Exploring the Strongest Artifact of Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck (Breaking the Conventional Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Construction Strategy)

Exploring the Strongest Artifact of Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck (Breaking the Conventional Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Construction Strategy) Introducing the exploration of the strongest artifact of the Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck. Today, I brought everyone the recommended combination of powerful decks for “Exploring Hearthstone” Standard Mode, hoping to be helpful to everyone.

Card combination is a very interesting mechanism in “Hearthstone.” Players can build their own exclusive decks and compete with other opponents, and these decks are also very suitable for novice players to use!

In the “Standard” mode of “Hearthstone,” players need to build their own decks and battle against other players, and the combination of these cards is also one of the core gameplay of the game. Players can set up these decks in various formations, so as to cope with powerful enemies easily. Let’s take a look at how to match your favorite deck!

The recommended combination of powerful decks in “Hearthstone” Standard Mode

【1】Valeera + Kazakus

This is a mid-speed deck. Valeera, Kazakus, and Kazakus are all minions that cost 3 or more, so players can use them to gain an advantage in the early game. The combination of Valeera and Kazakus can quickly summon a large number of high-cost minions, and then use Kazakus’ Hero Power to eliminate them all at once; while Kazakus can help you quickly fill up the board and provide a large number of cards for the next turn, making it difficult for opponents to resist after just one round.

The combination of Kazakus and Kazakus can easily obtain a 3 Attack and 4 Health body.

【2】Naxxramas Shadow

Naxxramas Shadow is one of the important cards in the standard mode. It has a powerful battlecry effect and a strong body. Players can use it to quickly gain an advantage on the board. Naxxramas Shadow can also summon a 1/1 taunt minion in your hand, and summon a 2/2 demon for your opponent. The battlecry effect of Naxxramas Shadow can help players easily achieve victory.

【3】Onyxia + Deathlord

The hero power in this deck can give your hero additional attack power and also use a random spell on a random target after using it. The effect of this skill is calculated based on the player’s spell damage and health. When a mage’s hero’s health is 20 points, the hero’s skill can be triggered, thus gaining a 3 attack power bonus.

Breaking the Conventional Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Construction Strategy

Believe that many buddies are not very clear about breaking the conventional Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Construction Strategy. Next, I will introduce the strategy of breaking the conventional Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Construction Strategy. Interested buddies can come and learn more.

I. Construction ideas

1. Keep starting cards. Generally, we will have low-cost minions and spells, and these minions can be kept. For example, when playing against Murloc Paladin, you can replace a 2/1 minion with a 1/1, and then use other minions to replace this card in order to avoid being taken by the opponent’s Murloc Paladin.

2. Look for high attack minions at the beginning. Usually, our board presence is relatively small, so we can use low-cost minions to transition into our hand. When playing against Murloc and Hunter, we can also keep a 1 Health creature.

3. Ensure that you have enough cost to use minions in the next turn at the beginning. In our starting hand, if we have minions that cost 1 or more, we can play a 4/2 random damage within 4 turns. If not, we have to wait until 6-8 turns to play.

II. Deck Construction

Deck construction requires us to master certain skills. When facing various aggro decks in the ladder, how do we choose our deck?

In the current environment, aggro decks generally focus on board presence. So when facing slow decks, we should try to fill the board while using low-cost minions and spells to quickly deal with the opponent’s minions and board. When facing control decks, we should also try to fill the board because we will face great pressure when playing against control decks.

When facing midrange/control decks, we need to use low-cost minions and spells to remove the board. For example, if our opponent has two Frosts, we can use freeze effects to remove them, and if not, we can use Fireball and Frostbolt to remove them.

When facing aggro decks, we should try to fill the board as much as possible. When facing aggro decks, we can use some card draws, as we often encounter situations where the opponent is very fast in playing aggro and our card draw speed is very slow.

Above is the content about breaking the conventional Hearthstone Standard Mode Deck Construction Strategy. Have you all learned it?