#Best hearthstone decks pro

While Aggro Shaman works very well, Blizzard will probably not expand on that side of the class. Shaman seems to have a lack of focus with Blizzard going in too many different directions with the class. What the class might need is a stronger 3-drop Defias Ringleader or another stronger 2-drop to help with board presence. Rogue is at a weird place since Blizzard tried to give the class a minion-based strategy but it’s lacking the cards needed for such builds. Priest needs some cards, but it’s hard to find cards that could improve the class without breaking it, so perhaps some cards that improve the class’ healing element could work. Paladins don’t need any cards since the class is at a really good position now, but what it could need is a Hero Skin. The writer hopes for more support for Mage Secrets and even stronger removal. Mage has been the class with the highest release success rate, which means there are too many suggestions about what cards the class could get in the future. What might happen is for Knife Juggler and Ironbeak Owl to see some nerfs so some design space opens up for Hunter cards. The class can easily get out of control, so Blizzard is very weary about adding strong cards to the class. Hunter seems not to have any design space left since we haven’t been getting any strong cards for the class outside Quick Shot. The writer of the list feels that more support for Astral Communion could be the key to more diversity and better matchups for Druid decks. Druids are not bad and not good either, but their very limited ways to winning have made the deck predictable and easy to counter. GosuGamers put together an interesting wish list for each class, describing what kind of cards they wish to see in the new year. Unsurprising picks, although I was surprised not to see more Reno picks in the mix. As you can tell, many picked primarily Thaurissan and Mysterious Challenger while Patron also saw more than a few picks. Firebat went a different route than the rest with Imp Gang Boss, Keeper of Uldaman, and Living Roots, and the Hearthhead crew went with Patron, Thaurissan, and Challenger. Kripp went with Emperor Thaurissan, Grim Patron, and Mysterious Challenger, Frodan with Grim Patron, Emperor Thaurissan, and Mysterious Challenger, Disguised Toast added Reno Jackson to the mix, and Savjz went with Thaurissan, Reno, and Mysterious Challenger. Orange also picked Emperor Thaurissan, Mysterious Challenger, and Darnassus Aspirant (since it helped Druid become more consistent). Amaz picked Emperor Thaurissan first (since it allowed for many crazy combos), and then Mysterious Challenger (for the way it makes secrets so effective), and Dark Peddler (for its flexibility and the great cards it often gives players). These ‘judges’ picked their top three out of the nominees chosen by Hearthhead (which you can see in the video below).

#Best hearthstone decks pro

In another nice roundup, Hearthhead talks about the best cards of the year as chosen by several pro players, streamers, and Hearthstone personalities. If you want to get some good ideas, visit the page, but I would caution against netdecking too much from this list because the meta has changed since some of these decks were effective. There’s a pretty good range of classes and archetypes in the list including some LoE decks. Unsurprisingly, Kolento has three decks in the 10 highest rated – his Dragon Priest, Grim Patron, and Greedy Druid – while Kripparian has a Midrange Hunter and a Patron Warrior. If you want to see some of the best decks of the year, you can visit this Hearthead page and see the ten highest rated and the ten most popular decks of 2015. Highest Rated and Most Popular 2015 Decks Glad to be back writing this column, and I hope you continue to enjoy it in 2016 as much as you have in 2015. We have some end of the year awards, best decks and cards of 2015, where the meta stands at the start of 2016, and much, much more. While I usually stick to the news of the previous week, this time I decided to also include news from the tail-end of December to give you guys a 2015 Hearthstone year in review.

2015 was a great year for Hearthstone with plenty of great cards coming to the game and a clear sign the developers have started figuring out where the game should go from here in order to continue growing.

Hello and Happy New Year! After a much-needed break, I’m back with another column covering all the Hearthstone (Free) news of the last week (and a bit before that).