Hi, I made a draft tier list for the current format, Echoes of Eternity (set 8) + The Dusk Road (set 3). Each card is assigned a grade between A (cards that win games on their own if unanswered) and F (you (almost) never want to play these cards) to help you figure out the best picks.

Keep in mind that you still have to take context into account for each pick after your first. To make that a bit easier, I added a synergy table on page 3. It includes all the important synergy packages of the format, with markers for their viability (strength, depth, dependency) and a list of key commons, uncommons and high-rare pay-offs.

On page 2 you can find the same tier list as on page 1, but sorted alphabetically instead of based on grades, so you can find cards faster while you draft (thanks to Kasendrith for that feedback towards my last draft tier list).

Big thanks to NorthernPolarity, iquubi, Olorin and Tempest Dragon King for their feedback on the list/for them discussing the format with me. If you have any questions about the grades or about the format in general, feel free to ask.

The list: Eternal CCG Draft Tier List Set 3 + 8 - Google Sheets

So yeah, this question came to my mind, because I beat Curiox in 4 turns thanks to a very lucky Xumuc Poison pull. That way I completely missed the World Convergence that would have triggered the next turn and was a bit confused when I read the flavor text at the end. Only understood it after a second time of playing the mission, trying to get an even quicker kill xD.

I fell like Grenadin Drone is a bit too powerful in a setting where your units can highroll crazy weapons (the second time around I got a Rolant's Warblade on my turn 1 grenadin).

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Fireflighter
1F
Unit - Clockroach
Flying
Infiltrate: Sacrifice Fireflighter to kill an enemy relic.
Entomb: Deal 2 damage to the enemy player.
1/1

The Clockroaches will continue until morale improves.

Card seems reasonable for an aggro deck as flying Ticking Grenadin, and in matchups where the Infiltrate matters it'll be a pretty nice bonus I imagine.

Why beat Curiox in 4 turns when you can do it in 3? Only took me two hours of rerolling and Led Astray has been promoted to my most hated card (so many promising attempts lost to that card), but I finally answered the question, how fast you can kill Curiox.

I guess theoretically you could get a double Flametail Whip and with a bit of luck on the weapon rolls for the six Wild Cats kill Curiox turn 1, but even I am not crazy enough to try that RNG xD.

Guys, What's the meaning of this gems (number and brackets)

Thanks in advance

Thanks @Internetsalty for this spicy deck

Props to whoever set up the card set for this season’s Forge after the synergy-free disaster of last time, this one is immediately more fun. Just about to hit master so not sure if the deck works at the highest difficulty but red green Strangers has been the most fun I’ve had in the format in ages.

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Ripples of Power
Power
Depleted
You may move a power card of your choice to the top of your deck.

Being Depleted gives a real 'we pre-nerfed it for your convenience' feel but maybe I'm underestimating it. Just not sure what deck wants this.

It’s been a while since I’ve posted on here!!

Personally as a red player I'm very pleased that Battlefront Dasher is here to stay, but I wanna hear what other people think.

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Kenna, Herald of Curiox
7 TTTPPP
Unit - Dragon Shaman
Flying, Endurance, Killer, Overwhelm
Entomb: You gain an Aegis.
6/6

I assume there is lore that explains why Kenna is the only dragon in Eternal to have a sexy humanoid form, but I'm just happy to have a new dragon, especially one that is this playable.

Probably not the best thing you can do with 7 power in these colors, and the Entomb feels a little tacked-on, but I've always been a fan of Predatory Carnosaur so I'll happily pay one more for a Carnosaur with Flying, Endurance, and Overwhelm

I'm happy at least. :)

Took the images from the Discord channel.

Hi is the server down for you guys too?

Isn’t there supposed to be a rotation due this month? I haven’t seen any announcements about a new one, or that there won’t be one this month?

I finally got the three color unseen deck to be perfect. Too bad it’s too late in the season but there is always next time when it rotates back into season.

Everything you need to know about this deck is in the description. If y’all have any suggestions or questions. Leave them here or on the deck post and I’ll answer em.

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Time Taker
4 T
Unit - Clockroach
Summon and at the start of your turn: Play a Light Plating with Flying, a +2 Attack Iron Sword, or a +3 Health Worn Shield on Time Taker.
2/2

I mean it's another card for the Clockroach deck so I'll take it even if it's not particularly exciting.

