Seems like no matter what i do, i always lose to this kind of warlord deck.
Playing as a jade druid sine i recently started, so havnt got other decks, but i get buttfucked every late game.
Wtf to do?



This post was edited by Thomes on Apr 5 2017 07:37pm

Pirate/rush Warrior
Dragon priest

Recently started, so i dont have that many cards for that, only have 1 good jade druid deck.

This is a game where you have to have the cards. Otherwise, you're limited. Rush decks are usually easiest to set up, and often pretty consistent for hitting legend.

Had rank 6 last month, so its not that i have that big a problems, but this deck gets me every time.

What I mean is:

Getting to rank 10, rank 5, rank 3, or legendary are all goals any F2P player can achieve. Any individual deck, or a range of decks, can easily be made by any F2P player.

What a F2P player is limited on is:

1. Dust usage is less effective.
- If you craft a legendary now, and open it later, you lost 1200 dust net of that process.
- If you save dust until you open the majority of cards you need, you likely won't have many/any usable competitive decks for a long time.
- If you disenchant cards that you may need in the future, that is wasted dust if you don't open that card from a pack before needing to re-craft it later.

2. Being competitive in HS is all about being able to adjust your deck or card choices based on what you're statistically most likely to be up against (the metagame).
- As you move up the ladder toward "Legendary" rank, the metagame for you shifts. The decks you are up against will be different. Without the necessary cards, you may not be able to play the cards or decks necessary to have the best chance of winning.
- If you don't have the right cards immediately on set release, you don't have the opportunity to react to an unstable meta.
- When you finally do have the cards you need, the metagame has settled, and certain opportunities in particular months will have already been lost to you.
- Etc, etc. Less cards = more rigid decks = you're unable to react to the metagame (which is where the bulk of skill lies in HS).

Every deck you play will have another deck that is favoured against it (except maybe pirate Warrior where most decks in the current meta are lucky to break even). You have to think outside of individual games and think about the overall climb. Do you face enough renolocks for it to be worth changing to a deck that has a more favourable winrate?

If you don't have cards for anything else then stick with jade druid. New set is out very soon and crafting cards now is pretty dangerous as they may become obsolete in the new meta.

This post was edited by Scaly on Apr 5 2017 10:10pm

i thought jade druid was favored against renolock ?
anyway, there is no deck that beats every decks, you'll always have bad and good matchups

decks like aggro shaman, (jade shaman) and pirate warriors are pretty good against reno, it just comes to a coinflip (do they have reno in hand ? or can you kill them before turn 5/6 ?)

with jade druid, you should play around their aoes when you can i guess (like, dont drop too many minions before twisting nether, keep some minion over 3 health if you can to play around the enforcer or hellfire, clear the board if you have a lot of minions to avoid an easy shadowflame and so on)

Jade Druid smashes reno usually.

agreed

btw u can't call "cancer" any deck you dislike. the "definition" is a fast deck that spreads everywhere (like, you know, cancer). Reno can't fit here