Deck construction is where Charenix shows its real depth. Based on my competitive experience, the 4:2:2 ratio is the most balanced starting point โ four Attack cards, two Buff, two Debuff. But that's a foundation, not a rule. Against defensive-heavy opponents, adding penetration-effect Attacks is more useful. Against burst-oriented opponents, bumping your Buff count helps you survive the critical turns.
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Deck construction is where Charenix shows its real depth. Based on my competitive experience, the 4:2:2 ratio is the most balanced starting point โ four Attack cards, two Buff, two Debuff. But that's a foundation, not a rule. Against defensive-heavy opponents, adding penetration-effect Attacks is more useful. Against burst-oriented opponents, bumping your Buff count helps you survive the critical turns.
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