While there are other classes that will give Druid a run for its money (more on those in a bit), it’s hard to go wrong with the many new options Druids now have access to. I don’t think it’s possible to overhype how good Druid decks are going to be in the Castle Nathria expansion. Hearthstone: Murder at Castle Nathria – Magnifying Glaive Demon Hunter Deck Code: AAECAea5AwaHiwT7vwT+vwTp0ASq3QSS3wQM+JQEgJ8Etp8EyZ8E1p8EtKAE圆wE5bYEr94EsN4EquIEheUEAA= Big Ramp Deathrattle Druid This deck will almost certainly struggle against what figure to be the absolute best decks out there, but it should help win you a lot of quick games.
This incredibly aggressive build utilizes the power of the new Magnifying Glaive weapon to refill your hand and help apply a steady stream of damage (two things that aggro Demon Hunters always want to do). Hearthstone: Murder at Castle Nathria – Big Beast Wildseed Hunter Deck Code: AAECAR8O5e8DxfsD25EE4Z8E2qMEwKwEx7IEwLkE57kEm8kEuNkE0+QEl+8EvvAEDerpA6mfBNejBOWkBIiyBIe3BJa3BIPIBL/TBMzkBNDkBNLkBKjvBAA=įor the moment, though, this seems to be the best new Demon Hunter deck option out there. It just might be the best version of Big Beast Hunter yet. Unlike those decks, this build uses Hunter’s new “Wildseed” package to generate a fairly consistent stream of pressure while you’re waiting to play those larger minions. Like the Big Beast Hunter decks of the past, this build is ultimately trying to fill the board with as many big minions as quickly as possible. That said, this “Big Beast Wildseed” deck seems like a fantastic jumping-off point. At the moment, though, I’m honestly not entirely sure which Hunter deck will prove to be the very best. Hunter is about to have access to a ton of individually powerful cards, and some combination of those cards is destined to form a powerful new deck. I’m fairly confident that some kind of Hunter deck will be very powerful in the new expansion meta. Hearthstone: Murder at Castle Nathria – Hero Power “Skeleton” Mage Deck Code: AAECAf0ECNjsA53uA6CKBKiKBJegBJjUBLrkBL7wBAvQ7APT7APW7AOn9wOhkgTcuQSd1ATb3gT67ASCkwWEkwUA Big Beast Wildseed Hunter While this deck may struggle against more aggressive builds and certain combos, it seems to be reliable enough to climb the ladder with. Against slower decks, you might even be able to play both finisher cards for maximum effectiveness. This deck allows you to build towards two big possible finisher cards (Kel’Thuzad, the Inevitable and Mordresh Fire Eye) in two distinct ways.
That’s why I like this “Hero Power” version of the basic Skeleton build. The Deathrattle damage they deal is a little too random, and there are few truly great ways to generate them consistently. In practice, I found that the skeletons can be a bit unreliable. Mage’s various new Volatile Skeleton generating cards allow you to fill the board with explosive minions that can quickly deal a ton of damage to the enemy hero (or just help clear the board). With that in mind, here’s a better look at every Hearthstone class’ best (and most exciting) decks for the early days of the Castle Nathria expansion. Of course, getting the most out of those cards means finding the decks designed to maximize their considerable potential. While some of the expansion’s new cards may not look that great on paper, they actually prove to be incredibly effective in practice.
However, after spending a little time with the expansion’s new cards during a recent preview event, I feel confident suggesting that Castle Nathria is going to surprise a lot of Hearthstone fans. There are already some who fear that many of the expansion’s new cards will prove to be just a bit too gimmicky. Hearthstone‘s new Murder at Castle Nathria expansion is certainly thematically exciting (who doesn’t love a good murder mystery?), but there are serious questions about how the expansion will impact the game’s competitive meta. You can read more about the investigation here. Activision Blizzard is currently under investigation following accusations of harassment, discrimination, and fostering a hostile work environment.
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