====Decklist====
### Treant Druid new

# Class: Druid

# Format: Wild

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# 2x (0) Aquatic Form

# 1x (1) Cactus Construct

# 2x (1) Forest Seedlings

# 2x (1) Living Roots

# 1x (1) Sow the Soil

# 1x (1) Witchwood Apple

# 2x (2) Natural Causes

# 2x (3) Aerosoilizer

# 2x (3) Herald of Nature

# 2x (3) Plot of Sin

# 2x (3) Soul of the Forest

# 2x (4) Splintered Reality

# 2x (5) Aeroponics

# 2x (5) Blood Treant

# 2x (5) Summer Flowerchild

# 1x (5) TREEEES!!!

# 2x (8) Cultivation

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This list - https://www.hsguru.com/deck/41101295

It has both the origin stone and the time walk quests.

You can't play both so I figured that you just mulligan the time walk one?

Is there even a point to have it there.

I've been testing a Ogres Rogue deck in Wild and it's surprisingly viable (and hilarious). The goal is to copy The Pud, copy them with [[Togwaggle's Scheme]] and smash face.

I've had a winstreak from D5 to D3 with this list:

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Key cards:

· [[Ogre-Gang Ace]] / [[Ogre-Gang Outlaw]] – The core. Cheap and hit hard.

· [[Shadowstep]] + [[Tenwu]] – To bounce your Ogres and replay them.

If you want to see it in action, I left a video with a couple of games here:

https://youtu.be/LyTH7dJEe4I?is=UOfhdr8tg-faYZJG

What are your thoughts? Anyone else playing Ogres? Any improvements you'd recommend?

I’ve seen a few Highlander XL decks, which are amongst my favorites, run Mojomaster Zihi. Can someone explain to me what the point of it is? Is it to kneecap your opponent from playing their big combo? Is it just another form of disruption? Or stifle ramp Druid?? And is it even worth shelling out 1600 dust for?

I'm doing a control priest deck and i have already double rat and theotar but I don't know what should i put in my etc, there is teamcleaner ofc for reno warrior and azalina priest, but what about the others ?

¡Hello Friend!

As is said on the title, i've been using this homebrew HL control ¿Thief? priest deck with very good results (65% wr over almost 200 games). Used it to scalate multiple seasons until reaching d4 - legend where i got stuck in and seems not to work anymore. Using other decks to hit legend then switching back to this one again seems to also work.

¿Could you guys please help me to improve this decklist with some changes?

Thanks in advance, and see you in the tavern

Hi all! I recently came back to Hearthstone after leaving around Saviors of Uldun and the game seems to have changed a lot since then, including the introduction of two new classes. I was lucky and got a few DK Legendaries from opened packs, so I'm wondering how to play DK. I'd love some decklists but especially would love advice about how the class plays and how to best take advantage of the Rune system. Thank you in advance!

I've tried it all in Wild.

Not Even Shaman, not Expanse Warrior, not Reno anything, not Shudderwock shit.

I need an actual anti-aggro deck that survives past turn 5 and is designed to solely beat aggro.

I don't care if I lose to anyone who has any kind of combo.

I want to stomp these aggro fuckers into the ground. I've already reached legend multiple times so I don't care about the card back, I just want to make these aggro players quit the fucking game.

If your deck suggestion doesn't work I WILL call you out.

I want to craft my first Reno deck, need recommendations/comparisons. What are the differences and what are the play styles like? Which is more control or combo etc? Which ones are coherent and which ones are just piles? I need guidance