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Because don't forget that even with a more of "Control' aspect, this Hunter is still a predator above all and must kill fast his opponent. Along with weapons, they should give you a fast victory. On the other side, the rest of the deck only has management spells ( Rexxar, Explosive Trap, Hunter's Mark, Flanking Strike) and aggressive spells ( Kill Command, To My Side!, Emerald Spellstone). This bow will obviously be more efficient against Control decks since most of the other controlled decks will be conceded. On one side, we have the legendary Rhok'Delar weapon which will be important to definitely close up a game with the value created.

It's not really necessary anymore to keep Tracking as it was before, it is now more interesting to pick it during the game to find the appropriate solution depending on the situation. If you play it early in the game, the opponent will be short of removals at some point and you will grab the win

Rexxar can be a good card in your starting hand in some matchups which will be based on value (especially Control Warrior, and more generally the other Control decks).

You can also keep Secret Plan, it can be used as a Secret Tracker and give you a worthy Round 2, especially if you have Emerald.

You may want to keep Animal Companion, especially against control decks.

Explosive Trap if you know that the opponent's deck is aggressive.

Lesser Emerald Spellstone (if you can play it first in mirror, you should grab the win).

Wandering Monster to slow the opponent's aggression, create a Round 3 for (2), and maybe increase the Emerald Spellstone if you have it.

Candleshot can temper the earlygame-focused enthusiasm of the opponent.

MulliganĪs we remind you in each guide, mulligan is a key moment in the game. And don't worry, they are among the best minions of the game, for the most part. As minions, you will get zombie beasts created by Rexxar when he'll be on the board. Keep in mind the fact that your elementals also freeze what they attack, so this gives you the ability to trade into their big beast and keep them from smashing your health.You get it now, the particularity of the deck is that it contains no minion to get the best use of To My Side! and Rhok'Delar, as well as the newcomer Zul'Jin. Thanks to the healing from your elementals, this usually isn’t an issue. Usually, hunters will drop the Rexxar Hero card and attempt to craft custom beasts that they can use to overwhelm you before they run out of cards. This is another win condition Hunter usually has no answer for. With this win condition the idea is to heal so much and so consistently that your opponent either runs out of cards or loses to your army of elementals before then. She also gives your elementals lifesteal. Once on the field, Jaina summons a 3/6 Water Elemental and transforms your hero power so that it now summons a Water Elemental anytime it is used to kill a minion. Jaina is a Mage Hero card that cost nine mana to play.

For anyone who has played Mage since The Frozen Throne expansion, Jaina will be a familiar face. The deck’s last win condition comes in the form of Frost Lich Jaina. This gives you the option to not attack and as a result to not trigger their secrets. Since the BSM win condition revolves around late game, you don’t really have to worry about dealing early game damage to your opponent. A fantastic way to slow secret Hunter down is by choosing not to attack when they have secrets in play. Something to keep in mind specifically for the Secret Hunter match-up is that many of your opponent’s minions are summoned when you trigger their secrets. Since your deck doesn’t have any spells that cost less than four, this means you’ll always be doing at least 4 damage, but usually it’s closer to six. Dragon’s Fury is a great option for clearing minions with bigger health, because its damage is based off of the cost of a random spell in your deck. You’ll also be running Polymorph and Zilliax, which can help with board clear, but these are only single card removal options.īy mid game, against decks like Secret or Spell Hunter, the opponent has usually amassed a board of minions. Those big board clear spells come in the forms of Dragon’s Fury, Blizzard, Meteor, and Flamestrike.