assuming all the right pieces are in place. Outside of that, this is a winner of a combo for the Warlock and one that I can see getting out of control. Priest has spells like Shadow Word: Ruin and Warrior can use Brawl, because they don't target anything directly. On paper, that means it's impossible for the Warlock to lose. Once The Jailer's Battlecry is active and Mal'Ganis is on the board, both the Warlock hero and his minions are all Immune.
The key to victory here is to somehow play The Jailer to activate its Immunity effect and then lay down Mal'Ganis. Once the Slime dies and Thaddius is on the board, players will get some discounted cards. Amorphous Slime can hold Thaddius, Monstrosity. Still, when it hits, it's a potential killer deck. This is another potential nerf candidate, though it admittedly misses more than it hits. Speaking of disgusting strategies that are fun to pull off. It's absolutely disgusting, but it feels immensely satisfying to pull off. However, those playing against any kind of control deck or any deck with a drawn out win condition can end their hopes and dreams with this combo, which can start with that Tony/Fires combo at Turn 7. At that point, play Steam Cleaner and suddenly, your opponent's deck is totally destroyed because it's filled with cards that he didn't start the game with.Īs Thijs discovered, this strategy tends to be vulnerable to aggro decks. If Tony dies, the decks are swapped back. At worst, it will fill your deck with minions that cost at least (5) for just 5 Mana. If you have the opposing player's deck, play The Fires of Zin-Azshari. Tony, King of Piracy will swap out both players' decks, so long as he stays alive on the board. Having said that, this feels like a combo that will be nerfed to oblivion within a few weeks. The other pieces don't matter, as long as they get you to Turn 7, which isn't always a guarantee. Funki Monki's Tony Control Warriorīy the end of the Theorycrafting session, nearly everyone had an iteration of this deck. Let's sit down and take a look at which decks players should consider using for this first day of the Year of the Wolf. Even more than usual, we were crushed like insects by many of them, so we've certainly learned a lot, including which of the new cards are likely to get nerfed early on.
We recently played against some of these decks ourselves during the recent Hearthstone Theorycrafting Livestream. That's especially true when combined with the latest Core set, which has sprinkled in some returning keywords.Īs Festival of Legends goes live, we're taking a look at ten new decks from Hearthstone's most recognizable pros and streamers. These include some new keywords, mechanics, and interesting strategies. Hearthstone: Festival of Legends welcomes in 145 cards across all 11 of the game's classes. Along with it comes the game's latest expansion. The Tempo Mage deck has the potential to make a big impact to clear boards and create strong board swings.A new Standard year is about to begin in Hearthstone. The Big Warrior is a powerful deck that works with a variety of different matchups, and many of the cards are intended to take out minions. There are a mixture of healing cards within the deck that can also help the player if they are too damaged. The goal of Pain Zoo Warlock is to use cards to self-inflict damage, but also use cards that take advantage of that. This makes it weak to weapon removal, healing, and taunts. The goal is to kill the opponent before the cards run out. Using spells and weapons, players can use this deck to eliminate threats and then use big minions to deal damage.Īggro is a straightforward build. The Big Ripper Commencement Warrior deck increases the potential of a slower Warrior list. Pure Paladin is considered to be one of the best decks in Scholomance Academy.
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