2013-10-24, 11:46 AM
I'm currently running two very simple aggro decks.
1: Warlock/Shaman murloc deck, not going to call these different decks. For shaman it's more based around bloodlust being used for a victory where warlock gets a card advantage allowing you to throw too many cards at your enemy(Sucks vs control-focused mage decks though)
Deck is filled with murlocs and removal + ways to buff the murlocs and any draw-power you can stuff into it.
Murlocs are super aggressive and actually really strong and have good synergy. Especially the murloc legendary you get from having one of each murloc(2/4 with charge that gets 1 extra damage for each murloc on the field).
I'm currently missing the hungry crab though because it's expensive to craft
Hoping to unpack some of them soon, they're a great way to open up.
2: One-turn-kill hunter deck, this is based around that 1 mana 1/1 windfury beast and all the beasts that boost allies damage + unleash the hounds.
You use the decent draw-power you can get from cards such as tracking and flare(Which also helps with secret-focused mage decks) and starving buzzard.
You gather a hand of cards, for example this hand:
1 timber wolf
1 unleash the hounds
1 dire wolf alpha
2 young dragonhawks.
Drop all of it and voila, 22 damage(didn't bother to double-check the math) for 6 mana. Having extra timberwolves or an extra unleash the hounds is obviously great.
You fill the deck with a ton of removal and secrets to allow you keep control of the board.
The hunter deck is especially strong since it can't be stopped by control decks since you only drop the minions when you're going for the throat so stuff like flame-strike or arcane explosion can't remove it.
Keeping a flare for the turn you're going for the throat is smart, to remove any and all secrets.
Also unrelated to decks: I've stopped caring about gold-cards, if i have 2 standard versions of a card i'll disenchant the gold-version because it gives a lot of dust to craft cards with.
1: Warlock/Shaman murloc deck, not going to call these different decks. For shaman it's more based around bloodlust being used for a victory where warlock gets a card advantage allowing you to throw too many cards at your enemy(Sucks vs control-focused mage decks though)
Deck is filled with murlocs and removal + ways to buff the murlocs and any draw-power you can stuff into it.
Murlocs are super aggressive and actually really strong and have good synergy. Especially the murloc legendary you get from having one of each murloc(2/4 with charge that gets 1 extra damage for each murloc on the field).
I'm currently missing the hungry crab though because it's expensive to craft
Hoping to unpack some of them soon, they're a great way to open up.
2: One-turn-kill hunter deck, this is based around that 1 mana 1/1 windfury beast and all the beasts that boost allies damage + unleash the hounds.
You use the decent draw-power you can get from cards such as tracking and flare(Which also helps with secret-focused mage decks) and starving buzzard.
You gather a hand of cards, for example this hand:
1 timber wolf
1 unleash the hounds
1 dire wolf alpha
2 young dragonhawks.
Drop all of it and voila, 22 damage(didn't bother to double-check the math) for 6 mana. Having extra timberwolves or an extra unleash the hounds is obviously great.
You fill the deck with a ton of removal and secrets to allow you keep control of the board.
The hunter deck is especially strong since it can't be stopped by control decks since you only drop the minions when you're going for the throat so stuff like flame-strike or arcane explosion can't remove it.
Keeping a flare for the turn you're going for the throat is smart, to remove any and all secrets.
Also unrelated to decks: I've stopped caring about gold-cards, if i have 2 standard versions of a card i'll disenchant the gold-version because it gives a lot of dust to craft cards with.