– – : The least desirable cards in that tier (not weak enough and/or unreliable enough to fall into the next tier.) – : Generally a bit weaker and/or less reliable than other cards in the tier + : Generally a bit better and/or more reliable than other cards in the tier ++ : The most desirable cards in that tier (not strong enough and/or reliable enough to breach the next tier.) Practically Unplayable: These cards are bad.Rarely Playable: These cards are bad in Dark Draft, but can be useful in extreme circumstances.Situationally Acceptable: Requires either a faction investment or a strategy investment to be solid some of these cards can fulfill distributions deficiencies, just less ideally.Always Acceptable: Cards that are always solid, but generally less powerful than the “Desirable” cards in the right circumstances.Situationally Desirable: Requires either a faction investment or a strategy investment some of these cards are counters to certain deck types.Usually Desirable: Similar in strength to the previous tier, but not as broadly applicable.

Always Desirable: Always great, but not as generically powerful as the previous tier.Always First Pickable: Always incredible cards.If one player has at least one and the other doesn’t, the player without is at a significant disadvantage Always First Pick: Amensia and Heinous Feast make draw out wins all but impossible.I decided to take EdTheMad‘s suggestion to create a tier list to replace at least my Draft Frequency rating.

Soul hunters tier list