Hearthstone: Top Decks for “Knights of the Frozen Throne” for every class

We present to you 9 powerful decks that will help you make the most out of the Hearthstone expansion “Knights of the Frozen Throne”!

The latest Hearthstone expansion Knights of the Frozen Throne has been online for a few days, and more and more of the new cards are making their way into the ranked mode. Players on large community sites are already actively exchanging their deck ideas. We have looked at 9 solid decks from Knights of the Frozen Throne and briefly present them here.

If you have no idea how to play with your favorite class in the latest expansion, you might find some inspiration here. The featured decks are all intended for the “Standard” format. In the “Wild” mode, they may struggle.

At the end of each deck introduction, there is a long code. You need to copy this (CTRL+C) and then simply paste it into the game’s collection (CTRL+V) to import the respective deck list.

• Warlock, Druid, Warrior (on this page)
• Rogue, Mage, Hunter
• Priest, Shaman, Paladin

Knights of the Frozen Throne – Deck for Warlock

For Warlock, there is a control-oriented deck. The “26-2 Frozen Throne Control Warlock” deck by J4ckiechan uses many of the new cards. The fatal combination of the Corrupted Zelotin and the spell Desecrate is particularly important here. The combination of both effects causes at least 5 damage to all minions, making them nearly a perfect board clear.

With numerous healing effects like Soulthief, Drain Soul, and Seer of the Earthen Ring, the Lucky Ghoul often sees frequent play. For the endgame, the deck shines with the popular Lich King and the Bloodreaver Gul’dan.

Overall, the deck is more geared towards longer matches and will often reach the exhaustion stage. Thanks to the hero ability of Bloodreaver Gul’dan, you keep the upper hand here.

Knights of the Frozen Throne – Deck for Druid

Druids craft the “DK Ramp Druid” deck by Tars. As the name suggests, the deck is based on quickly obtaining a large mana pool to bring in substantial threats like the Lich King early.

Thanks to some taunt minions (especially the Ancient Dragon), the deck stands firm against many Zoo decks that rely on weak minions. Additional destruction potential is offered by Claw, and healing is provided through Portal: Moonglade.

Corrupted Plague is likely the strongest card of the Druid, but it should be used wisely. The card draw of 5 additional cards has led many players deep into the exhaustion zone. However, when combined with the staff of Medivh the Guardian, this card is so devastating that hardly any opponent can recover from it.

Knights of the Frozen Throne – Deck for Warrior

Warriors wait for the “Death Knight Control Warrior” deck by VoidObject. It emphasizes plenty of weapons and taunt minions, as well as several cards to gain armor. Particularly important here is the Bonehorse, which gives another minion a solid +5/+5 and taunt, as well as the “good old” Melee, to quickly clear the board.

For the final moves, this deck also relies on the Lich King and Grommash Hellscream as finishers. With the numerous damage effects like Blood Blade, the Orc can strike with full force.

Generally, fights with this deck take a long time – those who prefer to play “hastily” should choose a different class.

On the next page, you’ll find decks for Rogues, Mages, and Hunters.