How to become RICH in 1 Day

[Wolfunit]

Are you sure this can be done in 1 day? Most ppl, especially newbies, won't spend five hours on the computer, let alone playing one game.

The day I found Elements, I probably played 5 hours straight, using several different accounts (because I wanted to try different strategies).

LOL me also till i finally used one and got to figure out the game

[icybraker]

The first time i played, I had no idea how to start so I created an Entropy deck, because the word "entropy" is awesome. It kinda failed. I stopped playing.

I got bored and I started playing again. I tried it again with a water deck... it failed. However, while playing PvP, some guy mentioned strategies in the Wiki and the Forums. I checked them out. I restarted with a Mono-Gravity and took it from there. Now I have a small rainbow and I'm just starting to upgrade.

[Repo$$ion]

Been trying this for about 2 days its working great for me thanks for the help. I found that starting with a poison deck at first allows you to grind a lil quicker thou if that helps anyone else out.

[Bob]

Could you integrate also the new Level 5 into this strategy? I've already managed to upgrade some cards of the proposed rainbow deck (3 x Otys, 2 x Hourglasses and one Nova so far). But now with the new Level 5 I'm wondering if I should grind that frist, altough it seems that rare cards don't appear as often as in False God challenge.

What do you think?

[Scaredgirl]

Could you integrate also the new Level 5 into this strategy? I've already managed to upgrade some cards of the proposed rainbow deck (3 x Otys, 2 x Hourglasses and one Nova so far). But now with the new Level 5 I'm wondering if I should grind that frist, altough it seems that rare cards don't appear as often as in False God challenge.

What do you think?

To be honest I don't know yet if level 5 should be used or not in fast grinding. I've had only about 10 matches against level 5, and I cannot say anything for certain. What I've seen, level 5 is not that great for grinding because the time it takes to take out one level 5 opponent, you can easily take out 2-3 level 3 opponents. Also against level 3 you almost never lose, but against level 5 it can easily happen if you are unlucky.

Like I said, I don't know much about level 5 yet so I might be wrong about this. Best bet would be to try for yourself.

P.s. the False God deck I talk about on this thread is outdated. It was designed before Sundial nerf and all these new cards. I suggest you check out the "Rainbow Decks" section for some freash ideas. But you can use this old one as well if you like. It's not as effective as it used to be but it still gets the job done.

[icybraker]

Hmm... let's see. The half-bloods are a strange lot, powerful enough to have a triple mark and 200 HP, but weak in that they have no united strategy and don't have all their cards upgraded.

I think the sole reason Zanz added Half-Bloods into this game was as an encouraging element in the game. Now that it is considerably harder to win against False Gods thanks to the Dial nerf, new players need something to aim for, a goal that they can reach to bridge the considerable gap from Level 3 to False God. That bridge is the Half-Blood - considerably easier to beat than False Gods but also considerably harder than Level 3s.

And the rewards aren't that much greater than Level 3s, either. You get more Electrum and a small chance to win upgraded cards, but that's about it. Let's put it this way: if you find yourself consistently winning against Half-Bloods, fight False Gods instead. The rewards are greater and if you have enough power to farm Half Bloods, False Gods will give you a greater overall profit.

[Bob]

Thank you both! I think I keep on fighting against False Gods but will reconsider my current deck.

[Essence]

I've found that as the False God AI improves and they get tougher as a result, going back and testing your decks until you can ace Half-bloods with no issues is probably the best way to get your deck FG-ready without losing epic quantities of electrum and score by testing against the FGs themselves.

The Half-bloods share the most important aspect of FG-hood in that they draw quickly and they have 200 hp, so the "un-blitzability" is totally there.  You have to play a more control-oriented game against lvl5, and it's good practice for the kind of minutae-level thinking that the FGs require nowadays.

[ramones]

AN IMPORTANT THING TO SAY TO NEWBIES IN ELEMENTS: TRY OUT DIFFERENT KIND OF DECKS IN www.elementsthegame.com/trainer (http://www.elementsthegame.com/trainer) AND CHOOSE YOUR OWN KIND OF PATH. IT'S FREE AND TOU CAN BUILD DECKS WITH EVERY CARD IN THE GAME.

Oh man, this trainer site could saved me a lot of time and money spent in unuseful cards...

[Tea is good]

OMGBD THX

[Rankiz]

Nice one, I did actually follow this guide without noticing. I mean, I was aware of this tactic before I really settled down on this forum. Anyway, this is really awesome. Let the money roll in.

Edit:
Haha, you really sounds like an illegal salesman yelling "Get rich in one day"

[CelestrialDreamer]

Hi, i am new here
i have tried this rainbow deck for FG but failed again and again
then i switched to some other decks and discovered that this deck is better
EM chaos lord and firequeen and paradox and miracle is quite easy for me now
thx for this idea
i also think that upgrading golden hourglass is very very important
there are some suggestions i would like to make
-use protect artifact and eternity if you got them, then you can draw cards happily even if you got 15cards left
-replace graboid with FFQ, graboid really cant do much and drawing FFQ early can be really useful
-replace lava golem with rain of fire, i often cant draw rain of fire
-maybe add one more fallen elf, they speed up the game after you got loads of skeles