Genshin Impact: Genius Invokation TCG Best decks guide

GENSHIN Impact’s 3.3 update has brought the long-awaited TCG, Genius Invokation, into the RPG.

Everyone in the game is now completely obsessed with the deck-building card game and want to challenge you frequently to duels.

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However, it’s not always easy to win, especially if you don’t have a lot of experience with the format.

Here are the best decks for Genshin Impact’s Genius Invokation, depending on your playstyle.

Genshin Impact Genius Invokation: Xiangling, Fischl and Mona deck

This deck deals damage by triggering a wide variety of elemental reactions, and continues doing damage at the end of each turn.

This keeps the pressure on the opponent and gives you a lot of flexibility.

Besides Xiangling, Fischl and Mona, this deck needs the following cards:

1x Witch’s Scorching Hat1x Heart of Depth1x Thunder Summoner’s Crown1x Magic Guide1x Raven Bow1x White Tassel2x Prophecy of Submersion2x Crossfire2x Changing Shifts2x The Bestest Travel Companion!1x Leave it to me!1x When the Crane returned1x Starsigns1x Calx’s Art1x Strategize1x Dawn Winery1x Mondstadt Hash Brown1x Timaeus1x Katheryne1x Paimon2x Timmie2x Liben2x Chang the Ninth

Genshin Impact Genius Invokation: Fischl, Collei and Keqing deck

This deck triggers the Quicken reaction to deal constant damage. 

It is capable of completing many challenges in the game fairly quickly, but you will still need a bit of luck with your dice rolls.

Besides Fischl, Collei and Keqing, this deck needs the following cards:

1x Laurel Coronet1x Thunder Summoner’s Crown1x Thundering Fury1x Sacrificial Bow1x Aquila Favonia2x Stellar Predator1x Thundering Penance1x Floral Sidewinder2x Strategize2x The Bestest Travel Companion!2x Elemental Resonance: Woven Thunder1x Elemental Resonance: High Voltage1x Toss-Up2x Mondstadt Hash Brown1x Favonius Cathedral1x Dawn Winery1x Liyue Harbour Wharf1x Knights of Favonius Library1x Jade Chamber1x Katheryne1x Wagner2x Timmie2x Liben

Genshin Impact Genius Invokation: Ayaka, Mona and Ganyu deck

This deck functions like Freeze teams in the main game, as Mona applies Hydro, and Ayaka and Ganyu freeze them with Cryo.

Using this allows you to control the pace of the match and prevent your cards from taking damage.

Besides Ayaka, Mona and Ganyu, this deck needs the following cards:

1x Wine-Stained Tricorne1x Broken Rime’s Echo1x Blizzard Strayer1x Heart of Depth1x Scrificial Sword2x Kanten Senmyou Blessing2x Prophecy of Submersion2x Strategize2x The Bestest Travel Companion!2x When the Crane returned2x Leave it to me!2x Elemental Resonance: Woven Ice1x Paimon2x Dawn Winery2x Liyue Harbor Wharf2x Timmie2x Liben2x Liu Su

Genshin Impact Genius Invokation: Noelle, Barbara and Ningguang deck

This deck is more defensive and is designed to help you win in the long game.

Healing and shield effects will keep your cards healthy while you slowly tear the opponent apart.

Besides Noelle, Barbara and Ningguang, this deck needs the following cards:

1x Sacrificial Fragments1x Skyward Atlas1x Wolf’s Gravestone1x Strategic Reserve2x I got your back1x Glorious Season2x Changing Shifts2x Leave it to me!2x Elemental Resonance: Enduring Rock2x Liyue Harbor Wharf2x Jade Chamber2x Wangshu Inn2x Iron Tongue Tian1x Wagner2x Timmie2x Liben1x Chang the Ninth1x Ellin2x Liu Su

Whichever deck you choose, cards like Dawn Winery, Katheryne, Shift Change and Leave it to me! will be important to your success.

This allows you to switch characters without ending your turn and trigger strong elemental reactions.

Cards that let you control the dice are also popular, as a bad roll can end up destroying even the best-made plans.

In order to earn a character’s card, you need to invite that character to the Cat’s Tail via the board in the tavern.

Once you beat them to a game, you will win their card.

All other cards are available from Prince’s card store and from adventure challenges found in big cities.

Written by Marco Wutz and Georgina Young on behalf of GLHF.

 

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