Sadly, if you don’t encounter aggressive decks, you can run into builds that outvalue you or win through other ways, and defensive Taunt minions aren’t best at putting pressure. You can have a consistent Taunt curve starting with Turn 2, and then possibly revive a bunch of them with either of N’Zoths. In this case, the deck’s author decided to rely on Taunts in order to survive the aggression. The problem with slow Druid decks is that they often die early and can’t get far into the run because they don’t do much for the first X turns. If Tokens aren’t your thing and you still want to play Druid, I put in a second build – Taunt Druid. The card can be really strong if your opponent has no way to neutralize its effect (e.g. This build in particular runs one extra win condition – Greybough. Other than that, you play it like a regular Token Druid – you want to create a big board presence, then throw in some AoE buffs and hopefully finish the game with attack boosters, such as Savage Roar or Arbor Up (which is excellent even if you don’t finish your opponent with it). When you play this deck, your opponent’s biggest minion will always be 2x 2/2 if you choose to, and that’s way easier to clear than e.g. You can either use it to develop your own board, while possibly triggering Deathrattles at the same time… or to neutralize your opponent’s big threats. Luckily, the strategy got a big boost in Stormwind, so if you’re into this kind of playstyle, it’s a solid choice! Harvest Time! Hero Power is by far the best one, thanks to its flexibility. Druid (Forest Warden Omu)ĭruid has only one truly viable way to play and it’s tokens. For example, Expendable Performers + Treasure often becomes a board clear and 10+ burst damage. Your Treasure is one of your biggest win conditions – since you’re killing off a lot of small minions every turn, it often becomes 5+ damage for 3 mana and you can keep reusing it as long as you cast it from Outcast position. But they would be pretty bad without pay-offs – cards like Feast of Souls, Wrathscale Naga or Blood Herald make you summoning and/or killing off multiple small minions much stronger. As you can see, they scale up quite well. Then you have cards such as Coordinated Strike, Command the Illidari and Expendable Performers. You can summon 2x 1/1 with Rush any time for 2 mana, which isn’t the most efficient way to get them out, but it’s a solid way to build up a board and get some trades. When it comes to token generators – the most basic one is your Hero Power. Second one is token – it relies on summoning lots of small tokens and then “sacrificing” them for some extra effects. For the most part, ignore their board and hit them in the face. You don’t expect to really finish your Questline in your first games, so don’t worry about that – the discounts you get from step 1 and possibly step 2 just mean that you will be able to burn your opponent down faster. The deck is capable of doing tons of damage, and also drawing it quite easily. Now, the goal is to cycle through the deck and play all the burn cards you have. Ideally, you want to get a Fireshaper passive, which will add a lot of damage to your combos. It uses the new Stormwind Questline card – Final Showdown. The first build is a Burn deck with an added twist.
When it comes to Demon Hunter, the class has a few distinct possibilities and they’re all playable, but sadly none of them is really great right now. List of All Availalable Heroes, Hero Powers & Signature Treasures.Table of ContentĬlick on the class you want to get to the decks more quickly! Still, we’ll try to keep this list up to date after every expansion and major patch. The game mode was supposed to be updated with new Hero Powers very commonly, but it looks like Blizzard has dropped those plans. Keep in mind that Duels is still in “Beta” and we are supposed to get new Heroes, treasures etc. Since the buckets offered are based on the cards already in your deck, a good starter deck also ensures a better drafting experience. While starter decks aren’t everything, things like draft buckets or Passives / Treasures offered are also very important too, a good starter deck ensures a smooth start and a good foundation to build upon. If you’re looking for a way to get 12 wins in the format – this post should be a great first step. In this article, we’ve compiled some of the strongest Duels decks for each class. Instead of the usual routine of facing AI bosses, in Duels players will get to experience a Dungeon Run-style gameplay against other players. For many expansions now players have asked for a new version of Dungeon Run, and we’ve finally got it… sort of. Duels is one of Hearthstone’s game modes, released back in October 2020.
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