Obelisk Baku Priest (OP)
Posted by: MomPublished: May 13, 2024Updated: October 16, 2026Dust:
16,700Rating: 1.0/5 (1 votes)
Class: PriestFormat: WildType: ControlStyle: LadderSeason: Season 122
Priest Cards (30)
- 1Activate the Obelisk★
- 1Fan Club1
- 1Gift of the Naaru1
- 1Northshire Cleric1
- 1Renew1
- 3Apotheosis1
- 3Clear Conscience1
- 3Deliverance1
- 3Dragonmaw Overseer1
- 3Grace of the Highfather1
- 3Heartthrob1
- 3Herald of Light1
- 3Injured Hauler1
- 3Palm Reading1
- 3Pendant of Earth1
- 3Stormpike Aid Station1
- 3Student of the Stars1
- 3Unidentified Elixir1
- 5Dragonfire Potion1
- 5Excavated Evil1
- 5Quartz Elemental1
- 5Raza the Chained★
- 5Raza the Resealed★
- 5Spirit Guide1
- 7Aman'Thul★
- 7Lesser Diamond Spellstone1
- 7Psychic Scream1
- 7Repackage1
- 9Mass Resurrection1
- 9Obsidian Statue1
Mulligan Guide
Deck Description
This deck has an incredibly restrictive amount of build limitations.
No duplicates, even cards, and you must have 40 cards.
Because of this, the deck is jank and uses some cards that would not be considered "viable" in a modern obelisk priest deck. (examples: Iridescent Gyreworm, Quartz elemental, and Apotheosis.)
It can go super saiyan with both Raza cards and has a relatively safe early game with Baku's hero power boost and an extra 10 health off-rip. This deck wants to do obelisk things and hold solid control over the board.
Issues with this deck (aside from what has been previously mentioned):
*Can have rough draws and tends to burn cards because of "over-value" cards like The Sunwell.
*Struggles significantly against other extreme value priest decks. I have some cards to avoid giving them value through killing their minions, but a 40-card odd-cost deck only has access to so much non-destroying removal.
If you're reading this and want to make this deck, some cards here only exist for value's sake and value's sake only, so I'd recommend avoiding Yogg and Aman'thul if you don't own them. (I just happen to own them). Put in some higher synergy cards if you have any.
1 Comment
Mom
Edit:
*Struggles significantly against other extreme value priest decks. I have some cards to avoid giving them value through **removing** their minions, but a 40-card odd-cost deck only has access to so much non-destroying removal.
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