Zero-purchase build · Calm / Mind · No sideboard
This Lillia deck is proactive tempo: create 3-Might Temporary Sprites, turn them into immediate conquers and favorable trades, then let your permanent units score the Holds.
Generate first
Discount Lillia
Conquer or trade now
Hold with real units
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The rule that makes the deck work
Choose a stage to see the correct job for every Temporary Sprite.
Stage 1 of 4
Sprite Fountain, Sprite Burst, Sprite Call, and Sprite Queen create ready 3-Might Temporary Sprites. Fae Fawn’s movement effect leaves an exhausted Sprite instead. Every friendly Temporary unit still lowers Bashful Bloom’s 4-Energy activation by 1.
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Opening hand · replace up to two cards
Your Chosen Fae Fawn is guaranteed. Look for an engine, one durable body, and one efficient answer.
Strong keeps
Sprite Fountain is your best engine. Pair it with a two-Energy permanent unit and a cheap Reaction.
Conditional keeps
These cards are powerful with a specific partner or matchup, but they do not rescue a slow hand.
Usually replace
You can replace only two cards. Prioritize removing expensive or redundant pieces that cannot contest early.
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Choose the terrain
Pick the situation, then follow the conquest rule shown below.
Default plan
At the start of your Beginning Phase, have Dusk Rose Lab kill one Temporary unit before that unit’s own Temporary trigger resolves. You draw 1 and enable Shadow Watcher to enter ready later that turn.
Do not: sacrifice your only permanent holder when that Hold point matters more than the card.
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A game in three movements
Stay proactive. Interaction is best when it immediately flips a battlefield, protects a permanent holder, or creates the final point.
2–3 Energy
Play Ravenbloom Student, Plundering Poro, or Scuttle Crab. Sprite Fountain is the ideal engine. Do not spend the whole turn drawing while the opponent takes both fields.
4–6 Energy
Create Temporary bodies before activating Bashful Bloom. Commit only enough Sprites to win the fight; preserve real units for Holds and future turns.
7+ Energy
Spread pressure so your opponent cannot safely defend both fields. Permanent units Hold; fresh Sprites conquer, trade, or help score every battlefield at once.
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Lines from your exact 40
Filter by the job you need, then open a line for exact sequencing and the trap to avoid.
Next Beginning: the old Sprite and Fountain die; Fountain’s Deathknell creates a fresh Sprite at base that survives this Beginning Phase.
Trap: Fountain is Gear, so only its Sprite discounts the Legend.
Upgrade: with one Temporary already in play before Burst, the Legend costs only 1 afterward.
The old Sprite moves to A as well, leaving two Sprites there while Fae Fawn escapes to B. The Fae-created Sprite is exhausted.
Trap: the spell moves units but does not ready them. Fae creates an exhausted Sprite where she left, not where she arrives.
Also works: a Sprite’s natural Temporary death enables Watcher. Sprite Fountain’s Gear death alone does not.
Three Jewels turn the second draw into +6 Might. Ravenbloom Student also gains +1 for each spell that resolves. The first player skips the normal draw on turn one, so one extra draw on that turn is only card one.
Trap: Downstage with Repeat is still one played spell, so Ravenbloom receives only one +1 trigger.
A 2-Might Student becomes 5 Might for 1 Energy.
Trap: another friendly unit at that location reduces En Garde’s own bonus to +1.
A 5-Might unit with 4 damage dies when Stupefy lowers it to 4. A 2-Might collateral target with 1 damage dies when reduced to 1.
The new Sprite was not present when Beginning-Phase triggers were collected, so its Temporary ability waits until the following Beginning Phase. It can survive to Hold scoring now.
Trap: Sprite Call cannot be played on the turn it was hidden. Hiding it is not playing a spell; Ravenbloom triggers only when the Call is later played.
Trap: Gold enters exhausted, so normally it cannot be spent on the turn it is created.
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Use the right answer
Your answers are narrow. Save each one for the job it actually performs.
| Card | Best job | Cannot do |
|---|---|---|
| Stupefy | Win tight combat, draw card two, and finish Crescent-marked targets. | Reduce a unit below 1 Might by itself. |
| Smoke Screen | Neutralize one tall threat during a decisive showdown. | Kill through Might reduction alone; it also stops at 1. |
| Lilting Lullaby | Counter a board wipe or decisive spell, then lock that player out of more spells that turn. | Counter a unit, Gear, activated ability, or automatically erase every other spell already on the chain. |
| Turn to Dust | Give a key Gear Temporary so it dies at its controller’s next Beginning Phase. | Remove Gear immediately or stop it being used before then. |
| Meditation | Turn an expendable ready unit into two cards and trigger Frigid Jewel. | Exhaust an already exhausted unit for the extra draw. |
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Change the pressure, not the identity
The deck always wants tempo. What changes is the resource you protect.
Against fast units
Choose Black Flame Altar when defending, where your Temporary defenders gain Shield. Use Crescent Strike on a crowded battlefield and spend draw spells only after you have stabilized real board presence.
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Nine losses you can prevent
Most errors with this list come from timing, not card power.
Expecting an ordinary Temporary Sprite to survive into Hold scoring.
Activating Bashful Bloom before creating the Temporary units that discount her.
Forgetting Fae Fawn creates the Sprite at the location she left.
Putting another friendly unit beside an En Garde target and losing the second +1 Might.
Counting an exhausted Gold token as usable Power on the turn it enters.
Treating Turn to Dust as immediate Gear removal or Lullaby as an answer to units and abilities.
Sacrificing your only permanent holder to Dusk Rose Lab before scoring.
Assuming Smoke and Mirrors readies the units it moves.
Spending all your Energy on Downstage or Meditation while the opponent owns the board.
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Your exact collection-only build
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Collection-only reality check
Optimized Lillia lists commonly use Defy, Discipline, Charm, Thousand-Tailed Watcher, Unchecked Power, and Mask of Foresight. This build owns none of those and has only two Stupefy plus one Smoke and Mirrors, so it protects threats and recovers from a lost board less consistently.
Your compensation is proactive Sprite pressure, the Dusk Rose Lab–Shadow Watcher line, Crescent Strike removal, and Frigid Jewel draw bursts. Play ahead; this is not a deck that wants to fall behind on both battlefields.