The Secret of Winning Duels: Analysis of Strategies in Hearthstone Golden Open Tournament (Breaking Down the Champions’ Finishing Moves: Analysis of Magic Strategies in Hearthstone Golden Open Tournament)

The Hearthstone Golden Open Tournament has begun, and players have eagerly joined the competition. The rules of this tournament require players to use random class cards and spell cards to compete. Players can use various tactics to win in this tournament. Today, we will introduce the analysis of the champion’s strategy for this tournament.

1. Key Strategies of the Champion

1. Always keep Fire Fly in the starting hand (must keep in a Fire Fly deck).

2. Always keep Flame Imp in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

3. Always keep Shadow Bolt in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

4. Always keep Hellfire in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

5. Always keep Twisting Nether in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

6. Always keep Counterspell in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

7. Always keep Deathwing in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

8. Always keep Ice Barrier in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

9. Always keep Flamestrike in the starting hand (must keep in the starting hand).

2. The key to the first match is how to complete the basic gameplay with the lowest cost.

First of all, you need to know the number of cards in your hand. For example, if you have a Flamestrike in your hand, you will have two Flamestrikes on the board, which means you will have a 2-cost Flame Imp on the board. This way, you can use a 2-cost Flamestrike to summon three Flame Imps.

Next, you need to know how to use Flamestrike, which is a must-keep in the starting hand, and then use the Twisting Nether to achieve the simplest effect.

For example, in the picture below, I used a Flamestrike and two Flame Imps. We need to use the Flamestrike to eliminate both 1-cost Flame Imps, then we can achieve victory.

3. The main focus of the first match is the skill of dealing with opponents, as we need to use Flamestrike minions to deal with enemy minions.

When facing these minions, how should we use them?

If we have a lot of minions, we can directly use Flamestrike to easily handle these enemy minions.

If we have fewer minions, then we can directly use Fireball.

4. The main strategy of the second match is still to control the field.

In the first round of the match, we can use Flame Missiles + Flame Imp + Fire Fly combo to disrupt the opponent’s rhythm and prevent them from taking corresponding actions, so we can win the game faster.

In the second match, when facing aggressive decks, we can use the combination of Twisting Nether + Molten Reflection to disrupt the opponent’s rhythm and make it difficult for them to take effective actions. After that, it will be easy to win.

5. The main strategy of the third match is still focused on defense.

In the fifth match, we will face a lot of decks like Holy Shield Paladin and Zoo, so we can use Fire Fly to prevent the opponent’s stronger minions. If the opponent’s stronger minions are not that strong, we can use the Hero Power to defend.

In the sixth round, we can use the combo of Flamestrike + Fire Fly to launch the final attack. If the opponent does not have a quick way to clear the board or field clearing ability, then we can choose to disrupt their rhythm with the combo of Flamestrike + Molten Reflection or Flamestrike + Twisting Nether.

Breaking Down the Champions’ Finishing Moves: Analysis of Magic Strategies in Hearthstone Golden Open Tournament

Since the start of the Hearthstone Golden Open Tournament, various major events have taken place. In addition to top players competing for ranks, strategy selection during the matches is also an important part. Today, we will introduce the most controversial and discussed magic strategies in this tournament, as well as the undefeated champions players strive for.

1. Deck Composition

In this tournament, players’ decks mainly consist of spell cards, secret cards, hero abilities, and four types of cards. Among them, secrets and hero abilities are cards that can directly attack the opponent’s hero, while mages and shaman need to use spells for output.

2. Card Choices

In this tournament, players have many types of cards to choose from. For example, the warrior class card “Flame Gate of the Firelands” can place all enemy creatures into the field, thereby gaining an attack boost. The mage class card “Lich King Hakkar” can transform all minions into monsters with a cost of 2 or less. (The editor personally prefers to use the mage)

3. Battle Strategy

In this tournament, players’ decks are mainly focused on dealing spell damage, and the card combination needs to consider the opponent’s class and their own deck.

Warrior class spell cards: “Bloodblade Razer”, “Frenzy Battleaxe”, “Stormwind Champion”, and “Wildfire Evoker”.

Druid class spell cards: “Jungle Spirit”, “Natural Balance”, “Elven Enchanter”, “Dragon Dreamer” (can be upgraded), and “Angry Chicken” (cannot be upgraded).

Mage class spell cards: “Shadow Flames” and “Crazy Boom” can turn all enemy mana crystals into 1 point, and deal 3 damage.

Druid class spell cards: “Frostlight Sage”, “Archbishop Alphonsus”, can transform all enemy minions into minions with 1 or 2 attack. (The editor thinks that spell cards are essential when facing mages)