Mr.Beefs Beefcake explosion

Roles

Build Cycle

2

2

2

2

Shortest Cycle

8

3

4

5

Playable Anywhere

Pretty much ran this from 0 to 3.5k and still going strong.

I know Mr.Beef isn't considered "meta" but what this build does really well is control 2 lanes, if left unchecked they just happen to take towers. Hell, even ghoul left unchecked will put a tower to half by himself.

I love sapper, I use this to push an unattended lane or just send out some damage towards a tower to see if it sticks. Usually I try to push multiple lanes at once and then throw out a sapper hoping to either drain resources, or secure a sneaky objective. From there the deck is very simple, wide clear with your spell, and Mr.Beef. Gryphon is great for big tank units that can't reach her as well as gargoyles.

Honestly I've just pushed to 3.5k with this, fairly new to the game, open to other ideas. I chose ghoul, gryphon, sapper, and chain lightening because Mr.Beef is quite expensive and in order to cycle him as fast as others, along with getting sappers out fast required using low cost mini's. I've tried multiple other ideas though I found ghoul worked best. He's cheap, has a ton of health for his cost, and honestly the whole idea around this deck is just how beefy everything really is. I'm surprised I haven't seen Mr.Beef more often.

I run 50% additional move speed, I know a lot of people choose to run the dazed trait but I don't see much use in dazing stuff that's about to die from his next impact, plus, what's running away from him anyway? NO ONE expects this freight train of health to run as fast as he does towards one of their towers or units. Ranged mini's aren't given enough time to react before getting smacked in the face by a stun. I tried reincarnation, which is strong but I found vs. my counter which seem to be Mr.General who never dies. likely because of the total lack of dps put into the build.

This build doesn't do great at defending, in all honesty if they get to your tower, you're likely going to lose the game. The whole point of the deck is to maintain space. trading just positive enough with most builds so that you can successfully use sappers.