O Reino Rachado: cards and strategies for Cobrador do Vazio
Interrupt channels, pressure enemy Faith and force difficult choices with Cobrador's deck.
O Reino Rachado turns the opponent's Faith into contested ground. Its cards interrupt channels, remove protections and force the opponent to choose between advancing and defending.
The deck rewards constant pressure. The goal is not only to win combats, but to reduce safe options on the other side of the field.
How O Reino Rachado plays
O Reino Rachado builds a chain of pressure: Arthur makes enemies vulnerable, Charles removes their protections, Gili executes exposed targets and Cobrador interferes directly with Faith. Each card sets up the next, until one opening lets you dismantle the opponent's field.
Cobrador contests every point of Faith
Cobrador do Vazio uses Dívida de Fé to remove 1 point from a vulnerable enemy, whether it attacked, channeled or was exposed by an ability. Its evolutions, Voz do Vazio and Senhor da Dívida, use Cobrança do Vazio and Cobrança Final to steal 1 Faith: the opponent loses a point and you gain it. Near 20, this trade changes both sides of the score and can decide the match.
Arthur accuses, Charles breaks, Gili executes
Arthur Raven makes a ready enemy vulnerable; his evolutions extend the accusation to two targets and then all ready enemies. Charles removes protection from one enemy, then two, and finally all enemies. With the way clear, Gili Corrompida destroys a vulnerable enemy with 3 Power or less, Sombra Desperta reaches 4 Power, and Voz da Escuridão eliminates a vulnerable enemy with 6 Power or less.
Prendam Todos punishes exposure
Rei Alfred activates Prendam Todos and makes every vulnerable enemy lose 1 Faith. Attacks, channels and abilities that expose characters amplify the reversal. The threat changes the opponent's decision: act now and risk punishment, or wait and give the Kingdom time to prepare its judgment.
The decisive play: Última Acusação and O Racho
Arthur Raven, Última Acusação makes all ready enemies vulnerable. Then James Raven, Herdeiro do Racho activates O Racho and destroys all vulnerable enemies at once—with no Power limit—while his controller loses 7 Faith. This loss occurs even if no enemy is destroyed. It is the deck's great turnaround: a seemingly safe field can disappear if the opponent ignores the combination of accusation and judgment.
Anastácia keeps up the pressure
Anastácia and Criaturas Corrompidas choose an ally eligible to attack immediately and ready it again if it survives. Anastácia's evolutions ready one vulnerable ally and then up to two, including Anastácia herself when she is vulnerable. These cards chain attacks and restore options to the field before the decisive blow.
How to pilot the deck
Do not spend every interruption at the first opportunity. Use Arthur and Charles to create targets, let Gili remove important pieces, and save Rei Alfred or James Raven for the sequence that truly changes the field. Remember: destroyed characters feed the opponent's Soul Bank, so the best execution also leaves enough pressure to prevent rebuilding.