A guide to netdecking (2024 edition!)
About Me
I am an experienced Gwent player with over 3000 hours and more than 4000 wins[www.playgwent.com], I don't claim to be pro or anything like that, though I am constantly in pro rank and I've also played some tournaments. I am also a moderator of the Gwent subreddit and the guy behind Gwentfinity Hub[gwentfinity.wordpress.com]!
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How to import a deck
Gwent has a fantastic feature that allows you to import decks directly into the game from the official website[www.playgwent.com] (more on that in the next section). Regardless of where you look for decks you will always end up here as this is where they are physically stored. Once you've find a deck click the button "IMPORT TO MY DECKS" to import it into your library, from there click on "Export to game" and the next time you open the game the deck will be ready to use. There are however two important things to consider.
- If Gwent is already running when you import the deck you will have to restart the game to see it.
- If you are missing some cards, the website will ask you if you want to craft them (provided you have enough scrap). Be careful as a wrong click here can make you craft cards you don't actually want so think twice!
Official Gwent Website
The game website itself actually has a section[www.playgwent.com] where you can find, share and quickly import any kind of deck, from serious meta deck to meme ones. Sadly the website is not curated by CDPR but it's still a great place to find decks. There are in fact lots of pro players who regularly share and (most importantly) update their decks on their profile.
Meta Snapshots
Yes, Gwent has a subreddit with tons of content, including decks, check it out!
Youtube
Many players share deck guides on Youtube regularly, some of them are focused on meta decks, other on more meme and funny ones.
kungfoorabbit
DosenCasualGamer
Bomblin
GamingGenius
Shinmiri
Qcento
Lionhart
kungfoorabbit
DosenCasualGamer
Bomblin
GamingGenius
Shinmiri
Qcento
Lionhart
Twitch
As with other many games, streamers use Nightbot[nightbot.tv] to allow users to execute simple commands in their channel chat, if you happen to watch a Gwent streamer try typing !deck or !decks in the chat, that usually prints out the deck they are currently using and a list of their most recent decks.
Shinmiri[www.twitch.tv]
Lerio[www.twitch.tv]
Myamon[www.twitch.tv]
Kungfoorabbit[www.twitch.tv]
Nik__r[www.twitch.tv]
Bomblin[www.twitch.tv]
moshcraft[www.twitch.tv]
elquellora[www.twitch.tv]
Kerpeten96[www.twitch.tv]
Lionhart[www.twitch.tv]
MissLadyJay[www.twitch.tv]
Shinmiri[www.twitch.tv]
Lerio[www.twitch.tv]
Myamon[www.twitch.tv]
Kungfoorabbit[www.twitch.tv]
Nik__r[www.twitch.tv]
Bomblin[www.twitch.tv]
moshcraft[www.twitch.tv]
elquellora[www.twitch.tv]
Kerpeten96[www.twitch.tv]
Lionhart[www.twitch.tv]
MissLadyJay[www.twitch.tv]
Feedback
If you think I missed something and/or if you want to provide feedback feel free to leave a comment below.
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