End of the World

    Hey guys, so I’m trying out this deck right now on ladder and out of 20 games I have won 12 of them for a good 60% rate at rank 15.

    This deck combines the synergies of Demons with the end of turn effects along with Hand-lock. It creates a very versatile deck. To start of, we have the traditional line up of double Voidwalker, Despicable Dreadlord, Abyssal Enforcer, and one Dread Infernal to revive them with Bloodreaver Gul’ Dan. However, by the time I bring out Bloodreaver Guldan, only 3-5 demons have died and the opponent is about to lose, so I use him only for his Hero Power which usually finishes the enemy.

    DD( Despicable Dreadlord) is the MVP in this deck. This guy let’s you control the board while providing a good body. So I decided to combine it with Drakkari Enchanter(running two of them is greedy and it wont double or quadruple it). When these two combine of the field, it’s a very aggressive duo. One damages enemy minions and the other powers it up. So who do they take down? Surprisingly they take down Drakkari Enchanter because it’s power is really underestimated and if you manage to throw a second DD, that’s 4 damage per turn. To point out the actual value this card gives, we can look at Siphon Soul. The opponent will use a Siphon Soul(6 mana) for a 3 mana card which is really great value for you. To add more synergy and give more options to this deck, I added the Lich King and surprisingly, they still go for Drakkari Enchanter first. It works really well with Cobalt Scalebane who can help push for tempo.

    So how does this play with Handlock? Well, there is two main classes to worry about. Priest and Druid. But this is why Handlock is involved here. There is two different types of Priest. Big EZ and Kazakus/Raza. The second Priest build has only one card of each and their strength is in the end game. So we try to push fast in the first 6 turns. Handlock is good for this reason. One of Priest most powerful spells is Dragonfire Potion which can’t damage Twilight Dragon and Cobalt Scalbane. By combing these two early game, you built a good board and do enough damage, that you can literally finish the game with Hellfire and Abyssal Enforcers’ battlecry. Big EZ is different. It is unique and has really great control of the board, but once they exhaust their resources, they have no end game. This deck can go toe to toe against EZ and the final card to usually play against it is Bloodreaver for that big swing turn which usually makes the opponent concede.

Honorable mentions:

Doomsayer- Used for situational purposes, Not really against aggro decks unless you don’t have any other way to clear them

Ironbeak Owl- Sometimes you just need to silence that last taunt minion to finish the game.

Eater of Secrets- For Mage Quest, Hunter’s Secrets, and also good against Murloc Paladin

Skulking Geist- Druid, Druid, and more Druid.

These four cards are very situational and sometimes you don’t need them if you aren’t playing that specific deck, but, you rather have them. Trust me. This deck is still being tested and I hope other test it out as well and find success. Sorry for not going into detail against every single deck. If i have time, I’ll come back and make it detailed.