Those of you who’ve played Hearthstone recently have certainly had run ins with one of the most despised and hated decks around: the Patron Warrior. This deck uses the combination of Warsong Commander to fill the board with Grim Patrons, which are used to kill everything on the opposite side of the table, while also empowering Frothing Berserkers to insane attack values (especially when combined with Death’s Bite or Whirlwinds). The problem with this deck (and hence all the hate toward it) comes from the fact that this combo takes place in a single turn, and there’s not much an opposing player can do to stop it.
On March 17, CATACLYSM descends on Hearthstone, bringing back the fan‑favorite destroyer, Deathwing. Only this time, he’s not the Worldbreaker you remember. In the final moments of Across the Timeways, Murozond refused to accept defeat from Chromie and the Heroes of Time, so he smashed the Hourglass of Time and opened a portal to a nightmare timeline where Deathwing never fell. Now this undefeated Deathwing is invading Azeroth with six terrifying Lieutenants, and they’re ready to break the world all over again!
We’re revealing four new Hearthstone Demon Hunter Perils in Paradise cards today, adding to the class’s Pirate pool and helping Shaman, too.
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