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These Player versus Environment (PvE) campaigns are often ignored by hardcore competitive players who rush straight into ranked ladder play.
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They provide a safe space to test weird deck combinations without the fear of losing your hard-earned competitive trophies.
+Learning the Ropes
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When you first download a new arena battler, jumping straight into multiplayer can be an incredibly frustrating experience.
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These AI levels are usually designed to teach you one specific lesson, such as how to counter a massive flying threat or how to deal with swarms.
+The AI often uses decks that are impossible in PvP.It breaks up the monotony of standard matches.Don't be afraid to fail repeatedly against a hard AI level.
+The Loot and the Story
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Clearing a difficult set of PvE levels will often grant you premium currency, massive gold chests, or exclusive cosmetic items.
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Understanding why the Goblin loves gold or why the Wizard is so arrogant makes the chaotic battles feel slightly more meaningful.
+PlaystylePrimary FocusRanked MatchesClimbing the global leaderboards, proving skill against humans, experiencing the dynamic metaPvE CampaignFarming guaranteed resources, solving specific tactical puzzles, stress-free deck testing
+Don't Ignore the AI
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The free resources alone make it a mandatory grind, and you might accidentally learn a new interaction along the way.
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Conquer the campaign, claim your loot, and then take those upgraded cards back into the arena.
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