This is not your usual Relict deck. It is built around cards like Yennefer: Illusionist and Renew. The latter is an old trick in the book, looking to be played on either Weavess or Whispess for maximum value. Each Crone sets up carryover after being played, allowing Renew to reach either fourteen or fifteen points depending on whether you choose damage or boost. The damage option can technically generate even more value if you manage to remove an enemy engine.
The deck has plenty of ways to set up Yennefer: Illusionist, using the Leader Ability, the Bonded package, Self-Eaters and Hen Gaidth Sword. All of these tools help ensure that our opponent never gets a moment to breathe, even when they cannot answer Yennefer directly.
Mammuna remains one of the strongest cards in the deck, reaching a ceiling of twenty points when paired with Gan Ceann or Lesser Witches. Each pairing provides a different way to get the most out of Mammuna, making it a powerful card across different round lengths. In a short round, Mammuna paired with the trusty Fiend gets the job done as well, although it falls two points short of the other options.
If you are looking for alternatives to Dopplers and Wild Hunt Riders, you can replace them with Dorregaray, 2x Celaeno Harpy and 1x Maerolorn.