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Warrior is the other class that got a new lease on life in the United in Stormwind Standard Meta. After finding itself dead-last in our previous Standard Data Report, the Warrior class now takes the #2 spot in popularity. With three different buffs and its main competitors in the Questline Shaman and Warlock archetypes nerfed, the community believes Warrior might compete in the format now. However, similar to Mage, the class struggles to see play (so far) in the top-legend bracket. The new Questline Warrior archetype, Standard’s take on Pirate Warrior, is so far the most popular Warrior list, with just over half (52.6%) of all Warriors playing the archetype.
Quest Control Warrior #1 Quest Control Warrior #2 Quest Control Warrior #3
Quest Control Warrior #4 Quest Control Warrior #5 Quest Control Warrior #6
Warrior Matchup Chart
Name
Versus Demon Hunter
Versus Druid
Versus Hunter
Versus Mage
Versus Paladin
Versus Priest
Versus Rogue
Versus Shaman
Versus Warlock
Versus Warrior
Warrior
61.2 ± 5.3% (213W-135L)
52.7 ± 3.8% (358W-321L)
56.6 ± 4.5% (277W-212L)
51.2 ± 3.0% (576W-548L)
45.6 ± 4.1% (264W-315L)
66.4 ± 5.9% (186W-94L)
62.7 ± 5.5% (205W-122L)
51.5 ± 4.5% (256W-241L)
46.2 ± 6.6% (104W-121L)
54.5 ± 3.6% (427W-356L)
Quest Warrior
60.0 ± 7.3% (114W-76L)
47.9 ± 5.3% (172W-187L)
50.2 ± 6.2% (133W-132L)
59.4 ± 4.1% (341W-233L)
46.9 ± 5.8% (138W-156L)
67.6 ± 8.4% (96W-46L)
63.1 ± 7.8% (106W-62L)
47.1 ± 6.0% (130W-146L)
50.4 ± 9.2% (61W-60L)
54.6 ± 4.9% (226W-188L)
Big Warrior
71.4 ± 14.7% (35W-14L)
64.5 ± 10.6% (60W-33L)
68.7 ± 11.1% (57W-26L)
42.3 ± 7.6% (71W-97L)
41.4 ± 10.5% (36W-51L)
58.3 ± 15.1% (28W-20L)
57.5 ± 16.6% (23W-17L)
60.8 ± 12.0% (45W-29L)
41.4 ± 17.9% (12W-17L)
61.6 ± 9.7% (69W-43L)
Quest Control Warrior
62.5 ± 11.5% (50W-30L)
51.3 ± 8.2% (79W-75L)
63.3 ± 10.3% (62W-36L)
43.1 ± 5.9% (121W-160L)
46.0 ± 8.5% (64W-75L)
69.7 ± 12.5% (46W-20L)
65.0 ± 11.5% (52W-28L)
60.6 ± 10.1% (63W-41L)
40.7 ± 13.2% (22W-32L)
59.3 ± 7.4% (112W-77L)
Rush Warrior
100.0 ± 57.9% (6W-0L)
50.0 ± 25.3% (8W-8L)
45.5 ± 28.7% (5W-6L)
47.1 ± 24.1% (8W-9L)
72.7 ± 33.7% (8W-3L)
80.0 ± 35.6% (8W-2L)
28.6 ± 24.9% (2W-5L)
60.0 ± 33.8% (6W-4L)
40.0 ± 34.7% (2W-3L)
55.6 ± 34.4% (5W-4L)
Control Warrior
30.8 ± 21.7% (4W-9L)
68.8 ± 18.8% (22W-10L)
77.8 ± 25.4% (14W-4L)
38.3 ± 13.8% (18W-29L)
44.4 ± 19.0% (12W-15L)
42.9 ± 33.0% (3W-4L)
77.8 ± 25.4% (14W-4L)
50.0 ± 28.9% (6W-6L)
25.0 ± 21.8% (2W-6L)
25.0 ± 12.9% (9W-27L)
Buff Warrior
33.3 ± 25.8% (3W-6L)
65.2 ± 22.5% (15W-8L)
42.9 ± 25.2% (6W-8L)
45.7 ± 16.9% (16W-19L)
30.0 ± 18.1% (6W-14L)
66.7 ± 44.4% (4W-2L)
57.1 ± 28.3% (8W-6L)
27.8 ± 18.1% (5W-13L)
71.4 ± 42.4% (5W-2L)
26.1 ± 15.9% (6W-17L)
Misc. Warrior
100.0 ± 98.7% (1W-0L)
100.0 ± 90.6% (2W-0L)
– (0W-0L)
50.0 ± 48.7% (1W-1L)
0.0 ± -1.3% (0W-1L)
100.0 ± 98.7% (1W-0L)
– (0W-0L)
33.3 ± 32.5% (1W-2L)
0.0 ± -1.3% (0W-1L)
– (0W-0L)
Warrior Stats
Honestly, Warlock is trying its best to hold on. However, the massive changes to several parts of the Questline the Demon Seed and its main tool Runed Mithril Rod leave the class little to work with. So far, none of the Warlock archetypes managed to maintain a positive win percentage, with the closest being Questline Zoo Warlock at 48.5%. Despite the ladder results, several of the Hearthstone Grandmasters believe in the future of Warlock, so don’t count the class out just yet.
The Shaman Class took two major hits in the 21.3 balance update as both the final step of its quest, Tame the Flames and Perpetual Flame, saw significant nerfs. Tame the Flames now requires one additional Overload card, and Perpetual Flame now costs additional mana.
