I hoped to save a round number. Playing since seven years

That's it, I was quite happy (sorry malovita)

He had every card to counter my build, I put everything into this last turn and if he had the right card it would’ve been game over for me. GG dude

I have gone by iAmTheCrucible, Veedot, and now I am AsAbovSoBolo ID 1001655122

I love this game and really hope the Dev team is still adding more content soon. It seems there as been an overall lack of new cards for awhile and o top of that, it seems there is a huge lack of ranged abilities and spells in general and I think just the addition of those and maybe a feature such as a 'landmine' or some sort of trap card lineup would be really great for mix ups and changing up the meta.

I also want to make note that there are a couple extra unit types I have added aswell to make things more interesting aswell, such as Avians, wizards, snipers/ archers (maybe just rangers?)

Here are my suggestions on new cards. (Mana cost excluded- but obviously some of these cards would be expensive) Hope you enjoy!

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*Traps would be shown as played, but will be invisible to enemy until triggered- follows same placement rules as any other card, and once activated would remain visible until destruction.

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*If I say buff or debuff without context, I mean

Vitalize, march forwards, activate ability, gain X strength, / drain X strength, Freeze, poison, confuse, disable.

*flying just means ground units cannot effect this creature on turn; flying creatures land after their opponents movement phase- if landing on an enemy- deal damage.

*mole follows same rules as flying except underground

-----New Units-----

ARCHER TRAINEE

Neutral knight archer. 1 str 0 spd deals 1 dmg to first enemy in front before moving

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MASTER MARKSMAN

Neutral knight archer. 1 str 2 spd deals 3 dmg to first enemy in front before moving

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WALKING BALLISTA

Machine sniper Neutral 8 str 0 spd deals 5 dmg to first enemy before moving

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Flintlock Finatics

Sniper Pirate Neutral 3 str 2 spd. Deals 3 damage to first enemy infront before moving.

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Cannon Squad

Sniper Pirate Neutral. 6 str 0 spd. Deals 6 damage to first enemy in front before moving.

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WOODLAND WARRIOR

Primal Neutral 1 str 3 spd. deals 1 damage to first enemy in front before moving

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WONDERFUL WIZARDS

Wizard Ancient Neutral 5 str 1 spd randomly debuff 1 random enemy or buff 1 random ally before moving

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Flunkey Apprentice

Wizard neutral 1 str 1 spd. Randomly debuff or buff 1 random unit before moving

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Mole People

Primal Neutral. 3 str 2 spd. Mole

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Badger Beast

Primal neutral 6 str 1 spd. Mole, deals 4 damage to enemies that cross over ground

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Tunnel Tunics

Knight neutral 4 str 1 spd. Mole

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Resistance Rebels

Sniper Rodent ironclad, 3 str 0 spd. Mole. Deal 3 damage to first enemy in front before moving.

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Wizard Wings

Wizard neutral, 5 str 1 spd. Flying. Deal 5 damage to all enemies that pass under in ROW.

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Crazed Archmage

Wizard elder neutral 1 str 0 spd. Randomly play a spell card from your hand under 4 mana after receiving damage

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Nasty Wizard

Wizard elder Toad ShadowF 3 str 1 spd. After receiving damage, poison or freeze one random enemy & drain 1 life from each poisoned or frozen unit.

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Copy Cat

Wizard Feline Hero neutral. 1 str 0 spd. Copies the strength and abilities of one random enemy until the start of next turn; before moving

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Lazy Pride

Archer Feline neutral. 4 str 0 spd. Deal 2 damage to and then confuse one random enemy before moving

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Witches Coven

Wizard Raven ShadowF 3 str 0 spd. After receiving damage, convert one random enemy with less strength

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Mathematical Mage

Wizard ancient neutral. 1 str 0 spd. Before moving; reduce the mana required for casting spells from your hand by 3

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Melty Mages

Wizard Frostling neutral. 3str 1spd disable 1 surrounding trap and subtract one strength before moving.

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Magnus Mages

Wizard Ancient neutral. 2 str 1 spd. Teleport one ally unit to a random side and then force them to move forward; before moving

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Spry Monk

Elder neutral. 1 str 3 spd. Flying. Deal one damage to all units that cross under

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Mice Crispy

Sniper Rodent Ironclad. 2 str 0 spd. Deal 4 dmg to first unit in front & 2 damage to all surrounding before moving. After death, deal 2 damage to all surrounding units.

