Nightbane still have a very small chance to lose, maybe using priest will be more consistent (although I haven't tried it) but warrior's burst cards and weapons seem to make this boss goes significantly faster. Although for now I don't feel like experimenting a lot on Curator.įor Big Bad Wolf and Nightbane, I'll use different classes (Druid and Warrior), but the gameplan is still straightforward. The curator deck is the one that I feel isn't optimal at all since it still normally takes 11+ turns to win, but at least the mage cards is good in making the match consistent. On Julianne and Curator, there are probably quite a lot of other good ways to tackle these bosses. It can be fast when things gone right and you managed to put Frothing Berserker or Grim Patrons early on, but I don't think this deck can be consistent since you need good early draws.įor these bosses, I'll use decks similar to what Zypher's uses but with some optimisations to make it more consistent (and hopefully faster). I've also tried Patron Warrior which is what commonly shown on the heroic guides. This deck isn't that fast, it also have a bit of chance to lose although probably with less than 10% chance of losing. Having at least one of the card draw is really important, since the draws will make it easy to clear the board everytime and gives you the minions required for the board presence in late game. I normally mulligan for an early board clear and a card draw (Divine Favor or Solemn Vigil). Once you control the board, the boss won't have a way to take back the board advantage. Gameplan is to stall until you can put out the Volcanic Drake/Grim Patron/Baron Geddon for the board presence. Both Silverware and Giantfin have similar mechanics where they can keep filling their board with strong 1-hp minions every turn. This deck works similar to the deck I've used in heroic Giantfin for my heroic LoE run. There could be a bunch of things tried out on Shaman especially with the new elementals, though my gut feeling is that it can't be more reliable than the Anyfin Paladin deck (it'll be good if someone prove me wrong 😉 ). I haven't tried the Ancestral Spirit + Kelthuzad that Zypher used in his run. (Can be easily replaced with cheap cards such as Ancient of Blossoms, Sen'jin Shieldmasta or Antique Healbot) The two 8-mana class legendaries in this deck (Tirion and Lightlord) isn't necessary though they've helped quite a lot. Previously, I was thinking of putting Coldlight Oracles but it seems I end up reaching fatigue too quickly with it. Divine Favor is really useful before turn 9 or 10 because at that point Nazra tends to hold a lot of cards in her hand. It's a lot safer if you already have both Anyfins in hand when you're killing Nazra.Īs for the card draw in this deck, seems I seldom have a lack of card draw and I tend to reach near fatigue pretty quickly. If this isn't necessary though, I usually keep my two Anyfins in hand for Malchezaar.
Sometimes, I used the first Anyfin while Nazra is still alive to clear the board if Nazra have a bunch of minions. But if you used your first Anyfin after killing Nazra, your board can last longer (since you can refill the board again with 2nd Anyfin) and you can get a random 10-drop for your first Anyfin. If you play it before killing Nazra, you can fill the board with more murlocs after Malchezaar pops up. One thing that I'm still not sure is whether it's better to play your first Anyfin before or after killing Nazra. There's a bit of chance to lose in the Nazra fight if your early draw isn't good, maybe about 20% chance to lose, though the defeat is usually quick. This seems to be pretty consistent overall, although I'm not sure if the deck is optimal yet. No need to keep murlocs in your opening hand since you'll draw them eventually with the help of your card draws. Mulligan for the early-game stall cards or oozes. The gameplan is to stall early on until you managed to stabilize the board, then kill Nazra when you have the Anyfin(s) in your hand to fill the board after Malchezaar used Twisting Nether.
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