Octavian “Kripparrian” Morosan, arguably the most popular Hearthstone content creator, claimed in a video that Odd Paladin is still the best deck in the game at this point in the meta. The sad truth is most decks just don’t have enough board clear to take care of the constant onslaught of minions Odd Paladin can produce.
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Level Up gives your Silver Hand Recruits +2+2 and you’ll more than likely have a board full of them. You want to amass a board full of Silver Hand Recruits and then buff them using cards like Level Up to smash your opponent in the face. The Boomsday Project didn’t do a whole lot for this deck. However, Blizzard was able to pull it off quite well, and the much laughed at deck type is now a long time part of the meta. The idea of playing a deck with no minions and just spells seems crazy in a game as board dominant as Hearthstone. The play style for this deck is pretty simple. Spell Hunter might be one of Hearthstone’s most interesting archetypes. Anyone who played Hearthstone on ranked ladder over the past 6 months knows the dominating year that Odd Paladin had. The king of rush down remains strong during week one of the expansion, and unfortunately it doesn’t even boast any new cards. This means you’ll constantly be shuffling a copy of Da Undatakah into your deck and re-summoning all of your taunt minions anytime Da Undatakah dies. Da Undatakah has a Battlecry that cause it to gain the Deathrattle effects of three friendly minions that died earlier in the game. When you combine both of these cards with Da Undatakah, you get an infinite loop of taunt minions. The deck also includes Astral Tiger, a four cost 3/5 with a Deathrattle that causes you to shuffle a copy of it into your deck. Hadronox is a nine cost 3/7 who’s Deathrattle summons all your Taunt Minions that died this game. With Taunt Druid, you want to amass as many strong Taunt minions throughout the game as possible, and then re-summon them using Hadronox. The basis of Undatakah Druid is very similar to Taunt Druid and it could be considered a Taunt Druid deck at its core. With high value Deathrattle cards like Hadronox, many speculated Undatakah would find a place in druid when the card was initially revealed.ĭavid “Dog” Caero took Undatakah Druid to Rank one legend this week, and since then it’s starting seeing more and more play on ladder.
It will come as no surprise to many players that Da Undatakah has found a home in Taunt Druid.
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