6 Wildfrost tips that will help you get your first win

Like in certain other card games, which will not be mentioned here, Wildfrost makes you pick a leader to, well, lead the cards in your deck. The Leader essentially represents you and you need to do everything in your power to make sure everyone else is kept safe. If the Leader’s health ever drops to zero, they’ll be eliminated and you’ll lose the battle. This makes them a risk whenever they’re in the line of fire, but they can also be strong attackers and have very useful abilities. Pick one that best suits your play style, whether it be offensive or defensive. Hiding away your leader can rob you of a potentially powerful unit.

When you’re not out on the road and trying to save the world, you’ll need to return to your hub settlement and build it up. This place is your base and all of it belongs to you, and those who live in it, of course. This means you’ll need to dedicate the resources you gather on expeditions to restore, rebuild, and expand your Hub. This will give you way more options in terms of prepping your deck when you decide to head out on another journey. Depending on the kind of deck that you’re building, allocate resources to parts of the hub that will help you gain the things that you both want and need.

Each path you wander will yield a random assortment of events and battles, but there are two you should pay special attention to: The allies and chests. The latter is quite obvious on the map, but the former is indicated by silhouettes frozen in a block of ice. Freeing allies gives you a chance to add another champion to your hand and grow your fighting team. Chests, on the other hand, will only provide items, weapons, and gear cards that can be used by anyone. To ensure a strong deck, you need to have a good number of champions to fight and take hits so that the chest loot can be more effective.

Since you have the play by the rules of having a Leader, it makes sense that the enemy forces also have to. As you go through battles, you’ll start eliminating enemies, forcing other foes to come to the field. Eventually, an enemy Leader or Boss card will be brought to the field and pose a heavy threat. However, when this happens, you should strongly consider switching all your focus to taking them out quickly. Just like with your team, eliminating the Leader of the enemy team results in an automatic win and the rest of the enemies will flee the field.

If it wasn’t obvious from that previous tip, keeping your Leader alive is a must for winning each battle. When you start one, the Leader will be called out to the field first and can be in any of the rows. This means that until another champion joins the field, the enemies will only have the Leader to target. This is why it’s important to gain extra champions and units as often as possible so that they can protect your Leader alongside drawing enemy fire. Health and armor items should be reserved for the Leader first and you should keep them in the wings until they’re ready to attack.

A major challenge of this game is the limited number of actions you have. Each of your champion cards will act on their own once their turns count down which means you’re left to help them out until then. You can play weapons, gear, and various support cards to aid your allies and hinder enemies. This is where movement comes into play especially as more rows and spaces are introduced. It’s a free action to move your champions around your side of the field, so take advantage of that to defend and prepare counterattacks. Many champion abilities only come into effect when attacking, so move them to a row where the most enemies will be affected. Ideally, place your Leader somewhere where they can unleash their power with minimal risk of being targeted.

That’s the sixth and last Wildfrost tip that we have for you. For similar articles, take a look at some tips for Fallout Shelter and Sea of Conquest tips for naval domination.