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This take on the archetype looks to cast Glorious Evolution to transform every single unit into a massive threat rapidly and close out games with Daring Poros or Ambush. Glorious Shellfolk was a deck built by Eniamor, one of the most renowned players of Shellfolk.

You don’t even always need to find your finishing tools, as a duo of Lecturing Yordle can sometime snowball games on their own.

Be careful though to not commit all your mana on a Leviathan play when they could use that turn to Rally and kill you, unless you have to.

They don’t have an answer to Swain or Leviathan – if you can resist their aggression, the game will be easy to close.

If possible, look to use removals during your turn, so if they protect their unit with Sharpsight it doesn’t also help them push more damage.

Zed is their most reliable threat thanks to his 2 health points and quick pressure.

With your numerous cost-efficient removal, you can make it very hard for them to stick a threat.

Ravenous Flock is particularly good at finishing a unit after they try to protect it from a removal with a combat trick.

Therefore, you can rapidly clean their board thanks to Poison Darts and Lecturing Yordle’s Poison Darts.

Zed Poppy struggles against your numerous 1-damage spells – Sharpsight, Nopeify, and Twin Disciplines all are a large investment, leaving them with only Ranger’s Resolve as a somewhat good answer.

Keep Lecturing Yordle if you have a good hand. Keep Ravenous Flock if you have a damage spell or Arachnoid Sentry. The Leviathan completes that win condition by tutoring Swain and stunning the opponent’s board when both are on board, all the while pushing a considerable amount of burn damage. Swain is the main win condition of the deck, and will quickly close out games thanks to the numerous cards that can trigger his stun effect. Teemo, Poison Dart, and Lecturing Yordle put shrooms in the opponent’s deck, which synergize well with Swain. With early chump blockers and cost-efficient removals, Teemo Swain survives the early game all the while creating cards and setting up Swain. The deck performs extremely well on the ladder in the current Zed Poppy meta and is featured on our Tier List as a Tier 1 Dark Horse – don’t sleep on it! Teemo Swain is a new archetype that emerged recently alongside Riven Swain as a way to combine to powerful Bandle City midrange package with Swain.

Their punishes for not open-attacking are Brightsteel Protector and Golden Aegis, but you’ll be happy to force them out as early defenses instead of combo tools. In general, you want to develop before attacking against them.Not only it will help kill 2-health units, but it will also prevent them from entirely negating the effect with a Ranger’s Resolve. Ideally, you want to have a keg on board when you use TF’s Red Card or Make it Rain.Their is nothing they can do about a level 2 Gangplank, so he will often win you the game on the spot when you level him up early enough. No matter the role your hand pushes you into, look to get consistent Plunder triggers to progress toward your Gangplank level up.If you can force them to block with their Elusive units you will be in a great spot. They can’t afford to take too much damage because of your burn reach. With less removals and more threats in hand, you want to play as the aggressor.With Dreadway Deckhand and Twisted Fate or Make it Rain, and maybe a Monster Harpoon, you should be able to deal with their threats with removals.Depending on your hand, there are several ways you can approach this matchup:.Keep Twisted Fate if you have Dreadway Deckhand. If you already have a good early hand, you should also keep Monster Harpoon and Make it Rain. You want to pressure them fast, and force them to block with their Elusives. However, it has proven to still be one of the most powerful decks in the meta with a high win rate on the ladder. Gangplank TF has been underplayed since the nerf to Tenor of Terror and Stonestackers. Gangplank TF does a lot of value, has a strong mid-game power spike with Gangplank, and plays good removals alongside Kegs. While the deck is able to kill the opponent quickly with aggressive early units and burn spells, it also has impressive midrange capabilities.

Gangplank TF Bandle is an aggressive midrange archetype, looking to rapidly flood the board and consistently deal face damage.