Learn Hearthstone Ask /r/CompetitiveHS | Monday, March 19, 2018

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• Ask /r/CompetitiveHS | Monday, March 19, 2018
• Analysing Jade Druid vs Jade Druid by sipiwi94
• Watching competitive Hearthstone (March 19-25)
• What’s Working and What Isn’t? | Monday, March 19, 2018
• Control Warlock to Legend Guide. To Fear the Clear

Ask /r/CompetitiveHS | Monday, March 19, 2018 Posted: 19 Mar 2018 08:00 AM PDT This is an open thread for any discussion pertaining to Competitive Hearthstone. This is a thread for discussions that don't qualify for a stand-alone post on the subreddit. This thread is sorted by new by default. You can ask for deck reviews, competitive budget replacements, how to mulligan in specific matchups, etc. Anything goes, as long as it's related to playing Hearthstone competitively. Has your question been asked before? Check our FAQ to see if we've got you covered. Or if you're looking for an educational hearthstone read, check out our Timeless Resources There are a few rules: Please be respectful to you your fellow players Please report posts that don't pertain to competitive Hearthstone. Concerns with the subreddit should be directed to modmail If you would like to chat about Hearthstone in real time, then you should check out our official Discord channel. Do you want help from dedicated teachers? Check out our partners - the AskHearthstone Discord Server. submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]

Analysing Jade Druid vs Jade Druid by sipiwi94 Posted: 19 Mar 2018 06:01 PM PDT submitted by /u/sipiwi94 [link] [comments]

Watching competitive Hearthstone (March 19-25) Posted: 19 Mar 2018 09:57 AM PDT Select matches of the round robin for the Hearthstone Collegiate Championship for Spring 2018 from Tespa will be broadcast every Monday and Tuesday through early April. More details are at https://compete.tespa.org/tournament/97 . And the streams will be at https://twitch.tv/playHearthstone . The streams are scheduled for 5-9 PM PST / 8-midnight EST. The hours are very rough for those of us in Europe, but you can always check the VODs after the fact. HCT Oslo is this weekend. It will be held Saturday, March 24, and Sunday, March 25. It will start at 10 AM CET (5 AM EDT - yikes) both days. It's a 256-person open tournament that features Last Hero Standing. For more information, check out the Battlefy page at https://battlefy.com/polarisgg/hct-polaris-oslo-tour-stop/5a7a4acd8c3e70038ad9f45c/info?infoTab=details and the FAQ page at http://www.gigacon.no/phs/faq/ . I am almost certain the stream will be on https://twitch.tv/playHearthstone ; if that changes, I'll change this post to reflect where it will be. As always, if there's anything that I missed or need to add, let me know and I will do so. Thanks for reading! submitted by /u/Dedmon3000 [link] [comments]

What’s Working and What Isn’t? | Monday, March 19, 2018 Posted: 19 Mar 2018 08:06 AM PDT Discuss what you are playing, what you're having success with(or failures with), and any new/cool ideas you've been experimenting with, etc. The point is to share what you've been playing, and how it's going, good or bad - there are no other rules or requirements. Some ideas on what to post/share: What you've been playing and its successes (or struggles). Stats are not required. There is no minimum rank required, though sharing what rank you've been playing at is preferred. Deck adjustments you made or are planning to make in reaction to the meta or as new innovation. E.g. "I saw 30% of deck X, so I made Y changes to help deal with deck X." (change) Showing off a deck you achieved legend with this season and wanting to share it without having to write a guide Resources: CompetitiveHS Discord VS live stats HSReplays by winrate (warning - paywalled to filter outside of rank 25, stats may be misleading if using L-25 stats) submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]

Control Warlock to Legend Guide. To Fear the Clear Posted: 19 Mar 2018 07:23 PM PDT Hello! I made legend with this fun version of control warlock. First time writing a guide so feel free to ask questions. Why Control Warlock? If you: *Are looking for a skill intensive deck with satisfying last gasp wins *Are sick of all the Cubelock *Enjoy playing late game decks *Love to watch the opponent's board melt. (8-10) clear board cards *Enjoy great matchups against the meta and get free wins against Druids Always the Control This is a hard deck to master but contains enough firepower to take down any deck in the meta. It's fun and suprisingly straightforward due to the nature of its gameplan. 99% of the decks you will be facing will be the beatdown while you maintain the control. Well isn't that too slow? One would assume as that's usually the case but this deck curves out very well with 4 one, 4 two, and 4 three drops. Throw the 10 board clears (6 of which are sub-4 costs) and it's usually possible to make it to the late game. Decklist Proof of Legend Record (Rank 5-Legend): 46-29 (61.3%) Matchups Warlock (11-9): Cubes are tough but containable. A good spellbreaker is key (use it on a cube or to prevent a possed lackey from popping). In the mirror it's usually about whoever gets off their Rin and seals off first. Luckily we run 2 Stonehill defenders for more chances to curve her out. Priest (8-7): Priests are okay if you maintain board at all times. Easier said than done but sometimes I will hard mulligan for Skulking Geist or Rin if my hand is lacking. Dragon is easier than Big Priest because of the high roll power. Mage (7-6): Aluneth mage is easy if you mulligan and curve out correctly. Death Knight Jaina is tough. Make sure that as soon as Rin enters your hand you try to burn your opponent's deck. Same thing against quest mage. Paladin (8-4): Sick matchup and my losses were usually due to horrible draws or ridiculously strong adaptation turns. The despicable dreadlords are key to dude matchups and murlocs usually die to a well timed defile. Hunter (6-1): Very easy matchup. The one loss was when my opponent high-rolled some very nice cards from his weapon and was able to burn me down before 10. Druid (5-0) Almost a free win. Skulking Geist destroys them and there is no coming back from it. I usually mulligan my entire hand looking for it but that's probably not even necessary with all of the taunts and board clears. Warrior (1-1): I lost to a pretty interesting pirate warrior deck. Pretty dead class though and I hardly saw any. No Shaman and no Rogues during the whole climb Flex spots Spellbreaker is pretty crucial and I can see the argument for 2 if you see the meta is demanding such. Maybe cut a tar creeper. I can also see plated beetle swapped out for another 2 drop such as gnomeferatu or vulgar homunculus but personally I'm keeping my beetles. Thanks for reading! Deckcode: ### Control Class: Warlock Format: Standard Year of the Mammoth 2x (1) Kobold Librarian 2x (1) Mistress of Mixtures 2x (2) Defile 2x (2) Doomsayer 2x (2) Plated Beetle 2x (3) Stonehill Defender 2x (3) Tar Creeper 2x (4) Hellfire 2x (4) Lesser Amethyst Spellstone 1x (4) Spellbreaker 2x (5) Despicable Dreadlord 1x (6) Rin, the First Disciple 1x (6) Siphon Soul 1x (6) Skulking Geist 2x (8) Twisting Nether 2x (9) Voidlord 1x (10) Bloodreaver Gul'dan 1x (10) N'Zoth, the Corruptor AAECAf0GBvIFzAjgrAKgzgKX0wLY5wIMigHbBrYHm8ICysMC3sQC58sC980C8tACiNIC6uYC6OcCAA== submitted by /u/Barezark [link] [comments]

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