Infinity Conquest Guide: The Best Decks for Masters of the Arcane

The most recent OTA on has made the end of the season much more fun to compete in. Indeed, a clear top performer has not yet emerged, and most of the highest Win Rate lists rely on disruptive cards to get it done. In that context, the best route to follow is finding a strong core to build on and surrounding it with cards for your most anticipated match ups. If you can find a deck with built-in disruption already, you might have something ready to go as is. A strong core can mean two different things:

A strategy that requires very specific counters; either the opponent has them or you should have a huge edge on points (think about Mister Negative here) A very flexible strategy you can build multiple play-patterns around in order to avoid a specific card being disastrous (Good Cards is the textbook example for this one)

At first, it might seem like the second option is much better. However, considering you'll know your opponent's deck in Conquest, even specific counters aren't that big of a problem. Indeed, once you have identified the issue, you can play around it, and you can also ...