The Might of Millhouse Manastorm 21: The Deck of Many Angles

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Published on September 27, 2015 8:00:01 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tn-b4REu4I

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Hearthstone (2014)

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Druid is one of the classes that I typically struggle to make interesting decks for - the other class is shaman. I have none of the ancients that many druid decks are built around and while I wanted to make a deck that used the hobgoblin I didn't want my entire strategy to revolve around getting it.

This deck was the result of that thinking, a deck that has a number of different ways to secure victory. Firstly it has one hobgoblin and some one attack minions that you wouldn't mind putting out without the hobgoblin. Secondly also has some dependable mid game cards as well as the staple druid spells. Thirdly it includes savage roar and force of nature that are generally versatile cards. Fourth it contains some enemy weapon removal minions. Lastly it contains Feugen and Stalagg as well as Cairne and Kel'thuzad, minions that work well together; if nothing else Fuegen and Stalagg are good ways to bait out silences and removal. Hungry crab was added recently to provide a semi-counter to the murloc knight in paladin decks.


Sometimes the deck fails entirely and considering it's jack-of-all trades and a master of none that makes sense. Other times however it does well at suddenly pulling out another win condition the opponent wasn't expecting, catching them off guard and securing victory. When it works it works well but when it fails it fails spectacularly.

Here is a link to the decklist at the time of playing the matches in this video:
http://imgur.com/aAsnQ8j

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