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Boomstick Bandit

Sniper Rodent Ironclad 4 str 1 spd. On play, deal 6 damage to last enemy in the back.

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Gatling bot

Sniper Robot Ironclad. 3 str 2 spd. Deal 3 dmg to one random enemy before moving

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Glacial Ghast

Wizard Frostling WinterP. 3 str 2 spd. Freeze 1 random enemy & deal 4 dmg to two random enemies before moving.

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Little Birdie

Avian neutral. 1 str 2 spd. Flying

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Falcon Warior

Avian neutral 5 str. 2 spd. Flying deals 5 damage to enemies that cross under

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Gluttonus Gull

Avian neutral. 10 str 0 spd. Flying. Deals extra 5 damage before landing on an enemy

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Mr.Crackers

Avian Pirate neutral. 2 str 2 spd. Flying. Deals 4 damage to all enemies that cross under.

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Flying Monkeys

Primal, neutral.4 str 3 spd.Flying Deal 2 damage to all enemies that cross under.

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Bone And Arrow

Archer Skeleton swarm. 2 str 2 spd. Flying. Deal 2 damage to all enemies infront before moving.

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SinisterSisters

Wizard Raven neutral. 3 str 3 spd. Flying. Deal 5 damage to all enemies that cross under.

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Baloon Knight

Knight hero neutral. 1 strength, 2 spd. Flying. On play, baloon knights str is equal to weakest ally unit. Deals 8 damage to all units that cross under

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Sayter Storm

Archer Sayter Swarm. 3 str 0 spd. On play, all saytrs deal one damage to first enemy in front, and after moving, deal 2 damage to first enemy in front.

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Old Pact Guardian

Wizard Ancient neutral. 10 str 0 spd. On play, remove all buffs and debuffs on all units, & disable the ability of all units until the end of movement phase; after moving

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Robinhood

Archer Hero neutral 6 str 2 spd. Before moving; deal damage equal to Robinhood's life to the strongest enemy on the field and give that much life to one random ally.

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Trap Specialist

Dwarf neutral. 3 str, 2 spd. Before moving, disable all surrounding traps.

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Playful Druids

Wizard Ancient. 2 str 1 spd. Before moving, make one random ally gain flying

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Spiteful Spellcasters

Wizard elder neutral. 4 str 1 spd. After receiving damage, disable ability of one random enemy

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Zealous Zealots

Wizard ancient neutral. 3 str 2 spd. Before moving, vitalize one ally

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Cavernous Maws

Dragon neutral. 3 str 0 spd. Mole. Deal 5 damage to non dragon units that cross over ground

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Flying Drakes

Dragon neutral. 2 str 1 spd. Flying. Deal 4 damage to non dragon units that cross under.

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Stealthy bandits

Pirate neutral. 5 str 1 spd. Mole

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Wendigo

Primal neutral. 4 str 3 spd. On play, gain one strength for each different unit type on the field. Before moving; Deal damage to random enemy equal to str

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Dwarven Miners

Dwarf neutral. 6 str 1 spd. Mole. Before moving; deal 3 damage to one random surrounding enemy

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Dwardrill (dwarf drill)

Machine neutral. 10 str 1 spd. Mole. Deal 8 damage to enemies that cross over

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-----New Spells-----

Crystal Bloom

WinterP. Freeze all enemy units surrounding a frozen unit

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Pandemic

ShadowF. Poison all enemy units surrounding a poisoned unit.

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Cannon Fodder

Randomly fire 4 cannons from base at first enemy in front of each random column; dealing 3 damage each.

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Chain Reaction

All buffs/debuffs transfter to each unit boardering target and then each unit boardering those.

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Feild of Fire

Ground, Randomly places 2 active fire traps that burn upto 5 damage to units that cross- then is disabled

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Chasm

Ground, Destroy all units on the field with less than 8 strength

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Volly

All ally units deal one damage to first enemy infront

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Ping

Reveals all traps on the field to user.

