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Went from rank 2 (1 star) to Legend this morning with Midrange Hunter in less than 2 hours it works pretty well against palladins! Gl on the climb
Battletag: Jeff2302#1313
Region: US
Level of Experience: Achieved Legend multiples times and i used to average 6-7 games on Arena before going on hiatus
Preferred Heroes: Warlock, Mage and Paladin
I’m Looking For: Questing and to increase friend list
Tell us something about you: Friendly guy, willing to help people on HS. I dont rage and wont judge whatever deck u play
Battletag: Jeff2302#1313
Region: US
Level of Experience: Achieved Legend multiples times and i used to average 6-7 games on Arena before going on hiatus
Preferred Heroes: Warlock, Mage and Paladin
I’m Looking For: Questing and to increase friend list
Tell us something about you: Friendly guy, willing to help people on HS. I dont rage and wont judge whatever deck u play
I`m currently playing this Golden Monkey Warrior deck
Went from Rank 5, 0 stars to Rank 4 , 3 stars without a loss. I'm actually surprised that this deck does so well. If I had time i would probably try to reach legend with it for the first time. But maybe some of you guys want to try it out.
The plan is basically stall the game forever by playing as little cards as possible and then let the monkey finish the game for you :)
I played CW and Renolock to reach rank 5. I was stuck there for a while. CW didn't work because of all the paladins and druids. Yesterday I switched to secret paladin and got to legend rank in a few hours. I guess I was pretty lucky.
I've actually had some time to myself lately so decided to try and reach legend. I got to rank 3 one season but ran out of time. I believe I could reach it for my first time ever :) Reached rank 5 with Midrange Hunter (forgive me lol) But now I am just facing a barrage of secret pally and face shaman. I read this thread and it seems that an ok solution for those decks would be the Taunt Ramp Druid or possibly Golden Monkey Warrior. I've been messing around with Renolock as well but I would really enjoy a deck geared around Secret Pally and Face Shaman since I honestly face that 80% or more for now anyhow :) I love playing different decks.
I made it to legend on friday. Played my Control Warrior to Rank 3. From there on it was not possible to move on. After 2 days i switched to secret pala and made it to Legend in 2 hours. I think secret Pala is by far the strongest deck atm, again!
Thanks
Anyone getting to legend without secret pally?
Legend Player Every Season
9x Legend | S18,S24,S25,S28,S30,S32,S34,S38,S39 |
reno freeze
i made it to legend using Murloc Mage.....
just kidding....i used secret pally
8x Legend, likes long walks on the beach
I'm currently at rank 5 trying to get legend for the first time using Tempo Mage. Last season I made it to rank 2 with Tempo Mage, but quit because of the Unearthed Raptor bug causing me to disconnect. This season I'm having trouble pushing past 5. Should I just tough it out and keep going or should I switch decks?
Golden heroes: Warlock, Druid, Mage, Hunter
thanks! :D
Well i got Legend Today for the first time with Tempo Mage, the deck seem great to get legend for now,Since u face alot of secret pally and mid range druids
I've been trying to even get to rank 5 and can't seem to make it happen. I can't seem to touch Paladins, no matter the flavor. When they curve out they just have too many difficult to deal with minions that require you to have the answer in hand. I just yo-yo between rank 6 and 9, hitting a wall of pure golden light whenever I try to get beyond that. =/
My confidence on hitting legend now is pretty low. I'm at rank 10 now so magically figuring it out and playing around 200 games at a 60% win rate probably isn't going to happen. I get the feeling what I'm doing wrong is more philosophical than anything; meaning my thought pattern on how to play the game is slightly off.
The big noticeable thing I've lost games from is controlling the board, then when I'm close to lethal ignoring the board giving the opponent that one opportunity to clear mine. Obvious mistakes are way down, now I just need to focus on tactical mistakes that only good players notice.