This is a midrange devotion SY list with Sigi Mastermind but without Collusion. The new cards fit perfectly into this list. While Little Bird acts as an awesome spender, Sigi allows players to play 2 cards in a single turn, preferably Tunnel Drill and another Crime card to immediately start drilling your opponents.

In earlier rounds, the firesworn bronzes can keep you in the round to either fight for it or give it up without much commitment. In addition, by putting firesworn bronzes in the graveyard, you also setup for Cyrus in subsequent rounds - a very strong card that usually plays for over 20 points, a great pushing and defending tool.

The downside of this deck is probably the thinning problem. The deck has no Sewer Raiders or the clowns couple to thin. Also, KoB and sometimes the Drill itself could be bricks that you don't wanna draw into in rounds that matter.

NG Knights is a really weird deck. When CDPR first introduces the new leader ability and its archetype, it looked kinda bad since boosting your opponent seems like a dumb idea. Oh boy, how pepega was that thought! With the reworked cards, this deck has so many points and it's very hard to counter its gameplan, since most decks can't interact with points on their side of the board. This is the deck that can win but also lose by 50-100 points depending on the matchup.

By going really tall, the deck is vulnerable to tall removals like Igni, Yrden, Heatwave or a mere Spore. At the same time, while excelling in long rounds, the deck feels very bad in short rounds, where the top-end golds like Beauclair, Rainfarn, Ivar or False Ciri can easily be bricks in your hand.

Some of the following cards can be considered: tutors, thinning combo (Blightmaker and Mage Assassin), Cahir, Defender.

A similar case to assimilate: self-poison Syndicate is one of the strongest decks for multiple seasons after having a card buffed to an almost Busted level (Failed Experiment). Although the card gets nerfed p-by-p each patch, it can still perform well and to some extent, make the whole archetype still viable.

This list has so many points, in the form of damaging/poisoning your opponents with Drill, Fisstech, Salamandra Hideout, Maraal; or in the form of points such as Roland, Gellert Bleinheim, Townsfolk. The deck has great control tools from powerful bronzes, and Ciri: Nova as well as Conjurer's Candle act as carryover for later rounds.

Overall, we think that the deck can do well in both long rounds, thanks to the engines and the Golden Nekker, for short rounds. That being said, the deck will probably fall apart if the opponents have the answers for all engines, as well as successfully bleed out the GN before the final round.

White Frost has just received 4 new cards from the card drop to support the archetype. And this Frost list includes all of them.

Ideally, you would want to win R1 for round control, and then have last say in R3 with a huge Caranthir Golden Child finisher. Tempo-wise, Frost has enough points to win R1 from either red or blue coin. With a buff to Imlerith's Wrath, Frost doesn't need Dominance for the tall removal anymore. Tir Na Lia helps the deck get carryover, while the deploy ability helps with Dominance if Eredin is on the board.

Just like previous versions of Frost, the deck doesn't have that much control, and will lose to binary or engine-heavy decks that don't care about rows. In addition, since Nilfgaard decks are very popular, chances are a lot of Frost damage will be absorbed by Spotter's armor.