One of the most interesting decks of The Witchwood

Hadronox has been used very little since the launch of Knights of the Frozen Throne.

Its power is completely independent, the ability to summon all of your Taunts that died in that game is great. But the 3/7 index and 9 mana cost is really not good enough for you to put in the deck.

However, there have been many changes to this card in the new Witchwood meta thanks to some new cards and some old faces.

The key card in this new deck is the Witching Hour. With 3 mana, it revives one of your beasts. Take a look at the list – only Hadronox. So if Hadronox and its Taunt are all cleared up, you can create 2 more.

But what if 3 is still not enough? Hmm, in the deck there is also a pair of Carnivorous Cubes. They are especially used to activate Hadronox after being brought back by the Witching Hour to help create a flip with 8 mana. Master Oakheart is also in the deck – if you can’t pick up Hadronox, just pull it out with Recruit.

Deck doesn’t use too much Taunt. The Lich King is certainly indispensable, but alongside it is a pair of Primordial Drakes. Rotten Applebaum is also a pretty good choice with the ability to heal. The Ironwood Golem can also be resurrected by Hadronox, but it can also be summoned by Oaken Summons early in the game. Deck works mainly in a way that minimizes the limitation of randomly summoning minions or even guarantees the outcome.

According to HSReplay, this deck has a win rate of more than 50%. It’s not perfect for climbing ranks, but it’s clearly quite powerful in the meta. Most importantly, it’s fun to play – so when you’re bored with Aggro Paladin decks, give it a try.

Source: DotEsports