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Xyrella, the Devout plays a strong role in repeating your Deathrattles, but the deck is still built around the Questline first and foremost. You should not expect too much from it: this list is hovering around a 50% win rate, but that is more than what the archetype has been capable of previously.

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Interestingly enough, the Fractured in Alterac Valley balance patch slowed the game down enough so that you can actually win games with the Priest Questline nowadays! Questlines have been in the limelight since they were introduced in United in Stormwind, but Seek Guidance has not had quite the same shine as most of the others. The first list that was built is the Big Spell Mage: They had an effect, in that Mage decks built around the Mage Hero Power are now viable! There are two approaches to building this Hero Power Mage, and they are both rocking a fairly steady 51% win rate with their best lists, putting them right below Mozaki Mage, and within the realm of viable decks as they can win more than half of their games. Ping Mage / Big Spell Mageīut wait, Mage got multiple buffs in the balance patch, what happened to all of those? If all of this sounds fun to you, Mozaki Mage can be worth a try. Thief Rogue and Libram Paladin are some of the evenest matchups for the deck, where your decisions carry the greatest weight. The deck is also extremely polarized in that it loses to aggro and beats up slower decks, and there is limited room for player skill to change this. If you’re good with the deck, you can expect an above-50% win rate and can climb with it. Mozaki Mage is the best-performing Mage deck right now. You can be slightly more efficient with your combo and a fair bit better at surviving with good piloting, but there are no Garrote Rogue levels of differences between players here. Legend players are able to pull off more turn 7 combos and are less likely to need to wait until turn 10 to start blasting, but the difference is only a couple of percentage points in each case, and there is no notable difference between a high-Legend player and your average Legend player in combo timing. This is the same in Bronze and in high Legend. For example, the median and average turn to pull off the combo with Mozaki Mage is turn 8. However, there is limited room to do better with Mozaki Mage, even if it feels like you can. Mozaki Mage is also somewhat popular in high Legend, even though its win rate is mediocre at best.Īs a fast-paced deck that you need to make rapid decisions with and play cards quickly, it can often feel like losses could be avoided by just playing the deck a little better. The only fast combo deck that was deemed harmless enough to escape a nerf, Mozaki Mage instantly became the best fast combo deck because everyone else was hit. I’d say that Activision Blizzard should be ashamed of itself, but I doubt the company is capable of that.Any discussion of Mage decks has to mention Mozaki Mage. That is epic level “we don’t give a shit.” And yet, it leaves support for visually impaired users to random users in its community. While I haven’t played it in years, back in 2017 VentureBeat reported that Hearthstone was raking in $40 million each month.Īctivision Blizzard had revenue in 2020 of $8.09 billion, with a net income of $2.197 billion. The obvious question this raises, however, is why visually impaired users had to wait for some dedicated community member to provide what Blizzard should have implemented years ago. I am not an NVDA or JAWS user, but by all accounts, this is a well-done mod, and the developer deserves nothing but praise for their efforts. In the meantime, several players have successfully been using OCR to access other areas of the game and created Golden Cursor scripts for NVDA players who would like to use them. While these things aren’t available yet, I do intend to work on them if there’s enough interest. Once you’ve gone through all of this, you’ll probably want to move on to other things such as playing against other players or going through Hearthstone’s solo adventures to learn more about the lore of Warcraft. * Play the first two adventures of Book of Heroes which cover the story of Jaina and Rexxar * Play practice games against expert-level AI opponents to get familiar with all the classes and game mechanics

* Build standard decks for any class you’ve unlocked * Use any of the 10 different classes in practice games to unlock all basic cards as you level up * Play practice games against AI opponents in order to unlock all 10 classes and their basic decks

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* Play through a fully accessible tutorial composed of 6 games to learn how to play

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