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This is Aggro Shaman. Sadly, the current meta doesn’t have many strong deck options if you really want to play Shaman. Although this is one of the strong Shaman decks, it is still weak. If you continuously encounter Hunter, Paladin and Warrior, this deck cannot climb the rank.
The Dust cost of this deck is also among the lowest, so we have nothing to discuss further.
- first mana ARMOR VENDOR x2
- first mana SPIRIT JAILER x2
- 2 mana SOUL SHEAR x2
- 3 mana HYSTERIA x2
- 3 mana LUCKYSOUL HOARDER x2
- 3 mana VENOMOUS SCORPID xfirst
- 5 mana TAELAN FORDRING xfirst
- 7 mana SOULCIOLOGIST MALICIA xfirst
- 7 mana STRONGMAN x2
- 9 mana ALEXSTRASZA THE LIFE-BINDER xfirst
- ten mana Y’SHAARJ, THE DEFILER xfirst
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Dust Cost: 8280 – 4 Legendary cards, 2 Epic cards, 8 Rare cards.
This is Tickatus Warlock. If you like to burn your opponent’s cards with Tickatusyou will experience climbing that rank a lot with this ready-made deck.
It includes Tickatus, Y’Shaarj, The Defiler, Soulciologist Maliciaand Tamsin Roame. All the Legendary cards we need for this archetype. The only expensive leaf missing is Void Drinker, which is considered quite important to anti-aggro in the current meta. Maybe Blizzard intentionally left a lifeline for aggro decks?
Do not miss Venomous Scorpid and a copy of Siphon Soul to leave room for Void Drinker to give Aggro another lifeline!
Warlock is currently one level lower than tier 1, but this is still a strong deck and is fully capable of climbing to Legend.
WARRIOR
- first mana ATHLETIC STUDIES x2
- 1 mana IMPRISONED GAN’ARG x2
- 1 mana STAGE DIVE x2
- 2 mana BUMPER CAR x2
- 2 mana CONDITIONING (RANK 1) x2
- 3 mana PLAYMAKER x2
- 3 mana ROKARA xfirst
- 3 mana WARMAUL CHALLENGER x2
- 4 mana OUTRIDER’S AX xfirst
- 4 mana SWORD EATER x2
- 5 mana RINGMASTER WHATLEY xfirst
- 5 mana TENT TRASHER xfirst
- 8 mana TROUBLEMAKER x2
- 2 mana CRABRIDER x2
- 2 mana PARADE LEADER x2
- 3 mana VENOMOUS SCORPID xfirst
- 4 mana BLADEMASTER SAMURO xfirst
- 5 mana OVERLORD RUNTHAK xfirst
- 9 mana ALEXSTRASZA THE LIFE-BINDER xfirst
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Dust Cost: 8140 – 3 Legendary cards, 5 Epic cards, 9 rare cards
Not surprisingly, this is Rush Warrior. It’s almost like the NoHandsGamer version, with Venomous Scorpid and Outrider’s Axe replace two leaves Shield of Honor. More surprisingly, Playmaker also made this list, even though it and Shield of Honor are the weakest cards in the original deck.
Rush Warrior is weak against Priest and Warlock, but strong against almost anything else. This is a good choice to climb ranks and compete for 1st place with Paladin among these ready-made decks.
CONCLUDE
There are some really good decks worth your money on this list, but they’re not all equal. Regarding the cost of Dust, decks cost from 7400 to 8600 to craft, but the power is different. Some are hard to get Platinum while others easily climb to Legend.
Dust Cost:
- Rogue: 8600
- Warlock: 8280
- Mage: 8220
- Hunter: 8200
- Paladin: 8160
- Warrior: 8140
- Druid: 7840
- Demon Hunter: 7600
- Shaman: 7540
- Priest: 7480
Strength Rating:
- 1: Paladin
- 2: Warrior
- 3: Hunter
- 4: Rogue
- 5: Warlock
- 6: Priest
- 7: Druid
- 8: Mage
- 9: Demon Hunter
- 10: Shaman
Compared to the strength of the decks, Paladin and Warrior are clearly at the top and both easily climb to Legend. Hunter and Rogue are the next couple more. They have more weak points, but still rank well. Warlock and Priest are more meta dependent. Priest hunts aggro decks, and Warlock hunts Priest and other ‘aggro decks’ decks. If the meta is right, both of these decks can shine, but they’ll also face opponents that ‘feel like they’re concede’ if they’re unlucky. The Druid can be climbed, but is weaker if it encounters an enemy and it is a bit unlucky. Mage, Demon Hunter and Shaman are not the current names to climb the rank.
So should you buy a pre-made deck or buy a pack? In most situations, a powerful pre-made deck is worth $20 more than the purchase price of the pack (even if buying a pack bundle is cheaper). The only case where a pre-made deck isn’t worth it is if you already have the key cards. Otherwise, as long as the player knows which decks are strong or knows which important cards are missing, they are worth the investment.
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