So basically, if the opponent draws well and knows what they are doing, you won't win this. If they have no minions and can't tap, they don't do very much.Įvenlock 35-65: Well, he has too many powerplays for you to handle usually, so the only way you win this if a) they draw badly and you can establish a powerful guldan fast b) you happen to have the right answers for the threats he is presenting, and you can get Howlfiend burn in or c) you establish a Mindbreaker to block his refill, he plays his demons suboptimally, and you can get your plays done in the meantime. The reason mindbreaker is so devastating is that they rely on tapping to get enough resources to present threatening boards. Set up hard Defiles establish a Despicable Dreadlord or Giggling Inventor while they are busy reloading, then close it out with Voidlord, Mindbreaker or Bloodreaver Gul'dan. Keep your Doomsayer for a Treachery boardwipe unless you have a followup for t3, the risk of a Void Ripper is not worth the reward of getting a tap in. If they start with Librarian, consider holding yours for a defile starter or a swingturn. So usually 1 swingturn is all you need to shut them down. The deck is powerful, but very bad if they need to play from behind.
Zoolock (85-15): The reason i got legend. If you already have a piece of early aoe, you can consider keeping Stonehill Defender, Unwilling Sacrifice to hedge against the occasional evenlock, or Despicable Dreadlord for when you need to get onto the board yourself.
Warlock: Assume zoo, they are insanely agressive, so mulligan for early aoe, such as Defile, Hellfire and Doomsayer. In other matchups, you use it once you have the tempo to (e.g against zoo, even board turn 8 sense into Despicable Dreadlord)įirst rule: Always keep Kobold Librarian as he deckthins compared to if you were to mulligan him, and you would be doing nothing t1 otherwise. If you search with it, then use it after 2 demons have been drawn for the guaranteed Howlfiend, or if you have howlfiend and don't need a Voidlord badly, it can be a good idea to wait until you have 3 demons to obtain a Worthless Imp as a starter for the handrip combo. Mysteries of the Phoenix: Druid and Hunter Mysteries of the Phoenix: Warrior and Rogue An example of this is Secret Paladin.Duels Advanced Guide - With Deck Lists and Treasure Tiersĭuels: Practical Guide to go Infinite in HC Duels A deck which was once popular will guaranty a win. For an advantage over the opponent build a deck who's cards have not been altered too much.
There is no strategy involved necessarily, it all comes down to which cards you have or don't. This brawl is a part of the 2018 Wildfest Hearthstone event. Your first run of this brawl will be free! There's nothing to lose!.Rewards will be given to players based on their performance with their deck, equal to the Arena reward structure as seen below.Like Arena or a Heroic Brawl, once you lose 3 games in the Wild Brawliseum you are out.Using cards in your own collection, you build a deck for the wild format.You will pay an entry fee equal to an Arena run to take part in this Tavern Brawl.This Tavern Brawl is a cross between what we're used to seeing for Heroic Brawls and bits of Arena.
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