Silent Build

Silent Shiv Burst Build

Shiv decks are at their best when every generated Shiv has a reason to exist. Accuracy, Fan of Knives, and start-of-combat Shiv relics make the small cards worth drawing.

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Opening Plan

Build the first working version

Blade Dance works before any payoff arrives. Accuracy and Fan of Knives become better only after Shiv generation is already reliable.

Draft Rule

Know when the package is real

Count generators before payoffs. A hand full of Shiv powers with no Shivs is not a build.

Synergy

How the pieces connect

Blade Dance supplies the immediate hand of Shivs and Infinite Blades supplies one each turn. Accuracy raises their damage; Fan of Knives adds four more and lets every Shiv hit all enemies.

How To Play It

Turn order that makes the package work

A rough sequence for the deck's key turn. Real runs shuffle the order, but this is how the pieces are meant to chain: set the engine, then spend into the payoff.

  1. Infinite Blades card artworkInfinite Blades

    Guarantee supply: a free Shiv every turn means the payoffs never sit idle.

  2. Accuracy card artworkAccuracy

    Raise the ceiling: +4 damage per Shiv turns a pile of daggers into real burst.

  3. Blade Dance card artworkBlade Dance

    Flood the hand: three Shivs at once give you a turn full of amplified hits.

  4. Fan of Knives card artworkFan of Knives

    Go wide: four more Shivs and every Shiv now hits all enemies for a board-clearing turn.

Core Cards

The four cards that define the shell

These are engine markers, not four mandatory picks. The tier label follows the current character board; an unranked card can still be the narrow piece that completes this shell.

Relic Signals

Relics that make the lane stronger

These relics improve the package, but they are not entry tickets. Draft a working deck first and treat the relic as a reason to lean harder into a line that already functions.

Keep Planning

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