Each deck is like a snowflake (if snowflakes summoned homicidal creatures). They’re unique, and you want to make sure you know how to use and defend against them effectively.
Order is all about controlling the battle and taking advantage of different creatures’ proximity bonuses. One rare scroll, the Honorable General, has the ability to create an instant full scale blitz by decreasing the turn countdown of adjacent creatures. When used in the right spot, you’ll have your whole field ready to attack at the same time. Placing spiky spearmen in front of your lines creates a hazard for attacking melee units and as Order you’ll have quite a few tricks up your sleeve in terms of spells and enchantments.
Growth is more about putting a lot of units on the field and letting them work in tandem. One creature, the Great Wolf, gains more power with every wolf creature on the board. And another, the Brother of the Wolf, can actually summon wolves at the end of its countdown. Combine the two and you have a pretty scary lineup. Watch out for these kinds of combos when facing a Growth opponent.
Energy is concentrated on pumping out damage and using ranged units. There’s a lot of Energy scrolls that do instant damage, including one particular scroll called Thunder Surge that does chain damage to connected creatures. Land mines, mortars, and hulking golems also find their way onto the field when you’re up against an Energy opponent.