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Weekend Wacky Wild Decks

It's the weekend and we think it is time to take a break from Standard and jump into the Wild format where all of our old friends from expansions past have a chance at glory once more. We've got several deck lists below for you to take a gander; choose one, and let's meet up on the ladder.

If these decks don't look appealing, why not create your own? If you think you've come up with something great, be sure to add it to the site via our deckbuilder and leave a comment on this post to show it off the the world. Onto those decks!

Be sure to also check out our Wild Deck Listing! And for record's sake, we'll still be covering the top wild decks of the week every Sunday still!

Silver Hand Deathrattle Paladin

Last week we showcased a Silver Hand Paladin deck and now we're doing so again but this time with a much different list. Rather than focusing only on the dudes of the deck, there's some strong Deathrattle play which makes for a super strong end-game once you drop N'Zoth, the Corruptor which if your opponent hasn't died yet, they're in for a bad time.

The low amount of Deathrattle minions in the deck really help pull off consistency through N'Zoth.

Tentacle Ramp Druid

Straight out of an anime with this deck featuring two of our Old God friends! We've got some Choose One interaction, solid Deathrattle minions, and plenty of late game powerhouses after you've built yourself up easily throughout the game.

Reno Rattle Roll

This is such a fun look deck, though you best be ready to break that wallet unless you happen to have quite a few adventure cards! The deck is all about the Deathrattle and you'll be making use of the new Terrorscale Stalker as an activator for some fun combos! The guide is an absolute must read before piloting the deck.

Reno N'Zoth Quest  Priest

So, Priests got that quest, Awaken the Makers, which makes use of the Deathrattle mechanic; it's pretty cool. They stall you out all game while they drop minion after minion, only for them to buff their Health up to 40. Next comes out the Old God himself N'Zoth to bring back everything you spent an hour to kill, which is really no problem you think. You deal with that and then... then you end up with Reno healing them back to 40.

Yep, Priests really are the master of healing. If you want to play slower games where you react to everything your opponent does while laughing like a maniac in the background, you've come to the right place.

Not at all salty about the Priest quest.

Bonus points for people who queue into Reno N'Zoth Quest Priest multiple. times. in. a. row.

Pony Renolock

To finish things off, we're going into another Renolock deck which brings some fun Deathrattle synergy to the inn. Spiritsinger Umbra is one of the strong parts of this deck which can interact with Dreadsteed to get some sick numbers of ponies out onto the field. On top of that, you've got plenty of great Warlock removal at your disposal to get rid of your opponents minions while keeping your board filled up with magical creatures of destruction.

It should also be noted that this Reno deck is a bit different than most where you're running two copies of a card, in this case Dreadsteed, so keep that in mind before dropping Jackson.