At this point, Halazzi and Deathstalker Rexxar should be able to take over from here.ĭeck ID: AAECAf0GCPCGA4+CA87pAojSArjQApTHAoDHAsIGC6+NA9aGA9KGA/LQAvHQ AvfNApLNAufLApHHAs4H9wQA Zul'jin is the high value play here, replaying all of the Hunter's cards while also replaying the Hunter Quest. He's put together a deck that utilizes 1-Cost minions from Dire Mole, Fire Fly, and Springpaw, while also putting a myriad of Hunter spells to work. I talked about the possibility of Quest Hunter's resurgence back during our Hunter guide and David 'Dog' Caero is putting this idea to work. It's been a minute, but Krag'wa suddenly makes the Doomhammer/ Rockbiter Weapon combo feel viable again.ĭeck ID: AAECAR8Q44sDm4UDp4IDgPMC8uoChtMC39IC080CncwCmMMCxQiXCK4GyQSH BMcDB6CFA4vlAuHjAuPSAt3SAuvCArUDAA= Lightning Bolt and Lava Burst can go face in a flash, while Krag'wa, the Frog stands by to put those spells right back in your hand.Īlso, welcome back Doomhammer to the meta. Thijs Molendijk puts together a strong Aggro Shaman deck that gets board presence quickly, but is more about wrecking faces with numerous burst spells.

Were you expecting Shudderwock? Ain't nobody got time for that! This deck is all about striking fast and striking hard. You never know when you'll get them to burn a critical win condition.ĭeck ID: AAECAaoIBuyMA8GJA8uFA5n7AoYG4AIM9ooDjIUDnP8Cm/8Cj/sC9vACsPAC 68IC8AfgBvkD7wEA If your opponent has a big hand themselves, don't be afraid to trip them up with Research Project. Tome of Intellect was recently added to the Classic set, while Banana Buffoon offers a valuable two Banana spells, which will expedite the Quest. DisguisedToast has made this much easier, thanks to some new tools. The trick is getting to that last step of completing the Quest and getting Archmage Antonidas and multiple Sorcerer's Apprentices on the board. Once Exodia Quest Mage gets online, there's no stopping it. And with dragons in-hand, Smolderthorn Lancer and Crowd Roaster become critical removal tools.ĭeck ID: AAECAf0EBO72AtDBAsHBArgIDaaYA9KJA7T8ApbkAtrFApjEAvsM7QTmBMsE qwTJA5wCAA=

As far as dragons go, you shouldn't run out of them with Dragon Roar and War Master Voone around to keep pumping them out. He's found a healthy mix between dragons and mechs, meaning he'll also get the most out of Dr. Kripparrian's Dragon Warriorĭeck ID: AAECAQcG9PUCkocDS6CAA5L4AqIJDLP8AqqLA5vzAvsMi4cDm8ICzM0C7IkDnvsCgYcD6JQDyccCAA=ĭragon Warrior is one of the big archetypes that Blizzard is pushing forward with the new Rastakhan's Rumble expansion and Octavian 'Kripparrian' Morosan is trying it out in a big way. So in order to make the best of your limited opportunity, Shacknews is offering five decks to take into the Rastakhan's Rumble Brawliseum. However, as is tradition, the first run is absolutely free. Like Arena mode, this run costs $1.99 or 150 Gold. That means players should only take in the decks that gives them the most confidence. The idea is to rack up 12 wins, with the run ending after reaching three losses. The Standard Brawliseum has Hearthstone players put together their absolute best deck and enter what's essentially a constructed Arena. With the launch of a new expansion comes the Standard Brawliseum, which takes the place of the normal Tavern Brawl. A new Hearthstone expansion has arrived and with that, it's time to get into what's rapidly becoming a Hearthstone tradition.

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