#Syndicate multi counter free

#Syndicate multi counter free

Feel free to reach out if you have other questions.Owing to our vast industry experience, we are capable of providing our clients with a comprehensive range of Preset Counters. SY is definitely a bit overtuned but there are answers. If you feel like Luiza/Savolla is a bigger issue then you may want to switch to NG and find a deck that can push hard to win round 1 so you can almost always have an answer against the Frightener between poison packages, that card that destroys units with status (Frightener has Doomed status) or a Vincent van Meis which will reduce it to 1. Keeping both in hand isn't even that crazy, a reset on Saul is game changing. If you don't have Bomb Heaver in hand then Yrden is your best play against their Passiflora, most low rank SY players won't be ready for the row punish and will likely stack more than just the Peaches/Seductress that comes out from Passiflora. Saul can be tough to deal with if he comes down for 7 but I've had opponents boost their Anseis and duel him when he comes down for that much and it really fucks with my long rounds or kills my push on short rounds. Both are key engines and disruptable by Anseis or even kept in check by some siege engines. The most Passiflora Peaches can come down with on its first turn is 5, and a Seductress can only come down for 4 until you've already played a unit. Something like Falibor into Javed turn 1 on round 3 doesn't seem like great value but it means being able to get Bomb Heaver off against their Passiflora and that is definitely worth. You have so much control as NR that you'll start winning more games once you learn what cards to start disrupting. I've played Syndicate up to Rank 5 and can definitely say NR/NG are the hardest matchups outside the mirror. But I hope this can help at least a little bit. Unfortunately, Hidden Cache is just a little bit too strong at the moment, so there is no reliable way to beat them every game. Hopefully you can bleed their Saul as well :-/. But be very careful when pushing Rounds 1 and 2 if your opponent manages to save their Luiza-Savolla combo, you will be in a very difficult situation in Round 3. If you are going first, it’s always really difficult, but you can still try to win the round if you have purifies for their poisons or a defender. To achieve this, you could perhaps try to win Round 1 (if you started second) and push in Round 2. This will allow you to use tall removal to negate all their coins. So one of the things you can do to beat them is kill their spenders so that they have to put all their coins in one card, such as a Sea Jackal. There is Ewald as well, of course, and also a couple of Tribute cards. To do this, they almost always play cards that boost themselves, such as Sea Jackal and Street Urchins. The weakness of Syndicate is that they need to spend the coins they generate. What the hell can I do?! And are they really as op as they seem? Does the coin system maybe need some rework? There are no real key cards to eliminate and because of their still good base strengths compared to Thrive based Monster decks even Yrden as a last resort often isn't enough. They can easily outgrow my engines, my Tridam and Temerian Infantery, Nathaniel, Vissegerd and Rayla can't hinder their growth enough without me losing focus on boosting myself. There are other examples like Sly Seductress or Passiflora Peaches who are just infinitely better compared to similar cards and playstyles from other decks. Or my drummers, who cost 6 provisions and can boost another card by 1 every turn and don't do anything if there is no other card next to them. How is this fair? Compare this to my Nenneke, who also has 4 strength and can boost other cards 4 times and is useless after that but costs 9 provisions. Saul for example can easily grow 3 points every turn with 4 strength and 7 provision cost. For my engines to work I need multiple card setups, so they can be interrupted. If a card puts coins in the bank, they stay there, even if you destroy the card that generated them the coins stay and you also can't stop them from putting coins in the bank because it usually happens as soon as they play the card. And as far as I know as the opponent you can't do shit about their coin value. Their only real synergy is about gaining coins, having coins and spending coins. Yet somehow Syndicate seems infinitely better without even needing synergies. I play Northern Realms and built my deck around boosting. I don't like pre-built pro-decks because I think half the fun of Gwent is figuring out good builds by yourself, so my deck might not be the most meta/op/optimised. I'm relatively new to the game (level 20, rank 20) and I think I NEVER won against a Syndicate deck.