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Wuthering Waves has unveiled its newest trading card game (TCG) mode, in conjunction with the ongoing Peaks of Prestige event. Assemble your decks and devise strategies to rise to the top. To excel in this event, being aware of the best decks in the Wuthering Waves Peaks of Prestige TCG is essential.
In this article, we will explore four of the top meta decks in Wuthering Waves Peaks of Prestige TCG, including their deck compositions and gameplay strategies.
Thundering Mephis Overkill Deck
To truly maximize the game, nothing beats the outrageous strategy of accumulating over 60 energy, converting it all into attack with Zani’s passive after an endless series of draws, and hitting the round modulation cap. This approach is easier than it seems, as it mirrors the preceding deck but utilizes Thunder instead of Aero.
Duelist: Zani
Deck List:
- Thundering Mephis
- Diggy Duggy x2
- Vanguard Junkrock x2
- Fission Junkrock x2
- Sabyr Boar x2
- Diamondclaw x2
- Dwarf Cassowary x2
- Fusion Warrior x2
- Fusion Dreadmane x2
- Cuddle Wuddle x2
- Vitreum Dancer x2
How to play:
Your Glacio Drake and other Draw cards serve as modulation fuel. If you draw without the Glacio Drake, modulate it and reserve it for drawing with Vitreum Dancer to maintain your engine. Focus on cycling through your deck while building your Thundering Mephis and double 3-cost Cuddle Wuddle setup. Once established, aim for the highest energy possible, and Zani will transform it all into attack for your Mephis and Cuddle Wuddles before the battle begins.
Carapace and Beringal Stall Deck
This deck featuring Glacio and Aero thrives on losing while delivering counter damage, allowing you to build up until you’re strong enough to defeat the opponent swiftly by round four. It plays at a slower pace than the previous decks but is user-friendly and yields consistent results even against challenging AI opponents.
Duelist: Cantarella
Deck List:
- Feilian Beringal
- Hoartoise x2
- Aero Predator x2
- Vanguard Junkrock x2
- Sabyr Boar x2
- Diamondclaw x2
- Dwarf Cassowary x2
- Diggy Duggy x2
- Lumiscale Construct x2
- Cyan-Feathered Heron x2
- Carapace x2
How to play:
Your aim is to summon Carapace during the first or second round. With Cantarella’s passive, any damage you receive when losing is returned to your opponent. Place one or two Carapace cards in the first two rounds, and then start deploying Hoartoise from round two onward. If you can’t draw Carapace early, shuffle your cards or try again. After three losses, you can summon Feilian Beringal and secure the victory. Use Heron for healing and introduce Lumiscale Construct when you have two Carapaces set up.
The damage from Carapace is prioritized, meaning your odds of winning are quite high even if you draw unexpected cards.
Fallacy Exodia Deck
A well-regarded favorite is the Fallacy Exodia deck, which focuses on greatly enhancing the Fallacy of No Return card.
Duelist: Xiangli Yao
Deck List:
- Fallacy of No Return
- Chop Chop: Leftless x2
- Nimus Wraith x2
- Lottie Lost x2
- Havoc Warrior x2
- Vanguard Junkrock x2
- Fission Junkrock x2
- Sabyr Boar x2
- Diamondclaw x2
- Dwarf Cassowary x2
- Diurnus Knight x2
How to play:
Your primary focus should be drawing and rolling for Havoc Warrior to circumvent the modulation limits. Next, stack three Nimbus Wraiths and one Lottie Lost onto it for three energy and one draw each time you transform a card. The aim is to play the Fallacy of No Return and establish an infinite loop that allows you to draw and transform your Diurnus Knights without consuming them. Transform to discard less useful cards until only draw cards and Diurnus Knights remain in your deck. Utilize your draw cards on the secondary card on the field and transform the Diurnus Knights repeatedly until you accumulate enough stats to clinch the game.
No-Core One-Turn Clearing Deck
If quick victories are your priority, this no-core deck leverages drawing and energy mechanics to secure wins on the first turn of every round. This strategy is the fastest to clear the event if you’re looking to finish quickly.
Duelist: Xiangli Yao
Deck List:
- Feilian Beringal (optional)
- Aero Predator x2
- Aero Drake x2
- Vanguard Junkrock x2
- Fission Junkrock x2
- Sabyr Boar x2
- Diamondclaw x2
- Diggy Duggy x2
- Havoc Warrior x2
- Whiff Whaff x2
- Nocturnus Knight x2
How to play:
Begin with summoning Havoc Warrior to break the modulation cap. Utilize all your drawing and energy generation options, prioritizing transformations and then modulations. When your Echo is sufficiently stacked to overpower the opponent, discard cards to generate energy and maintain the Echo along with Whiff Whaff, boosting them based on the stack size. This strategy will nearly always secure a one-turn victory.
