Hearthpwn

(This deck was designed for people who wanted to play as Batman. A Batman Villain deck can be found here.)

Hello everyone. Some time back, I had noticed that Rexxar looks a lot like Batman, a bit too much for me to just ignore it. I had been wanting to make a Batman Hunter deck for the longest time, and since the preview of the Hunter Hero card, I've been amped to make a legitimate, thematic, fun Batman deck with Hunter.

Feel free to swap out cards that you don't have, so long as it can be justified given the kind of character Batman is. One rule, and only one rule. Kill Command and Deadly Shot are OFF LIMITS with this deck. Batman doesn't kill. You're allowed to kill your opponent with this deck, sure, but Kill Command and Deadly Shot are absolutely off limits.

Just like Batman, this deck has loads of utility, surprises, and packs a punch given the correct parameters. I'd like to take a moment now and explain a few things concerning why the deck looks like it does.

Fiery Bat - The Bat inspired, in part, Batman's existence. It would be a shame not to include an amazing Tempo Beast that brings utility and a bit of control to the deck.

Tracking - Batman is always tracking criminals. Why not track down success through utility?

Dirty Rat - Because when you're Batman, you're usually pretty capable of getting criminals to rat out their friends.

Explorer's Hat - Batman can't go out in the street without his cowl, duh. Don't you know anything about Batman?

Secrets in the deck - Batman has his secrets. Discovering what they are can be dangerous. User beware.

Flare - No criminal can hide from Batman, and no secret can stop him from prevailing.

Glaivezooka - What's Batman without his trusty Batarang?

Grimestreet Informant - When you're as great a guy as Batman, sometimes, the citizens of Gotham are happy to part with information about the local grime littering the streets.

Toxic Arrow + Unstable Ghoul - Sometimes, you just gotta have your handy tricks when dealing with thugs.

Bearshark - Batman. This should be obvious.

Jeeves - Batman's no good without his trusty butler. Care for a drink?

Multi-Shot - What's better than one batarang? TWO batarang.

Tundra Rhino - Just another variant of the Batmobile.

Deathstalker Rexxar - This is Batman's high tech Batsuit. This one? No, there are no nipples on this Batsuit. Alfred learned the hard way what happens when you play games with Batman, hence why Batman's butler is no longer a human.

Reno Jackson - Because Batman always ends up in at least the second round of a fight with a villain, and because Batman can afford the best Healthcare in existence.

The Black Knight - TBK is the Batman of the deck. Dark Knight, Black Knight, it's nearly the same name, come on, now.

Volcanosaur - Because being adaptable at any given moment is handy dandy.

Call of the Wild - Sometimes, you just gotta call the Justice League.

No, not all cards were explained, however, as mentioned before, it's a lot about utility, staying relevant, and showing the perpetrators of all crimes that it's not over 'til the Bat Signal is dismantled.