Hearthstone has been a few days since the last patch, and the impact of the patch has gradually stabilized, and the strong deck has emerged.
Let's take a look at a few of the more popular decks after the patch! (Refer to the standard environment only, Wild is not within the scope of this article)
Ladder win rate rankings on April 29
The best place to experience the impact of patches is the win rate leaderboard for each class.
The Demon Hunters who had maintained their winning percentage at one or two before patching had been weakened by the Druids. On the contrary, with excellent ability to fight fast attack and grasp morality, the demon hunter's winning rate was maintained in the first place.
The main weakening object of the patch is the Druid, after the patch goes live. The winning percentage plummeted rapidly, with a winning percentage of only 46.9%, ranking sixth in the ten professions.
The warriors were transformed by the weakening of the Druid and warrior missions. A variety of decks have been formed for pirate warfare and various types of defense.
The Paladin's excellent ability to catch demon hunters quickly heated up.
Multiple forms are difficult to save de's winning percentage
The Druid has always been a profession with more gameplay. Before the patch, because the strength of the jump feder was too strong, other forms of druids were extremely rare.
With The Rework of Gaza, Jump Feder faded. The Druid player begins to look for other ways to play, and the multi-form druid returns to the player.
At present, the main form of the druid is the jumping Feder who is reluctant to give up Kaza and joins the dragon system on the basis of the original deck. Abandon the Kaza system and return to the extraordinary nature of Anna.
Completely abandon the jump fee to turn to the fast attack of the Beast Virtue and turn to the mission embrace of the mission de.
Each of the four Druids has its own advantages and disadvantages, such as the Supervand becoming more extreme, abandoning the ability to resist fast attacks and turning to absolute domination of the slow card deck.
Currently the strongest deck of the Ladder, Naga is blind
Before the patch, Naga was very blind. After the patch is still very strong, although the welfare druid is less, but the Naga blind with super blood-snatching ability, firmly occupies the first place in the winning rate.
Core single card
These two one-fee cards are the blind man's strongest boost. The Fear Cage Blade can be solved and blood snatched, and has a miraculous effect when facing slow card decks and big taunts.
Multiple strikes are an uncompromising god card, facing a fast attack multiple blows plus a baying punch, facing a slow card deck multiple blows over the wall plus killing a good helper.
Horror straight injury ability
Half of Naga's blind deck is straight wounded.
Many straight injuries make Naga blind in the middle of the empty field killing line is very high, the early stage casually rub blood, the middle one or twenty blood directly killed.
The High Slash Line is the most hated point for other decks in the face of Naga Blind.
The dawn of the paladin, catch the blind milk rider of Naga
The weakening of the Druid gave the control deck a head start. Milk riders also began to slowly become active on the ladder, good resistance to fast attacks, so that milk riders have excellent resistance in the face of Naga blindness.
Milk riding is good, it's too much of a drag. You can win by dragging against fast attacks, but in the face of defensive battles, curses and the like, slow card sets are torturous.
Milk Ride is a deck that is not suitable for novices, milk ride is expensive, very expensive. Counting the orange cards sent by Sword Saint and others into a set of cards, there are eight orange cards, which seem to be a common disease of the control deck, and there are few cheap control decks.
Defense
The patched warriors are quite fun, and there are various forms. Pirate warfare, OTK warfare, defense warfare and even coastal defense warfare each have a different experience.
Finally, what do you think of the post-patch environment?