If you purchase at least one wing of an adventure that is rotating out, the rest of the wings will remain available for purchase after the rotation and can continue to play them as you can today. Scroll down to the “Gone Wild” heading on the website below to see where this is mentioned.

http://us.battle.net/hearthstone/en/blog/19995505/a-new-way-to-play-2-2-2016

I always enjoy these posts. Thank you!

I like the deck comparison tool. There have been many times I’ve flipped back and forth between two similar decks to see which cards are different.

Good stuff as always. Happy New Year!

I wish I could play one of these decks, but I don’t have Aviana and I’m not crafting her with TGT rotating out within the next 5 months. I was lucky enough to open Kun from a pack, but this seems like the only deck he’s used in right now. Hopefully that’ll change with the next expansion.

Thanks for pumping out these guides pretty quickly after the expansion release. I also like that you include your opinion on whether or not to craft the Legendary cards in the deck.

This is similar to a Control Mage deck from StrifCro where he ended up cutting two secrets and the Avian Watchers (amongst other cards) for more consistent options.

I do have Malkorok. I’ll take your advice and wait. It certainly can’t hurt. Thanks as always, Evident for your advice.

If I have the dust, is it worth crafting Death Wing? I’ve been playing Warrior exclusively to get 500 wins. I’m at 412 now.

I don’t have Chillmaw or Ysera either. On the flip side, I haven’t seen other decks I’m interested in playing that include these cards.

Bottom line: not sure what my next legendary to draft should be. I have most of the staples (i.e. Ragnaros, Sylvana, Harrison). I also have all four Old Gods because I was lucky.

It’s been said to be a good counter to your opponents powerful minions if they just have the one minion on the board and you play Tinkmaster Overspark. For example, if your opponent plays Ragnaros and has nothing else on the board. If your board is empty, you play Tinkmaster and essential silence your opponent’s Ragnaros.

Next year is going to be nuts with BRM, TGT, and LoE rotating out. Of course, we’ll still have WotOG, this adventure, and another expansion if I remember what Blizzard said about releasing new content correctly.

I like these types of posts. It makes it easy to keep up with new/updated successful decks.

Get to level 20 across all classes rather than level 20 for an individual class. I did it by just playing practice. Leveled Mage and Hunter to 6 each. Leveled Warrior to 2.

As others have said, it takes less than an hour. The only frustrating part is going through the slow tutorial in the beginning.

I guess a lot of the guide is out of date beaches of other cards being removed, such as Tundra Rhino.

As always, great write up. I just wanted to mention that the mulligan section is out of date now that Carion Grub has been removed.

This is the same Control Warrior deck I’m running too. I never found use for Armorsmith that some decks run.

I think this is the deck you’re referring to. It includes an in depth guide to the card choices and tips on playing the deck.

http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/decks/ephemis-cthun-control-warrior-decklist-guide-card-discussion-standard/

This is awesome! Thank you so much for putting this together. I like how you link to a select player’s deck list instead of a meta deck list. The explanations are very helpful.

This is one of the reasons I enjoy the site. It is kept very up to date and doesn’t hesitate to introduce new types of articles. Keep up the great work!

Great post

It took me three times to win. Unfortunately, I only received a pack after winning.