Meilleurs builds par personnage

Strength Scaling is the most beginner-friendly Ironclad build. Demon Form (2 energy, Power) gives +3 Strength every turn. Inflame and Brand are the easiest current-card-pool ways to keep the stat climbing, while Whirlwind and Twin Strike turn stacked Strength into fast lethal damage. Target 25 to 30 cards and aggressively remove Strikes after Act 1.

Body Slam Block uses Barricade (1 energy, Power) to retain Block between turns, then Body Slam (1 energy, Attack) deals damage equal to your Block total. Shrug It Off and True Grit generate Block while thinning your deck. Juggernaut adds passive damage every time you gain Block.

Exhaust Engine is the most complex path. The holy trinity is Corruption (all Skills cost 0 but Exhaust), Dark Embrace (draw a card whenever you Exhaust), and Feel No Pain (gain Block whenever you Exhaust). Cycle through your entire deck each turn, generating massive Block and card advantage. Pact's End (0 energy, 17 AoE damage) is the new finisher that replaced Dead Branch from the original game.

Self-Damage uses Rupture (1 energy, Power) to convert HP loss into Strength. Inferno (1 energy, Attack) deals 6 AoE damage and costs 6 HP, triggering Rupture for free Strength. High risk, high reward, and best with Burning Blood's 6 HP post-combat healing as a safety net.

Sly Discard is the strongest Silent archetype and has the highest damage ceiling of any character in the game. Sly cards play themselves for free when discarded from your hand before the end of your turn. Calculated Gamble (1 energy, Skill) discards your entire hand and draws 5 new cards, triggering every Sly card in your hand for free. Tactician and Tools of the Trade maintain cycling momentum. Target 20 to 25 cards with heavy Sly density.

Poison uses Deadly Poison, Poisoned Stab, and Noxious Fumes to stack poison, then leans on Accelerant and duplicated skill turns from Burst to accelerate the damage clock. This is the most beginner-friendly Silent build because it does not require precise discard sequencing. Surviving the first few turns is the main challenge.

Shiv builds use Leading Strike, Cloak and Dagger, and Accuracy to generate and buff Shivs. Accuracy increases all Shiv damage, and stacking multiple copies creates exponential scaling. Viable but generally lower ceiling than Sly or Poison.

Claw 0-Cost Spam is the comeback story of the sequel. Claw (0 energy, Attack) gains +2 permanent damage every time any Claw is played. Scrape, FTL, and Flash of Steel cycle through your deck. All for One (2 energy, Attack) retrieves every 0-cost card from your discard pile, re-enabling Claw loops. Keep deck size tight because every non-zero-cost card dilutes your Claw draws.

Orb Scaling still works but permanent Focus stacking from the original game has been removed. Dark Orbs now scale passively over time in their slot instead of scaling with Focus. Plasma Orbs solve energy constraints. Defragment remains the primary Focus generator, and Glacier channels Frost Orbs for passive Block generation. The aggressive Lightning path leans on Ball Lightning, Tempest, and Thunder, while the defensive Frost path uses Cold Snap and Coolheaded.

Soul Cycle with Haunt is the most consistent Necrobinder build. Haunt (1 energy, Power) deals 6 damage to all enemies every time you play a Soul card. Souls are 0-cost tokens that draw a card and Exhaust themselves. With two copies of Haunt and a deck of 15 to 20 cards, you achieve a pseudo-infinite loop where playing Souls draws more Souls, each dealing 12 unavoidable damage. The Scythe (1 energy, Attack) gains permanent +3 to 4 damage per play, scaling across your entire run.

Doom Stacking uses Blight Strike, Scourge, and No Escape to apply Doom to enemies. When an enemy's HP drops to or below their total Doom stacks, they die instantly. This build excels against high-HP targets but requires careful Doom tracking. Death's Door and Shroud convert Doom triggers into defensive Block.

Osty Minion builds focus on keeping your companion alive with Reanimate and Bodyguard while it deals passive damage. Less consistent than Soul Cycle but provides a defensive fallback. All Necrobinder builds share one rule: keep your deck small. Quest Cards and filler cards destroy your cycling speed.

Star Burst uses Shining Strike and Black Hole (Power) to deal 3 damage every time you spend or gain a Star. Stars are a persistent second currency that carries between turns and combats. Big Bang (0 energy) cycles your Stars for damage, and Alignment converts Stars into Energy for explosive turns. Seven Stars deals 7 damage per Star and can reach 49 or more AoE damage. Lunar Pastry is a mandatory relic that amplifies Star generation.

Forge Sovereign Blade uses the Forge mechanic to permanently upgrade Sovereign Blade, a Retained attack card that scales its damage across the entire run. Wrought in War and Bulwark support this path. The key is a lean deck that draws Sovereign Blade consistently every turn.

The critical mistake is splitting between Stars and Forge. A 50/50 split means your deck excels at nothing. Commit fully to one path by Act 1 and draft only cards that support it. {{relic:Mini Regent}} (relic) provides Strength scaling from Star spends and pairs well with the Stars path.

Ironclad and Defect Orb builds work best at 25 to 30 cards. Silent Sly wants 20 to 25 cards. Necrobinder Soul Cycle needs the tightest deck at 15 to 20 cards. Regent depends on path: Stars can handle 25 cards, Forge wants fewer than 20.

Remove Strikes aggressively in every character. The biggest drafting mistake is taking every interesting card you see. A focused 20-card deck consistently outperforms a 35-card deck with better individual cards.