Speaking of decks that approach what we’re seeing in the meta, here’s the Mage deck. Out of all the decks in this list, this one is probably the most synergistic.īehind blue eyes there’s nothing but Devolving Missiles. The Doomhammer, Inara Stormcrash, and Rockbitter combo is a game-closing doozy, and you don’t need any more than what you’re given to make it work.Instructor Fireheart in particular has no downsides and gives you something whenever she’s played. Both Legendaries provided are excellent value for the deck and seem to fit into any Shaman archetype that rises up in the coming expansions.Get it for the value, trade it for something more aggressive. In fact, one of the most expensive cards, Devolving Missiles, is also one of the worst-performing cards in the deck.With just a few add-ons like Bloodmage Thalnos and cards from the Forged in the Barrens expansion, you can turn this rough draft into a powerhouse. Aggro Shaman isn’t among the best decks in the competitive scene, but it’s getting there.You get the essential Legendaries at the center of the hurricane.
And this pick doesn’t give you just the basics oh no.
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Infinite Doomhammer is the free version of Aggro Shaman, the deck that takes your Hero and makes him into a whirlwind of doom and destruction.
Now we start to get into decks that share a passing resemblance with something we could find on ladder. However, if you’re piloting this deck as-is, it’s probably the best value you can get out of the God of the Deep.Īs far as I can tell you just swing this thing around in a circle until everyone is dead.
There’s more synergy in one-tribe cards than all-tribe cards, and even with Fizzy Elemental there’s little reason to run him in ladder.
I don’t know why Blizzard has such a fascination with N’Zoth, and certainly in this deck it’s nicer to have him than not, but… He doesn’t really work. Pairs great with Guardian Animals, and if your Claw Machines get a hold of him… Moonfang! Moonfang is a great Neutral Legendary and a constant in all ramp Druid decks. Sadly, you only get one Guess the Weight, and Teacher’s Pet doesn’t really make up for it. You get Guess the Weight and Guardian Animals, two Epics you’ll see a lot of if you run into any Druids while on ladder. It’s not the most cost-effective pick, nor does the card choice really give itself to wild flights of imagination. You should pick this deck if you really like Druid. If you’re looking to make Druid work then this is a great starting point, but quite a few Epics away from a meta deck. It has possibly the best value for N’Zoth, God of the Deep, and the 5-cost Beasts allied with Guardian Animals are a well-worn package in Clown Druid. There doesn’t seem to be a lot of rhyme or reason to this deck apart from “ramp up, play big minions, maybe win.” The fact that it made it to this list should tell you what we’re working with. Inside you, there are two wolves (sold separately). Gentlefolk, grab your rubber suits: we’re going in. Reading through these lists, keep in mind that we’re going for Legendaries and other over-performing cards instead of mechanically sound decks. This leaves us, the players, tasked with making the best of it, essentially panning for diamonds in the muck. Out of 10 possible decks, no single choice is amazing, and quite a few are outright rubbish, unfit for anything but providing you with a couple of choice Legendaries. They say you get what you pay for, and when it comes to free Hearthstone decks this expansion they are certainly right. What are the best free decks for the latest expansion?
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