The Back 4 Blood best decks and cards will give you the best builds in the game, allowing you to successfully take down the zombie hordes with as little fuss as possible in both the campaign and versus mode. While players may initially find these decks confusing, they actually allow for a lot of variety between playstyles, with carefully selected deck builds providing savvy players with an edge in battle. As such, here’s our guide on the best decks to take into Back 4 Blood’s campaign and versus mode.
Back 4 Blood: Best deck builds for campaign mode
The following Back 4 Blood deck build is equipped with the best cards for its campaign mode, with some of these either being unlocked from the start or obtained from the Supply Lines. While you may not be able to get your hands on all of the cards here, adding any of these into your deck will increase your chances of success, with a focus on dealing big damage while also maintaining your team’s health.
- Large Caliber Rounds
- +10% damage dealt, +100% bullet penetration, -20% stamina efficiency
- Run and Gun
- You can shoot while sprinting
- Second Chance
- +1 extra life, +5 health
- Front Sight Focus
- 20% accuracy
- Reload Drills
- +20% reload seed
- Ammo For All
- Team effect: +10% team ammo capacity
- Copper Scavenger
- More copper piles appear, you can sense nearby copper
- Hi-Vis Sights
- +30% aim speed
- Wounded Animal
- Kills while at critical health recover 1 health
- Vitamins
- +15 health
- Durable
- +15% trauma resistance, +5 health
- Inspiring Sacrifice
- When you or a teammate becomes incapacitated, all teammates heal for 25 health over 10 seconds
- Evasive Action
- When you take a hit for 10 or more damage, gain 20% movement speed for 3 seconds
- Ridden Slayer
- +20% weakspot damage
- Cross Trainers
- +20% stamina, +20% stamina regen, +3% move speed, 5 health
Back 4 Blood: Best deck builds for versus mode
The following Back 4 Blood deck build is best used for its versus mode. This deck uses a combination of cards that will allow you to choose a primary weapon as your secondary, give it infinite ammo, while also not being too detrimental to its swap speed. You’ll also be able to maximize the healing you and your team receive, while it focuses on killing the Ridden, which will be the zombies the other team controls.
- Ammo Stash
- Your secondary weapons have unlimited ammo
- Two is One and One is None
- You can equip a primary weapon in your secondary slot, -25% swap speed
- Shooting Gloves
- +50% swap speed
- Admin Reload
- When you stow your weapon, it reloads, -20% ammo capacity
- Ridden Slayer
- +20% weakspot damage
- Charitable Soul
- Healing a teammate also heals you for 100% of the amount healed
- Antibiotic Ointment
- +45% healing efficiency, +5 halth
- Patient Hunter
- Each second you aim down sights increase your damage by 10% (up to 3 stacks)
- Marked for Death
- Mutations you ping are highlighted and your team deals 10% increased damage to highlighted enemies
- Second Chance
- +1 extra life, +10 health
- Run and Gun
- You can shoot while sprinting
- Ammo For All
- Team effect: +10% team ammo capacity
- Front Sight Focus
- 20% accuracy
- Cross Trainers
- +20% stamina, +20% stamina regen, +3% move speed, 5 health
- Inspiring Sacrifice
- When you or a teammate becomes incapacitated, all teammates heal for 25 health over 10 seconds
By using the above decks, you should improve your game dramatically given that many of the cards successfully combo with one another, making players who equip them a force to be reckoned with.
In other Back 4 Blood news, we detailed what players receive in the game’s season pass. We also explained what the confusing Trauma system means in the game.
