Hearthstone: With these 9 decks you are prepared for everything

Thanks to Dr. Boom’s Secret Lab, there are many new decks in Hearthstone. We present you a strong and enjoyable deck for each class.

Rogue: Cards like Knowledge Theft, Cybernetic Elk, and Druid of the Fang fill your deck with many opponent’s cards. With Sprint, Elven Minstrel, and Nymph of the Witchwood, you draw numerous cards. And hopefully, you can beat the opponent with that.

Control Decks in Hearthstone: Mage, Warlock, Warrior

Mage: With this Mage deck, you only have one difficult decision to make. Which of these countless options you want to use to defeat your opponent this time. Luna’s Pocket Galaxy sets the mana costs of your minions to 1. With that, you can either win with Archmage Antonidas’ Fireballs, Malygos’ Spell Damage, or Frostlich Jaina’s Elementals.

Warlock: This deck is a classic control deck. It has many board clears and powerful minions. The latter are summoned a second time by Bloodrusher Gul’dan. But this Warlock has a special feature: It is good against combo decks. Gnomeferatu and Demonic Project can both easily destroy the opponent’s combo.

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Warrior: The early game of this deck is quite weak, but it more than compensates as the game progresses. The Warrior uses the Recruit effect to summon powerful minions from the deck. And since the deck mostly consists of high-level minions, recruiting is extraordinarily powerful. Crazy Genius Dr. Boom and The Boomship further strengthen the deck.

Hunter, Paladin, and Shaman for the Early Game

Hunter: The Hunter relies entirely on Deathrattle. Spider Bombs provide good removal, and cards like Deathrattle and Terrorscale Stalker trigger deathrattle effects from friendly minions. Thus, twins can hatch from a Devilsaurn Egg. Thanks to Deathstalker Rexxar, the Hunter can also last longer in the endgame.

Paladin: This Paladin loves mechs. Numerous mechanical minions and a lot of magnetism enable a solid Paladin deck. And since all mana costs are odd, Baku the Moonslinger reinforces the hero power.

Shaman: The Token Shaman wants to have many minions on the field. Therefore, many minions have the Battlecry effect to summon more minions. With Rampage, he can massively increase their damage and destroy the opponent. Alternatively, Deathseer Thrall and The Stormbringer can make many weak minions very strong.

Priest and Druid rely on powerful combos

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Priest: The Priest deck is built entirely around Mecha’thun. Hakkar the Soulflayer has the Deathrattle effect to summon a minion from hand with Deathrattle. And the Ticking Abomination deals 5 damage to all your minions upon its death. With two of these Abominations, you can easily kill Mecha’thun. And to ensure you draw the combo, you use Hemet, Jungle Hunter, who destroys almost your entire deck.

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Druid: The Druid relies entirely on Malygos. This dragon increases spell damage by 5, making even the weak spell Moonfire extremely powerful. The true power of the deck unfolds when you get Malygos onto the field multiple times, for example, through Flubbidinus Flurp. Because Moonfire can also be played on the opposing hero.

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