Dominating God Cards in Hearthstone Standard Mode, Let You Win Every Battle! (Breaking the Rules, Creative Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Recommendations.)

Dominating God Cards in Hearthstone Standard Mode, Let You Win Every Battle! (Breaking the Rules, Creative Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Recommendations.) Hearthstone Standard Mode has been online for a while, and with the arrival of the new version, players’ understanding of the decks has gradually improved. However, as the game continues to update, the types of cards are also gradually increasing, and many players may not have a deep understanding of them in the new version. So today, I will introduce to you some commonly used dominating god cards, so that you can win every battle!

First is “Shadow Reaper Anduin,” as a 4-cost 3/1 minion, he has very strong battlefield abilities. Although his stats are not outstanding, his board presence and abilities are excellent, and he has many powerful buff cards, such as “Doomsayer,” “Onyxia’s Fury,” and “Stormwind Knight,” which can be very effective against slow decks.

Next is “Voidlord Ragnaros” (commonly known as Little Screw), Ragnaros has extremely terrifying area-of-effect damage, and his deathrattle effect can directly destroy a minion. In the current meta, this is already a powerful presence (although Little Screw has already rotated out of the meta, Little Screw is still powerful). Ragnaros himself has good health and attack, and also has the effect of divine shield. After the Holy Light Bomb explosion, it will deal 2 damage to the enemy hero. Ragnaros’ hero power is also designed to protect himself, so players often use her as a small treasure.

Third is “Harrison Jones, the Shadow Priest,” this hero power makes it a 5/2 minion with high health, and it can gain +1 attack after attacking. Although this minion’s ability may seem weak, it has two effects: it gives all friendly minions +1/+1 on deathrattle, and if your turn ends, both players draw a card on battlecry.

Lastly, there is the Emperor, a 5/4 taunt minion that can turn all enemies into our weapons and destroy them, and can also deal 2 damage to all minions on the battlefield. If there are other minions on the battlefield, it will directly destroy the enemy’s minions. However, the Emperor’s deathrattle effect gives your minions taunt. When facing aggressive decks, the Emperor will make it even more difficult for you to respond.

Of course, “Sunreaver Warmage Saronite” is also a very outstanding card. Saronite has a very strong battlecry and buff effect. When facing slow decks, it can provide an additional armor value to friendly minions and deal 1 damage to the opponent’s hero after attacking, which is quite important in the current meta. Saronite’s cards can also give the opponent a headache when facing aggressive decks.

The above are the analysis of the theme cards this time. After reading it, I believe you should know how to play, right?

Breaking the Rules, Creative Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Recommendations.

Hearthstone Standard Mode has already been launched on the official server. For new players, they may not be very familiar with the new decks. Today, let’s talk about how to combine a deck, break the rules, and recommend a creative Hearthstone Standard Mode deck.

Deck Details: The latest expansion of Hearthstone, “Rastakhan’s Rumble,” was officially announced on August 7th! This update will introduce new “Hero Powers” and bring 2 new cards to each class – “Shadow Spellweaver,” “Frost Lich Jaina,” “The Black Knight,” and more new cards. Below, we will introduce several very interesting decks.

First is the Druid (DK) deck, which is adjusted based on previous versions: the Priest’s deck, the Druid’s Standard Mode deck, and the Priest’s Standard Mode deck.

Deck Analysis:

1. This deck is designed for aggro druid decks in the current meta, and the core of the deck is “Pyroblast.” We want to find Pyroblast in our starting hand, then find Doomsayer, Coldlight Oracle, and various low-cost minions.

2. The playstyle of this deck is to use high-health minions in the early game to build up pressure, and in the mid game, we use Flame Imp, Fireball, and other minions to go for the kill.

3. “Vilebrood Skitterer” is a powerful board clear card. We keep these two minions in our starting hand, and then use Activations or Drain Life to remove the opponent’s high attack minions.

The above are the Hearthstone Standard Mode deck recommendations that I have brought to you. I hope they can help players. For more exciting information, please pay attention to the Hearthstone section of the website.