FF7 Rebirth: Queen’s Blood Best Decks & Strategies

Let's start with a jockey deck that is relatively easy to obtain, but it's very powerful nonetheless. This deck is based on stacking an enormous amount of power in one lane. Chocobo Jockey or Maloceros activate the power stack with their effects.

• Chocobo Jockey x1
• Crystalline Crab x2
• Griffon x2
• J-Unit Sweeper x1
• Maloceros x1
• Mandragora x2
• Mythril Golem x1
• Quetzalcoatl x2
• Spearhawk x2
• Titan x1

Now, let's follow up with a more exotic buff deck, with Chocobo & Moogle card and a buff-stack strategy. The strategy for this deck is to push lanes early and put the buff cards so you can stack the buffs in the field.

• Cactuar x2
• Chocobo & Moogle x1
• Crystalline Crab x2
• Ignilisk x2
• Magic Pot x1
• Mu x2
• Scrutineye x2
• Titan x1
• Zemzelett x2

The following blight deck requires a bit longer game, with letting the enemy take the initiative. While they do that, you set up the back line and take over the diagonals to steal pawn spots.

• Archdragon x2
• Capparwire x2
• Crawler x2
• Deathwheel x1
• Midgardsormr x1
• Mindflayer x2
• Titan x1
• Toxirat x2
• Zu x2

The following deck is an example of a destroy deck. The strategy for destroying decks is to, well, destroy enemy cards, which opens the space for your cards to jump in and take it over.

• Anuran Suppressor x1
• Archdragon x1
• Bahamut x1
• Cid x1
• Death Claw x2
• Disgorgon x2
• Dyne x1
• Gi Specter x2
• Titan x1
• Toxirat x2
• Yuffie x1

However, just because you have a good deck doesn't mean you can instantly win. You've got to practice strategy! Here are some tips to be better at Queen's Blood:

1. Remove the Threes - At the beginning of the game, you will get the opportunity to discard some of your cards. Make sure to remove all cards that cost three points. You can see the cost of each card at the top left corner. With a little bit of luck, you will get some better cards as replacements.
2. Take up the space - Almost every deck relies on dominating the board. Try to take up as much space as you can in early game. Think of it like playing the game of Tic-Tac-Toe, where the positioning of figures is crucial. Sometimes, you will lose even if you have a far better deck because you didn't position your units properly.
3. Mind the basics - Not all the cards in your starter deck are worth using. Study carefully all the effects and range of your cards, and think about which cars work best together. The best early game card is Security Officer, so keep two of them in your deck. We have them in ours until now.