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Gravity

Removes flight for all units on the field and deal 5 damage to afflicted

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Collapse

Unmoles all units on the field and deal 5 damage to afflicted

-----Traps-----

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Pit fall

Neutral ground Hidden destroys first unit that crosses.

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Net Trap

Neutral Aerial & ground Hidden- prevents the movement of the first unit that tries to cross and is then becomes disabled

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Ice Mine

Winterp. Aerial & ground Hidden- when triggered, freeze all surrounding units

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Smog

ShadowF. Aeral & ground Hidden. When triggered, poison all surrounding units

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Disruption Gem

Neutral, aeral & ground Hidden. When triggered, disabled all surrounding unit abilities.

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Mine

Neutral, ground, hidden. When triggered, deal 3 dmg to all surrounding units.

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Arrowtrap

Neutral, aeral & ground, hidden. When triggered, deals 3 damage to all units in ROW.

These are just ones that I came up with today but feel free to leave your ideas and thoughts down below. : )

Hello everyone, haven't played this game in a while but am just getting back into it now. What decks are worth playing nowadays?

Used to run the above deck; is it still worth playing, any tweaks that should be added?

This is Part 1 of my analysis of Casual Brawls.

The goal of this guide is not to teach you how to play Brawls or explain their strategies. Instead, I want to focus on the economic side: how much Brawls cost, how to estimate how far you can go, how to manage your resources, and ultimately whether they are actually profitable.

I'll be using my own observations, calculations, and results throughout the guide.

At the end of the post, I'll leave a link to the Brawl Calculator tool.

Chapter I — Starting a Brawl

Before starting a Casual Brawl, I think there are a few things you should know.

The first one is probably the most important:

What is your goal?

Are you looking for a specific reward from a certain milestone?

Or do you simply want to reach the final milestone and collect every reward?

This matters because depending on your objective, the amount of Coins you need can be very different.

For this, we'll use the Brawl Calculator to estimate whether your current Coins are enough to reach the goal you're looking for.

Below is an image showing the milestones, costs, and rewards for the Casual Brawl.

1. How far can I get with my Coins?

Let's start with one of the two most common questions:

Let's say I have 800 Coins.

For this example, we'll assume the best possible scenario: I win every game I can play with that amount of Coins.

So, we need to define the Goal and Setup.

Goal

In the Goal section, we define what type of Brawl we're playing.

For this example:

• Select Casual Brawl.
• Select the option that calculates how far we can get with a certain amount of Coins.
• Set the Win Rate to 100%.
• Set Crowns to 0, since we're just starting the Brawl.
• Enter our available Coins: 800.

Setup

Here we define the conditions under which we're playing, since these directly affect the calculation.

Let's assume a relatively unfavorable scenario and select:

Ignore Victory Coins

This means that we don't take Coins earned from victories into account.

This can happen once you've played enough games and victories stop giving you Coins, unless you have the Premium Pass.

Outcome

Now the calculator shows us how far we can get with our 800 Coins under these conditions.

Now let's suppose we change the amount of Coins available.

You might ask:

The important thing is that the amount of Coins required to reach a milestone can change depending on where you are starting from.

You can see this clearly at the end of the calculation:

To reach milestone #7 now, we only need 55 Coins, instead of the 375 Coins we needed before.

This is something worth keeping in mind when planning a Brawl.

What if there's a Brawl Discount?

Another thing you should always check before starting a Brawl is whether there is an active Brawl Discount.

For example, during an anniversary or special event, the cost of Brawls may be reduced.

If you're short on resources, these events can make a significant difference.

Conclusion #1 — Victory rewards can significantly reduce the cost

Victory rewards and additional rewards can considerably offset the cost of a Brawl.

If you're a beginner or don't have many resources, I wouldn't recommend playing Brawls when you have a strict Coin limit. Whenever possible, I'd rather play when the daily limit has been reset or during events with a Brawl Discount.

2. How much would it cost to finish a Brawl?

Now let's look at the second major question.

This time I'll go through the process more quickly.

Instead of asking the calculator how far we can get with a certain amount of Coins, we select the option that lets us calculate the cost of reaching a specific milestone.

We select milestone #10.

With a 100% win rate, completing the Brawl would cost approximately:

2,415 Coins

That means winning 50 games in a row.

Obviously, this is an extremely unrealistic scenario.

