• Location: Uldaman (fourth boss/fourth wing).
• Rafaam starts the battle with 30 Health and 15 Armor.
• Staff of Origination is a passive ability and he can only be damaged every 3 turns after the staff fully charges and he summons a random boss from the Adventure.

Boss Decklist

Card Name	Total
Ancient Shade	2
Burgle	2
Curse of Rafaam	1
Dark Cultist	2
Entomb	2
Faceless Manipulator	2
Fierce Monkey	2
Flamestrike	2
Keeper of Uldaman	2
Lantern of Power	2
Mirror of Doom	2
Naga Sea Witch	2
Sludge Belcher	2
Timepiece of Horror	2
Twisting Nether	1
Unstable Portal	2
TOTAL	30

 

 

 

     Mulligan Guide: Rafaam can be an absolute pain.  He is immune to all damage for most of the fight and you only have a narrow window in which you can harm him.  Like other mill decks I've created the most important card to mulligan for is Coldlight Oracle or one of the Poisonous minions.

     Don't even worry about attacking him because you will ultimately kill him through fatigue damage.  Your goal with this deck is to delay him long enough to force him to draw his entire deck and cause him to take increasingly more damage every time he has to draw another card.  I highly recommend you watch the video at the bottom of the page if you're not familiar with how "mill" decks work.

     Once every three turns the Staff of Origination fully charges and you are able to damage him for one turn.  When this happens he summons a random boss from the Adventure and some of them can create havoc if you're unlucky.  You have no control over it, but definitely watch out for Archaedas, Chieftain Scarvash, and Lady Naz'jar because they can wreck your board and the crucial defenses you have setup or prevent you from casting anything until you kill them.

     Like so many of the heroic bosses, Rafaam is absolutely overpowered and tough to beat.  It will require some determination and luck because he is no slouch and won't go down easily.  Make sure that every third turn you have a way to deal with the boss he summons and use your Hero Power, Rummage, to dig for useful cards, and you will eventually emerge victorious!

 

     There's not much that you can switch out with this deck and I don't recommend removing the Vilespine Slayer because it is SO good in this deck, especially when you're able to use it multiple times by bouncing it back to your hand.  If you'd like to try a different approach please check out the decks below.

Priest - by MephyBenny
Hunter - by Xyhop
Paladin - by chumly