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Of course, like always, when I learn anything, I’ll keep you posted!īelow, you will find a full list of the Legend decks from last week, sorted by the highest placement.Ok, so it's been a long time coming, and the developers for this game have thusly been moved to other projects after being acquired by Ok, so it's been a long time coming, and the developers for this game have thusly been moved to other projects after being acquired by someone. I don’t think they will go later than the last one, because early March should be a new expansion announcement and I don’t think they want to rush things like they did last set (because of Mercenaries launch). Maybe the week after – February 15/17, or even February 22/24.
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When it’s going to be? I honestly don’t know – a few weeks back I would say that it will launch next week (either February 8 or 10, because previous mini-sets have launched either on Tuesday or Thursday), but with Patch 22.2 being so late, I don’t think that’s correct. Since I don’t expect any other balance updates for now, the next meta change is going to happen when mini-set releases. Mage is a bit on the weaker side, but it has some low Tier 2/high Tier 3 builds like Hero Power (Ping) and – yeah – Mozaki (it’s like a cockroach, almost impossible to kill). Most of the other classes also look fine – particularly Shaman (Burn, Questline, Bolner OTK), Warlock (Questline, but also OwlTK seems playable), Hunter (Face and – surprisingly – Questline), Paladin (Libram, Buff), Demon Hunter (Fel, Deathrattle), even Priest has found success in a form of Shadow build. For Druid, Aggro/Beast builds work better. It means that it’s playable in the hands of an experienced player who can probably achieve over 50% WR, but it’s not a mainstream deck. The deck is quite popular, but it’s still around 48-49% win rate (Tier 3 or so). Talking about Ramp Druid – it’s the same story. And when pros (especially streamers) play it, its popularity trickles down the ladder.
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It’s a bit similar to Ramp Druid in a way that it’s overplayed compared to its statistical win rate, but it looks like pro players have found it cool enough to keep playing it. The deck is not very high win rate for now, but it shows some promise. However, it’s a bit more flexible – you often don’t need the entire combo and let’s say a single Faceless is good enough (36 damage), or maybe if you have dealt enough damage with weapons and/or Rattlegore, even something like To The Front + Galvangar + Faceless (18 damage) is going to finish the job. Yes, that’s 6 combo pieces and a combo costing 10 mana in total. The entire combo is 2x To the Front! + Captain Galvangar + 2x Faceless Manipulator + Battleground Battlemaster (just remember to play Battlemaster BEFORE the second Manipulator to get Windfury on each copy to maximize damage output). Unlike other OTK decks, it doesn’t try to draw the entire deck by Turn 7-8 and then finish the opponent off, but rather take things slowly, amass combo pieces over a long period of time and then unleash it well past Turn 10. It’s a Control shell with a late game OTK finisher. However, a new contender appeared – Charge Control Warrior. Questline Warrior is basically dead after the nerfs, it’s still present at the lowest ranks, but even there it’s no longer Tier 1. But high Legend is always when combo-oriented builds look better than they really are.įor one, Warrior seems to be back, but not in a form of Pirates. Poison is still not very popular, but it’s actually quite okay at the high Legend.
A seemingly small nerf to Wildpaw Gnoll has almost killed the Thief build. In fact, out of the two Rogue builds, Poison which was nerfed more seems to be the more playable one. We have some unexpected builds rising with the downfall of Rogue (both Thief and Poison), as well as a lot of decks we already know and like (or not).
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It’s been almost 2 weeks since the balance update and while we weren’t still 100% sure where it’s heading last week, I think that this time we’re quite certain.
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