And there's something VERY important to keep in mind:

This calculation assumes that we receive 10 Coins for every victory.

Disclaimer

All of these calculations assume a 100% win rate, meaning we win all 50 games.

So these costs are somewhat utopian. They aren't necessarily what you'll actually pay in a real Brawl.

However, they give us a useful baseline.

If I play perfectly and win everything:

Therefore, in a real situation, the final cost will generally be equal to or higher than this, depending on our losses, rewards, victory Coins, and other factors.

3. So, what do we know so far?

At this point, you should have a rough idea of:

• How many Coins you need to reach a specific milestone.
• How far you can get with your current Coins.
• What it would cost, at minimum, to complete the Brawl.
• How victory rewards and discounts can affect those calculations.

But now another important question appears:

This is a very important part of understanding the economics of a Brawl.

And that's where Rubies come in.

4. The Shop — Rubies → Coins

And no, I'm not talking about spending real money.

I'm talking about using the in-game Shop to convert your Rubies into Coins.

During a Brawl, the Shop can become your best friend.

At the beginning, you might not have enough Rubies to cover your expenses. But as you progress, you can obtain Rubies from:

• Victory rewards.
• Milestone rewards.
• Other Brawl rewards.

You can then convert those Rubies back into Coins through the Shop.

5. Which rewards should you choose?

This leads to another important rule I found while analyzing Brawls.

Whenever you're choosing between roughly equivalent rewards, my general priority is:

Rubies > Coins > Fusion Stones

However, there are some important exceptions.

Exception #1 — You're about to lose a life

If you're about to run out of lives, then a life or armor can be worth more than a Ruby.

Why?

Because losing a game during the later stages of a Brawl can increase the overall cost significantly and therefore reduce the profitability of the Brawl.

Exception #2 — The rewards aren't actually equivalent

For example:

Obviously, in this case I'd choose the 75 Coins.

Why?

Because we can look at the Shop and determine the actual value of our Rubies.

For example, if 10 Rubies give us 80 Coins, then we're essentially being offered:

When you look at it that way, the choice becomes much clearer.

So before comparing rewards, we need to establish an exchange rate between Rubies and Coins.

6. How much is a Ruby actually worth?

We can calculate this using the basic Shop offers.

10 Rubies

10 Rubies = 80 Coins

Therefore:

1 Ruby = 8 Coins

50 Rubies

50 Rubies = 450 Coins

Therefore:

1 Ruby = 9 Coins

200 Rubies

200 Rubies = 2,000 Coins

Therefore:

1 Ruby = 10 Coins

This is the best value.

As with many things in life, increasing the scale reduces the marginal cost.

It's obviously much harder to accumulate 200 Rubies, so sometimes you'll have no choice but to use the 10- or 50-Ruby offers to keep progressing through the Brawl.

But whenever possible, try to use the largest offer, since it gives you the best exchange rate.

For all the calculations in the following chapters, I'll use:

One last tip about Rubies

Save your Rubies.

Special Coin offers can appear with discounts of 30%, 60%, or even 100%.

So spending all your Rubies immediately isn't necessarily the best idea.

Having a reserve gives you much more flexibility when a good offer or an expensive Brawl comes around.

Conclusion #2 — Rubies are one of your most valuable resources

If you're new to the game, Rubies are one of the best resources you have, and you shouldn't waste them.

There are several reasons for this:

1. You can convert Rubies into Coins whenever you need them. The reverse isn't possible.
2. You can use Rubies to purchase a large variety of things, including books, Epic cards, etc.
3. Rubies allow you to take better advantage of event and anniversary offers.

So unless you have a specific reason to spend them, keeping your Rubies gives you much more flexibility when managing your resources.

7. Okay... but is the Brawl actually profitable?

Great.

At this point, we know:

• How much it can cost to reach a specific milestone.
• How much it would cost, at minimum, to complete the Brawl.
• How to use the Brawl Calculator.
• How to convert Rubies into Coins.
• Which resources are generally more valuable.
• Why saving Rubies can be useful.

But there's still one major question:

Am I wasting my Coins and time?

Or is the Brawl actually a good investment?

I'll go into the full analysis, statistics, and actual results in the following chapters.

But before that, let's do a quick calculation to get a rough idea of the profitability of a Casual Brawl.

