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Angst Warrior (Rage + Heavy Metal)

Posted by: ZenyattaPublished: December 23, 2018Updated: October 16, 2026Dust: Dust5,340

Class: WarriorFormat: StandardType: AggroStyle: LadderSeason: Season 57

Warrior Cards (24)

Neutral Cards (6)

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Mulligan Guide

General

These cards are the core of the deck. If you get 1 of them before mulligan any 1 or 2 mana cards are good to keep. Both 3-drops can be interesting to keep depending on hand and opponent.

Vs. Aggro

You might think I did Aggro and Control the wrong way around but because of Heavy Metal and Yip you actually want aggro to focus on your minions making both players burn eachothers resources while you have an ace up your sleeve.

Vs. Control

You might think I did Aggro and Control the wrong way around but Control can very easily take care of your aggressive minions, making it even more important to hit those Heavy Metals and Yip.

Deck Description

This is the latest version of my rage deck.

I started out making a deck around Animated Berserker and Overlord's Whip. I just put all of the cards in that had good synergy. I found out that it did better than I had thought. Beating the likes of Heal Zoolock and odd Mage. I also found out that Armorsmith and Eternium Rover combined with enemies being forced to focus on the swarm generated a lot of armor in most games. Heavy Metal! and Geosculptor Yip were added to the mix. After that balancing cards came in like Militia Commander, Darius Crowley, Town Crier and Crystallizer.

The deck can also be played without armor synergy. My decklist for that makes the following changes:

- Eternium Rover x2

- Armorsmith x2

- Heavy Metal! x2

- Geosculptor Yip

+ Saronite Taskmaster x2

+ Amani Berserker

+ Reband Wasp

+ Spellbreaker x2

+ Chief Inspector

This version has useful tech cards like Spellbreaker and Chief Inspector but it doesn't have the same staying power. The reason I prefer adding the Heavy Metal Aspect is because it's almost like a tower defense game for the opponent. You can overwhelm Control decks by sending in wave after wave. Something the deck is very good at.