Hearthstone meta decks rise of shadows full#

As with any Token deck, the idea is to flood your board with minions, before buffing them to lethal. Token Druid has been around almost as long as Hearthstone has itself.

Hearthstone meta decks rise of shadows full#

And Underbelly Angler keeps your hand chocked full of these adorable amphibious monstrosities.

Soul of the Murloc stops any pesky Mages from ruining your plans with a board-clear. Combine this with the murlocs that increase attack, and throw in a Bloodlust for good measure, and you have some serious board presence. Scargil is the new 4-cost legendary, that reduces all murlocs cost to 1. This deck is absolutely insane in the right hands, with the potential to kill quite easily by turn 6 or 7 if your opponent doesn’t counter correctly. And the addition of Blastmaster Boom (the third iteration of this explosion-loving goblin), lets you summon 2 1/1 Boom Bots (which damage enemies when they die) for each bomb in your opponent's deck.ĪKA Aaaaaughibbrgubugbugrguburgle! Murloc Shaman isn’t new by any definition of the word, but which has seen big buffs in Rise of Shadows. New cards like Wrenchcalibur, and Clockwork Goblin will ensure your opponent is never too far from eating shrapnel. It makes decks that rely on card draw, like Conjurer Mage of Zoo Warlock, a dangerous game of Russian Roulette. There’s something delightfully devilish about stuffing your opponent's deck full of bombs, which when drawn does 5 face damage. In the early days of this expansion, Bomb Warrior was the first deck to catch my eye. So if you don’t find a deck you like here, check them out for inspiration into what you should spend your hard earned dust on. It is also in no way an exhaustive list, and one needs only to stumble onto Hearthpwn or Hearthstone Top Decks to see the huge variety of user-generated decks being produced every week. This list is not of the best decks for reaching Legend, but rather some of the best and most original deck archetypes (old and new) that have emerged from the meta over the last month. The decks that have emerged so far this year all stand out either for their new and unique playstyle or for reinvigorating a tried-and-true strategy.

And although it has only been four weeks, this is some of the most fun Hearthstone has been for a while. It has been one month since Blizzard released the new expansion for Hearthstone, Rise of Shadows, the first of this year's Year of the Dragon.