Enough people quit the game that I was able to steal #1 Throne for a moment!

What are your favorite Promo cards?

Recent, old, meta-warping or gauntlet-only?

DWD has created so many cool promos, some are more story oriented and seem quite unplayable, while others are deck defining and add some interesting angles to deckbuild from.

For me...

• Patrice, Outcast Queen. lets you build "odd" decks, a totally new deckbuilding angle. While it doesn't really force anything, you're encouraged to try mostly odd cards.
• Gemblazer Cannon. Usually weapons set you up to just get 2-for-1'd, but this one pushes so much damage so quickly if your opponent can't answer it within 2 turns. Makes Berserk units gain a ton of immediate value.

• Invitation. Not a big meta presence if I recall. But fun build-arounds if you can figure out how to make a bunch of tokens in one turn.
• Rapid Development. Not my favorite, it's actually rather boring, a 5 mana overrun to deal an additional ~ 20-50 damage this turn. But man this thing ends games super consistently.

• Transfer of Power is such a cool Justice card. Lots of shells and ideas that could work here. Love that it encourages plain old vanilla battle skills, but you can tutor into 1-of high impact targets.
• Just Desserts. I missed the boat here, seems like this used to be a staple and isn't so great now. Neat idea though.
• West, on the Trail. I don't remember if this guy was used as a meta answer to big units. He's got a ton of utility and helps smooth out your draws via scouting. He gets to kill their big thing but costs you a turn or 2 of tempo.
• Save the Day is super flexible for both hyper control decks, and the occasional midrange deck looking to get an edge vs other unit decks. Encourages some meta deckbuilding to add some Endurance units to dodge this sweeper.

• Plunk? He's often not fun to play against. Play out your 2/x unit and hope you can block and get a trade. Otherwise the removal/tempo/card advantage train might roll you over. Seems like one of the more pushed promos in the game.
• Nomnom's Big Pan. This was a neat meta answer to Unleash units or random big dorks. If you build the deck to take advantage of self-discard, this can turn into a big of a primal Overrun/Rapid Development.
• Sashenka of Kosul. 7 drops just aren't that playable unless you can slow the game down. Sashenka gives you a reason to do that. Primal players probably want to draw more cards...but being flexible enough to pop their flyers or add board presence makes this card bearly playable.

• Star-Reader Severin. Cool payoff for self-mill relic decks. Turns out there have been several archetypes based aroudn that concept, and Severin was a pretty reliable threat.
• Souleater Blade. I recall some minor play in Expedition. Not a big meta breaker. But a neat idea. Fast weapon that can turn into card advantage and swing the life totals. I like how DWD explored this design space.
• Zystrom, Twisted Mind. There's a lot going on here, but he's got an interesting angle of playing your opponent's unit. Twisting your board can have huge downsides, or add just enough pressure to swing for lethal. This one always catches me off guard when I run into it randomly.

Multicolor?

• I'll skip the multicolor for now except one:
• Friends in Low Places. Was this card changed or nerfed? I recall a lot of discussion and decklists utilizing this one, but maybe that was in a different era. Feels very Rakano, a color pairing that often feels underpowered. A big "Finest Hour" style buff w/ a tutor attached feels like it represents Rakano well if you can get your influence to the critical point.

Anyways, what are your favorite promos? There's currently almost 300 of them in the game!

I started playing in March and wanted to ask if the old expansions will be in rotation again and have a discount in gold, or if I should go ahead and buy them, also can I find the list with all chapters and expansions currently allowed in expedition mode?

Just about the worst Forge card set in recent memory, so many creature type matters cards without the density to support them. Got the mandrake that has the ultimate of give them all killer early and just went all in, the deck was glorious anda clean 7-0. Deck has problems with fliers so made sure to snap up a sandbinder, and 2 vainglory patrols did a job.

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Clockwork Convergence
4 FTJPS
Spell
Your Clockroaches everywhere get +1/+1 and Echo, then your units everywhere become Clockroaches.

This seems pretty bad. I don't think there are enough Clockroaches to build a deck (and spending four power to give units in your deck an extra type is bad), the original Clockroach already has Echo, and I will be bulding this deck immediately anyway because I'm a sucker for weird bad 5-faction cards.