Concerning the Lich King, I confess I didn't really try using the Giant in his place. Against other Control decks I generally wouldn't equip the Skull at all, due to Rin. Getting the Voidlords out as quickly as possible seemed more effective, since the degenerate aggro decks weren't running Oozes most of the time. I played Dreadlords in most of my Control iterations as well, but in the current meta I don't feel they are that important. And in the context of the Brawliseum, where having a winrate similar to the standard ladder won't get you that far, I believe that such tech cards can shine.
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Plus a few niche uses: destroying Twigs, a Skull from a Cubelock, the Ashbringer when two Odd Paladins got Tirion.
Not allowing it to be buffed whenever I had to pop secrets ended up preventing a lot of damage. The main use I got out of the Ooze was breaking Eaglehorn Bows. It's a bit hilarious that it has no new cards and yet it's still a fantastic deck. Before seeing it here I hadn't considered just playing my Control Warlock from the previous expansion. Besides having an extremely solid Control deck, these disruptive cards (along with Gnomeferatu and Rin) are really the MVPs here. Between the Geist getting rid of his Naturalizes and Spellstones, the Owl silencing his Hakkar and the Ooze destroying his Twig, it was a breeze. The final boss was a Druid playing the Hakkar/Togwaggle deck. The Demonic Project is there in case I face some combo deck, but it can be replaced.ĮDIT: After a few pretty decent runs, I just went 12-0. His cards are often very useful, and players will go to extreme lengths to get rid of him. The Lich King is a bit of a personal preference. Skulking Geist can delete 2-6 cards from most Hunter archetypes, and disrupt some other classes as well. And since many decks aren't playing it, Skull of the Man'ari goes unpunished most of the time.
+ 1x Gluttonous Ooze, 1x Skull of the Man'ari, 1x Skulking Geist, 1x The Lich King, 1x Demonic Project 2x Despicable Dreadlord, 1x Plated Beetle, 1x Mountain Giant, 1x Twisting Nether I have been hunting Hunters down with a variation of that deck. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Druid and Hunter Mysteries of the Phoenix: Warrior and Rogue We’re no longer updating this post.Duels Advanced Guide - With Deck Lists and Treasure Tiersĭuels: Practical Guide to go Infinite in HC Duels Spending Dust on Legendaries during the first few days is a very common mistake, and can leave you without means to craft the actual meta Legendaries when everything slows down. If you are a budget player, I recommend holding off for at least a week or two before committing to crafting anything. This has happened multiple times in the past, and usually at least once every expansion. A deck can be popular one day and then never heard from again.
If this isn’t your first expansion then this is obvious, but be very wary of decks early in the expansion cycle. After that it usually tapers off as decks become more refined. Once the expansion has been released, we will be feverishly posting new decks for the first few days. We’ll be featuring a bunch of theorycraft decks early on.
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