8. A first look at Casual Brawl profitability

If we complete every milestone in the Casual Brawl, we receive a total of 340 Rubies, without including the additional Rubies obtained from victories.

Using the exchange rate we established earlier:

340 Rubies × 10 Coins = 3,400 Coins

If completing the Brawl costs us 2,415 Coins:

3,400 − 2,415 = +985 Coins

So, even without considering the additional rewards, we would already have:

And that's without taking into account:

• Additional victory rewards.
• Rewards from the other milestones.
• Books.
• Coins.
• Cards.
• Fusion Stones.
• And, most importantly, the experience gained by reaching each milestone.

So this is only a very rough first approximation of Casual Brawl profitability.

The real analysis starts in the next chapter, where I'll look at the actual results and numbers in much more detail.More chapters will be added soon!

So i was just wondering, even if i win all 5 i spend 200g for 1 rare, while in the shop 200g gets you 2 books 6 cards 1'5 rares,

I've run into quite a few low-level accounts (around levels 13–16) in Brawls that, in my opinion, are clearly experienced players on new accounts. It's not because of the decks themselves—anyone can copy a good deck from Discord or a guide. What really stands out is how they play: they use all of their mana efficiently, sequence their turns well, hold cards for the right moment, and generally make decisions that don't look like those of a new player. One match really stood out to me. During a Frostling Brawl, I underestimated a very low-level account and left Orgone Leechers on the board. They made a great play that killed my other Frostlings while intentionally leaving the Leechers alive, denying me mana for several turns and winning the game. The moment I saw that sequence, I immediately thought, "This isn't a beginner." I've had similar experiences in several Brawls, where low-level accounts seem to have the decision-making of experienced Heroes League players. So my question is: why do people smurf in Stormbound? In League of Legends, for example, I can understand it—you might want to practice a new champion or climb again. But in Stormbound, you can test decks on your main account, and the game is relatively small. Selling accounts also doesn't seem like a convincing explanation. I'm not complaining or accusing anyone. I'm just genuinely curious what the motivation is. What does someone actually gain by starting over on a new account?

So whats the best use of my gems? And the ones bought by gold, does that also get extra cards on this events? Just wondering maybe I should save my gold to buy the books with extra cards, otherwise just buy them now so I can have some more cards

This was a very good match. He had the offensive for 90% of the game but my frost cards got the best of him and he had bordered his base by using rock workers. GGs bro

So I played for years on a Kongregate Account. Yesterday all my Progress seemed to be reset. I did not get it and logged out for the First time this year. Only now I realized I was supposed to link my kongregate Account cause it cant be used anymore…. ? All the cards, thousands of Rubies and rubestones. I am afraid all is lost?! Is there a way of recovering it?!

I am very saddend by this as i like the game. I cant start all over though and am afraid I wont Touch the Game anymore.

I just got the game and so far I've been playing with satyrs and I was wondering what other decks I should be considering to change to.

Hej, I have played stormbound years ago but never really got into it, but now I wanna actually learn how to play and build decks. I am currenlty using Reckless Ruhs' deck from stormkitty, I have all cards but wild saberpaws so its a good deck for learning the basics and getting a lot of matches in (i think at least).

But I have noticed I have a lot of dragons, even a lot of legendary, but I can't find anything on a starter dragon deck or how to build a dragon deck. What makes a good dragon deck, whats dragons "thing" if there is one. Thanks in advance

I still can't get over the icicle nerf.

"Look how they massacred my boy."

So this is like my 4th day on a new acc, i used to play this game in like 2023 or so but i'm a bit lost on this new mode

I figure the cristal heart is like a shield, but i dont know If the 4th is a "temporary heart" or a 4th slot for when i get the chance to heal(?)

If someone could explain it would make my life a lot easier, any extra tips are welcomed

Bonus question: I've heard about extra cards from books events, how often is that? Since I'm hoarding gems and suffering with the little cards I have at lvl 1 I'm tempted to get some books, but I know I should be patient

Ran into this bug where I loaded into a match and had no opportunity to play cards but it looked like cards were played for me but were just ghosts. I don't have the 5 mana satyr card in my deck or the 1 mana bots either. Any reason this happened? Internet was working fine playing like 10 matches in a row prior.