![]() ![]() Even having one at full price still allows you to combo on 9 mana, however. Note that Sir Finley, Sea Guide (formally named Sir Spinley due to the amazing Diamond animation) is included only for loading Brann and Jace back into your deck if you’ve drawn them pre-quest completion so you can get the discounts on them. We may not have Expendable Performers and Felfire Deadeye to close out games with Quest Demon Hunter anymore, but we did get Brann Bronzebeard back, and when he teams up with Jace Darkweaver (which you can do once you’ve drawn them post-quest), you can still put out a disgusting amount of damage. Quest Demon Hunter AAECAea5AwaFF/f2A4v3A433A+WwBPu/BAz97QPC8QOJ9wOK9wPIgAS2nwSzoAS0oATsoASOsATysQSYugQA Plated Beetle’s return to Core also provides another minion for Razorboar to summon, providing some additional resilience in the early game. Demon Hunter also got an Arcanite Reaper that dredges in Bone Glaive, which can be useful both to set up Illidari Inquisitor, the terror of the last four set meta, as well as to pull up Sunken Defectors from the bottom of the deck for additional reach. Selfish Shellfish is a sizable upgrade to the deck (no pun intended), as it allows your Razorfen Beastmaster to pull out a 7/7, which can be extremely difficult for your opponent to deal with late in the game. Given that Deathrattle Demon Hunter was an archetype entirely introduced in Year of the Gryphon, it makes sense that it should be able to carry over to Year of the Hydra more or less intact. Table of Contentsĭeathrattle Demon Hunter AAECAea5AwS/7QOoigSHiwTysQQN6uYCmOoDu+0DvO0D/e0DqO8Dr+8Di/cDgIUEqZEEtbMEuLYE0bcEAA= Also thanks to Decktech for trailblazing this kind of theorycrafting roundup before going on to bigger and better things as part of the Hearthstone team. ![]() GLHF!īig thanks to my Coin Concede co-hosts, Edelweiss and RidiculousHat, as well as Hunter expert extraordianaire Sidisi, for their advice on devising and refining these lists. We’ll know what the meta is very, very soon until then, at least one of these decks should pique your interest and align with your dust budget. Some of these might be great, and some might be terrible some card choices are certainly incorrect and some cards are likely missing, but since the set is not yet released, all of them have a perfect 100% win rate! In other words, feel free to use these as inspiration change cards, mess around and have fun. It can also be kind of overwhelming, though with so many possibilities, what on earth do you play once you’ve opened up all your packs and deleted all your invalid decks? With that in mind, this is a list of some decks I’ve brewed up to get you started. The biggest struggle (obviously) are the large taunt minions if you cannot trade effectively and hero power healing.Standard rotation in Hearthstone is one of the most fun times to play the game because everything is wide open and no one knows what’s good yet. Priests and Warlocks seemed to have the best answers to this deck due to the aoe removal cards like Spirit Lash, Despicable Dreadlord and the healing from the heropower (2 out of the 3 warlocks managed to play their Bloodreaver Gul'dan making it absolutely impossible to come back into the game.įrom 19-15 the deck seemed harder (less common decks) then 15-13.Įarlier suggestions like replacing Barnes for Leeroy Jenkins or replacing one of traps would have resulted in the same outcome for me. It took me about 2 hours with a 75% winrate to go from rank 19 to rank 13. ![]() The trick is not to be too eager with him and just drop him for the 2 dmg and when you run out of steam.Ī fun quick deck that allows climbing the ladder pretty fast and have a solid answer to Jade Druids. So far it won me 2 matches that I normally would have lost (vs a druid and a mage). I replaced Savannah Highmane sorry buddy, for Deathstalker Rexxar. This is for me one of the few decks where I can actually gain ranks. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Druid and Hunter Mysteries of the Phoenix: Warrior and Rogue Duels Advanced Guide - With Deck Lists and Treasure Tiersĭuels: Practical Guide to go Infinite in HC Duels ![]()
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