Brave Frontier Versus Global Beginner Guide – Decks, Rarities, and Battle Tips

Brave Frontier Versus Global is finally here. The game features a tactical card-based RPG that incorporates deck-building strategy with fast-paced PvP duels. If you've played the original Brave Frontier, you will feel at home with this one. However, as a beginner, things can be overwhelming. 

You're constantly going head-to-head with the enemies, summoning different units, using Brave Bursts, and constructing the perfect deck. For that reason, we've brought the best Brave Frontier Versus Global beginner guide. 

Understanding Basics - Decks, Cards, Rarities

At the core of Brave Frontier Versus, we have a digital card battler where we can summon units and cast skills using mana during the turn-based matches. Each match plays out on a 6-slot field. Your main goal is to surpass the opponents by having better units, maintaining resources till they run out, timing your Brave Bursts, and lastly, protecting your HP.

After the short tutorial, you'll go straight to the home screen, where you can see the card collection feature too. Each player can use several decks, but for the most part, you can have 20 cards per deck, and every card represents a unit, spell, pet, or effect with unique stats and abilities.

The rarities are as follows:

●Common

●Rare

●Epic

●Legendary 

●Mythic

You should always be aiming to get the Mythic characters, and you can use one summon a day for free. The common and rare cards are relatively easy to obtain and are perfect for learning the overall mechanics of the game.

The epic cards feature stronger characters with better passives and greater synergy potential. When you move to legendary and mythic cards, they are the real game changers, and they can easily flip the whole scenario in a battle. 

But how do you actually open that gold door of opportunities? The answer is simple: pull higher rarity banners. However, that comes with its own big problem, which is that rare and above cards are indeed hard to get.

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Building Your Deck & Summoning

Summoning is by far the most exciting part of playing Brave Frontier Versus, and also our beginner's guide. You will use Summon Tickets, Gems, and Pre-Registration Rewards to open different card packs. Each pack contains six cards, and while it's tempting to keep summoning endlessly, that's not something beginners should do. 

As a beginner, you should focus on diversifying the early collection before chasing high rarities all the time. Once you reroll and get a few decent cards, it's time to create your first deck. Here's a complete guide on what you should do:

●Since the deck is limited to 20 cards, balance is the key here.

●Include a mix of Attackers, Buffers, Healers, and Utility cards.

●Maintain mana efficiency. Low-cost cards will allow you to play faster while also letting the high-cost cards deliver the finishing blows.

The issue with most beginners is that they throw cards randomly into the first deck. However, in Brave Frontier Versus, you will make a lot of use of synergy. So, cards that share elements like Water, Fire, Earth, and more, trigger unique bonuses. Make sure to synergize with the team.

Understanding Battle Mechanics 

Matches in Brave Frontier Versus happen in different phases. There are three main phases, including the Main Phase, the Battle Phase, and the End Phase. This is just like many trading games that we see. 

Here's a breakdown of all of them:

●The Main Phase: Here, you can summon units, use abilities, and activate effects. Each action will cost mana and will regenerate each turn.

●Battle Phase: Here, units will automatically attack enemies based on the position of battle where you put them.

●Brave Burst: This battle mechanic allows your character to unleash a special power move once the meter is charged. Timing your Brave Burst can completely change the tide of the battle. 

In Brave Frontier Versus, positioning matters a lot. Units that are placed in front rows can take more enemy attacks but also deal with higher damage. This is why it's important to add a DPS attacker in the front row, while healers should be in the back. 

There's an auto-battler mode that you can use to give control to the AI, which will then fight for you. But if you want to maximize the potential of the auto mode, just use LDCloud, as it will allow you to do other tasks while minimizing the game.

Technically, the game will still be running on our virtual devices, so you can scroll through your social media or do other tasks while your battle plays out. 

Upgrading, Crafting, and Transmuting Cards

Once the deck is built, the next big thing to do is to upgrade your cards. This is essential for staying competitive. In the game, you can  Enhance, Transmute, and Craft different cards using materials that are gained from missions and events. 

Enhancements will boost the best stats like Attack, HP, or Defense. Transmutation allows you to transform duplicate cards into upgrade materials or even rarer versions. Lastly, Crafting allows you to create specific cards using different recipes. 

All three of these methods are perfect for filling the gaps in your deck. Focus on upgrading the core units first because if you dump resources on every single unit, you will run out of resources very quickly. 

Final Verdict

And there you have it, the best Brave Frontier Versus Global beginners' guide for you. As you keep progressing and upgrading using our methods, you will become an unstoppable player in the world of Brave Frontier. 

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