I don't know if you have noticed this new card of the shaman recently: biofluorescence. Make your minions gain spell damage of +1. It's easy to think of the Fajunsaka group.
In fact, when the new version is launched, it means that several old expansion packs such as the Psychic Academy and the Dark Moon Circus will be retired. Fayonsa was also very affected, and I thought fayyosa would become a thing of the past. The imprisoned Phoenix was originally a high-quality magic card, especially dormant. Delay the start of two rounds, just in time to wake up when we are exerting our strength, without worrying about being untied early. Beginners can pass the card and retain a fee for use until the starter round. Many of Fajanza's core cards are from the Psychic Academy and the Dark Moon Race. Now with the new version of the retirement environment, it is still a pity.
But the new card has re-given the possibility of Fayansa, and theoretically as long as there are enough shaman scenes, it can be combined with biofluorescence to obtain a high enough profit. The specific effect can refer to Brukan, as long as we originally have more than 3 followers, the income earned by carrying biofluorescence is much higher than that of Brukan.
If the Shock Apprentice can still be retained in the core series, then the Shock Apprentice is also an excellent Fa Qiang entourage, which is low in cost and carries 1 mana strength. With biofluorescence that is 1 cost 2 points of fa strength. Onixia's Lair also gave the shaman a mount spell: the Ghost Mount. It can be used one turn earlier, and even if it is solved, it can retain 1/2 of the fa-strong velociraptor, which meets the two advantages of retinue + fa-strength.
The new card piranha colony is tailored for biofluorescence. With piranha poachers and fish swarms, being able to obtain enough piranha swarms, 1 cost a retinue, and the ability to pave is considerable. It can also improve the benefits of biofluorescence, and the most important thing is that it is very flexible, and the number of piranha colonies can be determined according to their existing expenses.
The deep iron caveman's paving ability has always been good, and I believe it is also a nightmare in the early stages of many card decks. Although the previous deep iron cavemen were able to pave the field, their low stature could only cause a lot of trouble to the opposite side. Now the paving can be used as a means of killing Fajonsa, and the prison prisoners have become new toys by means of hibernation. When you save a little money on the turn, you can kill more.
With the ability to follow the shop, here are some low-cost damage spells. The new card Geyser is undoubtedly an excellent straight card, with 1 cost and 2 damage, and the extra benefit of bottoming out is very fragrant.
The second is our old friend Lightning Arrow, the damage of lightning arrows is higher, with the blessing of the law, a lightning arrow is enough to make the opponent seriously injured.
Forcibly overdrafting can even unlock overloaded mana crystals, and will also deal damage based on already overloaded mana crystals. This is really fierce, originally overload is a kind of restriction on the shaman, now not only the restriction is gone, but also turned into harm. At present, forced overdraft is also a god card that most shamans will carry in most card decks.
Of course, the shaman's biggest problem at present is still in the cost. After all, without various fee reduction mechanisms, it is unlikely that they will be killed in full blood. It is best to carry some cards with a strong rhythm in the early stages, such as the original dungeon adventurer, and good card passing ability.
If the Phoenix, the Initiation Study, and the Thunder Bloom were still there, Fayontha would definitely usher in its own peak.
At present, only a small part of the shaman's new card is out, and there are many uncertainties in the follow-up. As long as you can give a few more low-cost Fa Qiang followers, the new version of the Fa Qiang Sa will also become the mainstream construction of the shaman, what do you think the shaman's new orange card will have?