreciate your support and feedback. We promise that we’re listening and will do everything we can to ensure Lightseekers improves with each new expansion. You can reach us via Facebook, Twitter or by emailing contact@lightseekers.cards. Moving forward, we promise to be more open with our plans in advance of each Lightseekers expansion so that we can obtain your feedback prior to launch.

If you have any additional feedback you would like to share please do let us know on our official forums.

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The time has come! The new expansion for the Lightseekers card game Lightseekers: Mythical is now available in stores across the USA and the UK! This brand new expansion includes 152 brand new cards to enhance your decks, with astounding new heroes, devastating new combos and buffs that will make your opponent weep like the worm they are!

That’s not all though! Lightseekers: Mythical introduces a brand new rarity with Mythic heroes! These cross order heroes are powerful warriors of legend! Taken from an amazing roster of some of the greatest champions (and villains) the world of Tantos has ever seen!

Find your local Lightseekers: Mythical retailer here and grab your booster packs today!

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South West UK Regional Deck Lists

8th Place – TheRedFlash – ‘If Hugh can do it, so can I’

7th Place – AndrzejGrzonka – ‘No Nonsense Dolo’

6th – Edward – ‘Sic of it’

5th – James Bird-Hall – Dolo the Mighty

4th – JaegerNoon – ‘Refine the Mine’

3rd – Cosmo – ‘Brovacario’

2nd – urawizard – ‘Flying Fortress’

1st – Harasiel – ‘One Rocky Boi’

Twisted Monastery Deck

Decklist:

So which Solar cards should you use to take advantage of this combo?

Dealing with your opponent

What about the Hero and Combos?

Tenebra’s Dilemma

Deck Suggestions – Scabious Deeproot

Crowain Decklist

Crow – The Ancient

Crow – Wrathshard

Crow – Zelana Bloodroot (Unused)

Owain – General Carnage

Owain – Corvus

Owain – Captain Blacktail (unused)

Lightseekers April Update

Mythical Second Print Run

Lightseekers Wave 3

Reprints and Card Total

Feedback

UK South East Top 8 Decklists

Edward – Sic Plays

Hugh -Cry rage 2nd stage

William – Go Face?

Jake – The King Humbled By A Monk

Cosmo

Craig – Stormy Mountain

Steven – Granite

Chris – Cassini

PAX East Deck Lists

Dratylis – Dread Deck Wins

TPK Gaming – Astral Flying Fortress

Aceoum – Dolo

Bova – Dread Deck Wins

Grimsnik – Jolti

Jesika – Dolo the Mighty

Fatal Zeph – Captain Blacktail

Mumbles – Tempuz Aggro

Lightseekers: Mythical – Answers & Going Forward

Reprinted Cards

Hero Card Availability

Mythical Heroes

Going Forward

Mythical Second Print Run

Feedback

Lightseekers: Mythical is here!