Hearthstone: The best streams to watch after the Rise of Shadows expansion

The Rise of Shadows expansion is just around the corner, which means it’s time to prep your potential new decks.

If you want to entertain yourself while figuring out new deck ideas, here are a few streamers worth watching after the Rise of Shadows expansion.

Disguised Toast

Jeremy “Disguised Toast” Wang is one of the most famous faces of the Twitch community and at one time, no one knew what this “face” looked like.

Toast quickly became famous for his unique comments about the interactions between cards on his YouTube channel. He quickly got noticed on Reddit and started streaming Hearthstone. In his early days on Twitch, Toast often wore a mask to stream. His mask is a sandwich with a hat and spinach.

Toast then also revealed his identity to the community and since then, his popularity has continued to increase. Toast got its name from the interaction of the SI: 7 Agent card of the Rogue class. When SI:7 Agent is used, it will say “This guy is toast”, which can sometimes be misheard as “disguised toast”. Toast often plays interesting combo decks like OTK Mage and constantly finds new metas. If you like serious competition from unfamiliar decks, Toast is your streamer.

Brian Kibler

Brian Kibler is a legend in the card game community. If the community wants to find out who Yugi Muto is in real life, Brian Kibler is at the top of this list.

Before playing Hearthstone, Kibler made his name out of Magic the Gathering. Kibler enjoyed great success on the Pro Tour MTG and subsequently won both in 2009 and 2012. Kibler’s ability to compete in Magic The Gathering earned him a spot in the Hall of Fame.

After leaving MTG, Kibler helped design several card games, including Hearthstone. Kibler then started playing and streaming Hearthstone and is one of the best tutorial streams on the market. Although Kibler doesn’t just teach anything on the stream, he always makes it clear why he’s making these moves.

Kibler is also a commentator for professional Hearthstone events. If you want to follow one of the best card game players of all time to climb the ranks in Rise of Shadows, check out Brian Kibler.

Alliestrasza

Alexandra “Alliestrasza” Macpherson is another popular streamer if you love playing with interesting and commentary decks.

Allie plays a wide variety of decks and classes to keep the stream fresh. Like Kibler, Allie also discussed why she fights like this and that. Even if you don’t play the class or deck that Allie uses, just listening to her explain the rationale for each move will help you better understand how a deck works when facing it later.

Allie has been streaming Hearthstone since 2015 and has a sizable community. Allie is often invited to Hearthstone events and tournaments sponsored by Blizzard. She said she sometimes pushes herself to compete in high-level tournaments.

If you’re interested in light streaming and informative tutorials and diverse decks, check out Alliestraza.

Apxvoid

Jacob “Apxvoid” Coen is probably not the most popular streamer on this list, but he is considered the best Mage player in the world.

Apxvoid earned $13,000 in prize money from professional Hearthstone competition. Apxvoid often ranks among the top Legend and does it by its absolute ability to dominate the Mage class. If you’ve had success with a Mage deck in Rastakhan’s Rumble, chances are that Apxvoid has competed in destruction with a version of that deck before.

Although Apxvoid rarely plays other classes, he is considered the best learning choice if you want to become an expert in Mage. If you really want to invest dust in the Mage class, Apxvoid is the Professor you need.

With so many streamers these days, it can be hard to decide who you should follow. But luckily the Hearthstone community has dozens of great streamers constantly streaming on Twitch, so it won’t take you too long to find your favorite streamer.

The Rise of Shadows expansion will launch on April 9.

According to Dot Esports