Knights of the Frozen Throne – Deck for Rogue
Rogues have little to worry about with the new cards from Knights of the Frozen Throne, as the “Death Knight Miracle Rogue” deck by VoidObject only uses one card from the new collection: Valeera the Hollow.
All other cards are known classics from typical Miracle Rogue decks. Thus, you find Edwin VanCleef, Bloodmage Thalnos, and also Goblin Auctioneer among them.
Through Shadow Reflection, numerous Arcane Giants can be summoned in no time, resulting in an unstoppable force on the board – if it even comes to that. The opponent’s class cards can also prove useful, as they can also be duplicated with the shadow reflections. Because who wouldn’t want to deal with a Valeera suddenly casting fireballs?
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Knights of the Frozen Throne – Deck for Mage
Mages have access to the “Frost Lich Jaina Midrange Mage” deck by the well-known YouTuber and streamer DisguisedToast. This deck also uses only one card from the new expansion, namely the titular Frost Lich Jaina.
Some elemental cards, including Pyros, ensure that the lifesteal from Frost Lich Jaina really shines. The passive effect (lifesteal for elementals) applies not only to the Water Elemental – but for all elementals! Consequently, enormous combos can arise through the Servant of Kalimos, restoring a Frost Jaina with few health points back to full.
If desired, players can also modify the deck and perhaps include one Baron Geddon. His effect (2 damage to all characters at the end of the turn) also benefits from lifesteal – which means massive healing for Jaina.
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Knights of the Frozen Throne – Deck for Hunter
All fans of mutated wildlife will be happy with the “Rexxar’s Buffet” deck by mistajason for Hunter.
The deck is played in 2 phases. In the first phase, you try to stay alive as long as possible and apply various buffs like Secret Hideout or Shooting Enthusiast to the right minions. Generally, these should be the Saronite Taskmasters, as these minions benefit doubly from the buff!
If that is not enough to secure the victory, then starting from turn 6, Deathstalker Rexxar comes into play. The Death Knight form of the Hunter allows you to create new beasts that combine the traits of 2 animals! However, it also adds the mana costs, making planning crucial. The Shark Bear allows for fun combinations, as if a minion is untargetable, it becomes much harder for the opponent to eliminate it.
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On the last page, you’ll find decks for Priests, Shamans, and Paladins.
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