Humans
Human decks force fair fights on unfair terms. Lane discipline, clean stat lines, and units that punish sloppy combat math make this faction the backbone of the Wild Frontier. Justice arrives faster than a bullet.
Who They Are
The Humans came to the frontier seeking fortune and freedom. What they found was chaos. In response, they built towns, elected sheriffs, and forged a rough code of law enforced at gunpoint.
They are not kind, and they are not gentle. But on the Wild Frontier, the law is the only thing standing between civilization and ashes — and a Human deck plays exactly that way: order, control, and a quiet drip of card advantage that never lets the hand run dry.
Playstyle Overview
Humans sit at the center of the metagame — a flexible midrange faction that rewards sequencing and target priority over raw explosiveness.
Solid stat lines across every mana cost keep Humans competitive at each stage of the game. They rarely need a huge swing turn because their baseline trades are already favorable.
Cover Tokens, Warrant, and efficient combat tricks let Humans dictate where fights happen. Your opponent attacks on your terms, not theirs.
Multiple High Noon creatures and cheap cantrips give Humans a quiet card-advantage engine. The hand rarely runs dry.
Pairs especially well with Straw Elves for long-game lane stability, or with Beasts for an extra aggressive splash without losing core consistency.
Signature Keywords
These are the mechanics Human cards lean on most heavily.
Strikes first in combat. Turns even trades into winning ones by dealing damage before the opponent can retaliate.
Forces enemies to attack this creature first. Protects your high-value threats and controls the flow of combat.
Draw 1 card when played from hand. Cheap creatures with High Noon keep resources flowing without costing tempo.
Generate 0/1 blocking tokens in Middle Lanes. Walls off aggressive rushes and buys time for your key plays.
Can attack twice per turn. Lets key Human threats clear a blocker and still push face damage in the same action phase.
Excess damage spills to the next target or player. Turns overkill into real pressure, punishing low-defense blockers.
Notable Humans
The standout Humans you will see at every table on the Wild Frontier.
Double Barrel: Can attack twice (once before combat, once normally).
Two shots, one heartbeat.
Warrant: Forces enemies to attack this creature first.
Dead or alive? Preferably dead.
Overshot: Excess damage spills to the next target or player.
Your gold or your life. I'll take both.
Quickdraw: Strikes first in combat.
Justice arrives faster than a bullet.
Off-Board (1G): Draw 1 card. On-Board: Warrant + Quickdraw.
Law ain't pretty, but it's final.
Quickdraw: Strikes first in combat.
Charge first, questions later.
Quickdraw: Strikes first in combat.
Fair fights? Never heard of 'em.
Ambush: Can attack immediately when summoned.
Fists fly before the drinks settle.
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