So this deck uses exactly one new card. The rest have been in the game for months now. What changed that makes this deck viable now (beside the new decks that are disgusting to play against) ?
You think that new decks are disgusting to play against, but they aren’t even remotely as strong as the best decks we had pre-rotation. The overall power level has went down a lot, and I mean A LOT after the rotation. Rise of Shadows cards alone are nearly not enough for the meta to have a higher power than when Un’Goro, Frozen Throne, Kobolds AND Baku/Genn were still there.
So that’s your answer – decks that were Tier 3-4 before rotation but didn’t really lose anything can be Tier 1-2 now just because of the power level change.
I’m so silly, the deck is supposed to be HUNTER not WARRIOR and I’ve listed it as Warrior so that’s why the class cards were missing. Fixed it now, sorry.
/rating_1_half.png)
/rating_2_off.png)
Why no Oblivitron?
So this deck uses exactly one new card. The rest have been in the game for months now. What changed that makes this deck viable now (beside the new decks that are disgusting to play against) ?
You think that new decks are disgusting to play against, but they aren’t even remotely as strong as the best decks we had pre-rotation. The overall power level has went down a lot, and I mean A LOT after the rotation. Rise of Shadows cards alone are nearly not enough for the meta to have a higher power than when Un’Goro, Frozen Throne, Kobolds AND Baku/Genn were still there.
So that’s your answer – decks that were Tier 3-4 before rotation but didn’t really lose anything can be Tier 1-2 now just because of the power level change.
The Class cards are missing.
I’m so silly, the deck is supposed to be HUNTER not WARRIOR and I’ve listed it as Warrior so that’s why the class cards were missing. Fixed it now, sorry.