Rage Tempo Warrior
- Last updated Jul 7, 2017 (Un'Goro Launch)
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Wild
- 19 Minions
- 7 Spells
- 4 Weapons
- Deck Type: Ranked Deck
- Deck Archetype: Tempo Warrior
- Crafting Cost: 2780
- Dust Needed: Loading Collection
- Created: 7/6/2017 (Un'Goro Launch)
- Pattryn
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Battle Tag:
Patryn#2996
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Region:
EU
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Total Deck Rating
40
Hi there, and thank you for checking out this deck!
First and foremost: I watched this deck on a youtube channel and tweaked a few cards around. I am not the orginial conceiver. All credits go to the good soul that came up with the original concept, and the other good soul that highlighted it.
So this is an Aggro / Tempo / NONPIRATE Warrior! Let that sink in for a bit.
Short guide on how to play and what this deck is strong against:
This deck aims to get on board early, deal with whatever threats the opponent throws on board with small and cheap removal. Goal is to get amani's / worgens / fledgeling, or frothings out around 3 and start pummeling face. The key in playing this deck well is when to use your rampage and how efficiently you use your other enrage effects. Do this well, and you can absolutely rampage out of control REALLY quickly. Grom + inner rage is a really solid finisher together with arcanite reaper and korkron.
Generally speaking I believe this deck is strong in the current meta. I'm currently grinding towards legend. I started with 0 stars on rank 5 today. Sitting halfway around rank 2 atm. I will update how I perform with this deck if I have the chance.
** Update 7-7-2017 **: Yea i'm afraid to tell you guys I'm at a standstill around rank 2-3. Getting crushed by mages mainly.
The decklist:
The list after playtesting for a while is quite flexible on some points, and very sturdy on others. Since this deck highlights rage effects (and does so quite well tbh) most of those cards are locked in stone. Some people i spoke to opt to leave out 1 inner rage, but i believe it to be part of the core. Fledgeling is optional, though I am currently looking into putting in a second fledgeling in (any suggestions what i should replace it for?).
I personally chose only 1 acolyte, after trying with 2 for a while. I feel too often it takes too long to get the draw value out of acolyte and makes for clunky turns trying to get atleast 2 draws off 1 acolyte.
General mulligan:
With coin: Blood to ichor / Amani's / Winaxe / Mad bomber (if u expect a token based opponent) / worgen / frothing / fledgeling.
Without coin: Amani berserker / Inner rage / Mad Bomber / Winaxe / Blood to ichor / Cruel taskmaster
This deck focuses heavily on curving out right. Missing your 2 / 3 drop slot is detrimental for our board control, and we NEED that to start pummeling face asap. If you like this deck, i will probably make a more detailed mulligan guide.
I'll update this as I go. Leave a comment if you have suggestions / like it! Cheers all.
+1 for your honestly
Quick comment. I am basically an Arena player but had the win 3 games as a warrior quest. Since I hadn't updated my Warrior deck in a _long_ while, I thought this one looked good. Since as I said I do not play constructed much, hence I live in the 15-20 ranks. Anyway, 3 quick no stress wins with this deck, Thanks
This is definitely my favorite deck so far! Let's hope the next expansion peppers in some synergy with this. I consistently win against control by turn 4 or 5. Against aggro it's a bit harder but most opponents go for face instead of killing an unassuming 2/3 minion. Oh the mistake that is...
This deck is so cool! I;ve been looking for a way to do an Enrage deck, but it was always too weak. This one has a better mana curve and is much more consistent, thanks for this.
try Leeroy Jenkins
Just from looking at this deck, I don't think you need to prioritize one or the other. But if you plan on dedicating yourself to warrior or aggro decks it would definitely be a worthy dust investment. Being that both are "evergreen" cards and mostly essential cards, both are great choices. Leeroy is a bit more flexible choice as far as dust investments go.
Just depends on what you are looking to invest in. Grom for warrior investment, Leeroy for aggro investment.
the most fun warrior deck i have played.
my changes to the deck: