The Vendetta tier list

MidrangeOrderChaos

Kennen empowers itself whenever you play a card from anywhere other than hand, which Order with Chaos does all game long. The payoff is a repeatable Assault 2 that turns even combats uneven without spending a card from hand.

MidrangeCalmChaos

Blade Dancer pays a rune to ready a unit you chose, and readies itself again when you conquer, so one unit does two jobs a turn. Calm with Chaos keeps a point you already scored from slipping away.

AggroFuryBody

Pridestalker hands out a point of Might every time you play a unit, to any unit you like. Fury with Body plays units early and often, so your opponent recalculates every combat each time you put a card down.

MidrangeMindOrder

Deceiver turns a discard into a Reflection token copying another unit whenever you conquer or hold, so the best body on the table briefly becomes yours. With nothing worth copying, the ability is worth nothing.

MidrangeBodyChaos

Voidreaver banks XP for winning combats and spends it to buff a unit or pull an exhausted one home. Everything starts with winning a combat, so an opponent who refuses to trade forces another road.

ComboMindBody

Defender of Tomorrow readies a gear, and two once it is Empowered, so the same piece works several times a turn. It arrived with Vendetta and climbed fast.

ControlCalmMind

Fire Below the Mountain adds a rune of any domain that may only pay for gear, a permanent discount for an equipment deck. Calm with Mind stretches the game out until the heavy pieces come online.

AggroFuryChaos

Glorious Executioner draws a card each time you win a combat, a reward for what this deck does anyway. It stalls against decks that refuse the fight and score by another route.

ControlCalmBody

Wuju Bladesman adds Might to a friendly unit defending alone, and Riftbound is decided by holding battlefields you already took. Calm with Body turns defending alone from a risk into the plan.

ComboFuryMind

Daughter of the Void adds a rune of any domain that may only pay for spells, so a spell heavy deck casts more smoothly than its runes suggest. Vendetta units absorb more damage than they used to, which makes the plan work harder.

MidrangeCalmOrder

Emperor of the Sands keeps producing Sand Soldiers as long as you played an Equipment that turn, each arriving with Weaponmaster attached. The engine wants an Equipment in hand; a turn without one is a turn spent.

ControlMindOrder

Herald of the Arcane makes a Recruit token for one Energy every turn: endless blockers, endless sacrifice material. Small tokens do not close games, so the deck has to survive to its finisher.

AggroFuryOrder

Void Burrower looks at the top two cards when you conquer and lets you play one, so every successful push pays for itself. A game where you never conquer is a game where the Legend never happens.

MidrangeMindChaos

Scorn of the Moon adds Energy that may only be spent during showdowns: money your opponent cannot see when they do the combat maths. Mind with Chaos compounds that information advantage with draw and face down plays.

MidrangeBodyOrder

Grand Duelist channels an extra rune every time one of your units becomes Mighty, paying the deck for what it already wants to do. It does need a unit at five Might; without one the Legend does nothing.

ControlMindChaos

Soul's Reflection empowers itself whenever you empower anything else, then trades that status to shrink an enemy unit: repeatable combat interference that costs no card from hand. Mind with Chaos is exactly the fuel it runs on.

ControlCalmMind

Curator of the Sands readies two runes when you play something costing seven or more, the engine of an all-expensive deck. The current format is simply faster than this plan likes.

MidrangeCalmMind

Bashful Bloom makes a ready Sprite that gets cheaper for every Temporary unit you control, handing the late game a free body almost every turn. The current format struggles with a wide board of ready attackers.