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So I've helped a few people now get all the medals on coop this season, I figured I'd make a post to help others out regarding the best strategy for Nostro and what decks to use.The easiest way to run down Nostro on hard is to use lots of small creatures with big entrance effects, lots of buffs and all your removal. For every unit you include, you need to think about how bad it would be if nostro summoned it against you (because he will). So no fabled cards, and nothing big and scary. You want to play small stuff and buff it.Ideally, one of you should play knight as you can increase the odds of nostro summoning a peasant and you can finish the game off with Rally The Troops. Easy strategy if u have this cards:Maligant Wisp x2 (Best card vs Nostro)Hobbe Stiltwalker x2Banshee x2 Die,die,die (this u could change with scorpion)Apprentice Inventor x2silence cards to disable Nostro's Dread Champion (situational, u could play without it if u have good removals).Strategy is simple: u should rush in the face and clear the table from Nostro's Dread Champion.And the main thing u should know, that Nostro have stalker that kill ur biggest strength creature, so u should't buff 1 creature, mass buffs has preority.Good luck in fights!p.s. Sorry for my English))).

DISCLAIMER: THIS GUIDE IS SOLELY FOR THE PVP MODE. I HAVE NOT HAD A CHANCE TO PLAY THE COOP PVE MODE.As with every card game, comes with its own set of cards, effects, heroes and mechanics. Although there are strong similarities with card games like Hearthstone and Magic: The Gathering, Fable Fortune brings its own special set of rules to the table regarding heroes, as well as other mechanics that take some getting used to. All of these are welcome changes, which go to show that Fable Fortune has much more thought poured into it than, with card game fatigue slowly starting to creep in.One big thing to mention is that there is no “mana” in this game. Well, technically there is, but it’s called “gold”. Every game, you start with 3 gold, and each turn, the amount of gold you start your turn with is raised by one (until you reach 10).

So in turn two, you have 4 gold, in turn three, you have 5, etc. You can not use any effect in your enemy’s turn unless it is an effect of a card already on the fieldThe player going second gets an additional card from his deck in his first turn. This is called the trophy card.

Fable Fortune Shapeshifter Deck Building Guide. Shapeshifter Class Cards. The heart of any Shapeshifter deck in Fable Fortune should be Ambush and Snarling Surge, whether you are going for quick control, big creatures, or a direct damage deck. Shapeshifter Class Ability. Sample Shapeshifter Deck.

It is a 0 mana card that is separate from the 30 card deck, however still has to be set for each deck.There is a mechanic comparable to the taunt keyword from Hearthstone. However, in Fable Fortune, this effect can be triggered for any unit, simply by paying one gold.

When a defending unit is given “guard”, the attacking player can no longer attack any unit without guard, or the defending player, until the defending player has no more units with guard.Along with the guard power, each hero also has their own hero power, which can be triggered for two mana. Both this hero power and the guard mechanic can only be triggered once each per turn.

QuestsAt the beginning of every game, you have to choose a quest. These have to do with summoning special types of units (for example “units with a higher toughness than health”), using certain types of spells (for example “spells that cost more than 2 gold”), or just spending a certain amount of money. These quests change from time to time, though only over the course of days or even weeks.Once you have completed such a quest, you have to choose whether you want to take the good path or the evil path. Your hero power changes, and so does your icon. You’ll also gain a light, blue for good, red for evil, in the three circular slots under your hero icon. Not only that, but you also get a card that was taken from your deck at the beginning of the game into your hand.You can complete three quests per game, though as of now, your hero power cannot be upgraded more than once, although you could switch from good to evil or vice versa both times after your initial choice.KeywordsOne of the first things you might notice when playing the game is that the cards have a bunch of highlighted words on them that you may or may not understand, so for the sake of clarity, here’s a list of the keywords you should look out for.