Despite the changes and a significant loss of popularity, several Shaman archetypes remain at the top in terms of win rate. For example, Elemental Shaman finds itself with a win rate of 59% over a sample of ~800 games. And a different archetype, Aggro Shaman, boasts an impressive 60.3% win rate over a smaller sample. Shaman’s other archetypes, like Questline and Evolve Shaman, maintain solid win rates of 53.7 and 53.9%, respectively.
The Rogue class honestly deserves some more love from the community. While its most popular archetype, Bleed Rogue, continues to struggle with only a win rate of 46.1%, a different archetype stands out. Questline Rogue is shaping up to be one of the better decks in the post 21.3 meta with an impressive win rate of 60.4%, making it the most successful archetype of the first three days.
Questline Rogue
Quest Rogue #1 Quest Rogue #2 Quest Rogue #3
Bleed Rogue
Bleed Rogue #1 Bleed Rogue #2 Bleed Rogue #3
Bleed Rogue #4 Bleed Rogue #5 Bleed Rogue #6
Rogue Matchup Chart
Name
Versus Demon Hunter
Versus Druid
Versus Hunter
Versus Mage
Versus Paladin
Versus Priest
Versus Rogue
Versus Shaman
Versus Warlock
Versus Warrior
Rogue
43.7 ± 8.3% (62W-80L)
41.3 ± 6.4% (95W-135L)
51.0 ± 7.0% (106W-102L)
55.3 ± 5.1% (213W-172L)
46.9 ± 7.1% (92W-104L)
51.9 ± 9.9% (55W-51L)
59.8 ± 9.3% (73W-49L)
45.1 ± 7.3% (83W-101L)
56.9 ± 10.2% (58W-44L)
44.2 ± 5.9% (122W-154L)
Quest Rogue
61.5 ± 21.0% (16W-10L)
51.2 ± 15.7% (22W-21L)
68.6 ± 14.5% (35W-16L)
48.2 ± 11.0% (41W-44L)
65.1 ± 16.0% (28W-15L)
72.7 ± 22.9% (16W-6L)
71.4 ± 23.6% (15W-6L)
53.3 ± 19.0% (16W-14L)
66.7 ± 23.6% (14W-7L)
66.1 ± 13.1% (41W-21L)
Poison Rogue
28.6 ± 20.2% (4W-10L)
21.7 ± 14.3% (5W-18L)
42.9 ± 21.0% (9W-12L)
77.5 ± 16.0% (31W-9L)
21.4 ± 16.8% (3W-11L)
36.4 ± 25.4% (4W-7L)
82.4 ± 25.8% (14W-3L)
44.1 ± 16.9% (15W-19L)
62.5 ± 38.0% (5W-3L)
43.5 ± 20.3% (10W-13L)
Misc. Rogue
80.0 ± 51.6% (4W-1L)
33.3 ± 25.8% (3W-6L)
25.0 ± 21.8% (2W-6L)
16.7 ± 14.6% (2W-10L)
57.1 ± 38.7% (4W-3L)
25.0 ± 24.4% (1W-3L)
75.0 ± 40.1% (6W-2L)
25.0 ± 24.4% (1W-3L)
66.7 ± 57.2% (2W-1L)
33.3 ± 32.5% (1W-2L)
Bleed Rogue
38.7 ± 9.9% (36W-57L)
41.6 ± 8.0% (62W-87L)
46.8 ± 9.0% (58W-66L)
55.7 ± 6.5% (136W-108L)
44.0 ± 8.9% (55W-70L)
49.3 ± 12.3% (34W-35L)
50.7 ± 12.0% (37W-36L)
44.7 ± 9.3% (51W-63L)
52.9 ± 12.5% (36W-32L)
37.2 ± 7.0% (68W-115L)
Bounce Rogue
50.0 ± 43.2% (2W-2L)
50.0 ± 38.2% (3W-3L)
50.0 ± 43.2% (2W-2L)
75.0 ± 55.6% (3W-1L)
28.6 ± 24.9% (2W-5L)
– (0W-0L)
33.3 ± 32.5% (1W-2L)
0.0 ± -0.8% (0W-2L)
50.0 ± 48.7% (1W-1L)
40.0 ± 34.7% (2W-3L)
Rogue Stats
The final changes of the patch 21.3 update is to the long-controversial card Mindrender Illucia, which effectively gutted any benefit the card had previously. Despite that, the other changes to the main opposition of the Priest class allow the Control priest archetypes, like Questline Priest, to take hold of the top-Legend meta, with an impressive 18.1% of Top-Legend games including Priest, despite an overall popularity of 5 to 6% on the ranked ladder.
Paladin, and its standout archetype Handbuff Paladin, remain at the top of the United in Stormwind meta. The class’ representation at 10.2% of the meta after the balance changes comes to no surprise with its win rate of 57.7% so far. The deck remains one of the easier archetypes in the United in Stormwind meta, with its easy-to-pick-up playstyle and game plan. If you are looking for a new deck to your arsenal, consider one of the Handbuff Paladin decks linked below.
The Mage class is shaping up to become the new most popular deck in the 21.3 Standard Hearthstone meta. With two tools seeing significant buffs, the community is out in force trying to find the best performing lists for Questline and Hero Power Mage. Both the change to Wildfire and Mordresh Fire Eye improve the long-theory crafted Hero Power Mage significantly. Whether Mage can make a return to the United in Stormwind Meta’s top-performing decks is still up to question, as the deck is yet to make an appearance in the top-legend ranks since the balance changes.
Questline Mage
Quest Mage #1 Quest Mage #2 Quest Mage #3
Quest Mage #4 Quest Mage #5 Quest Mage #6
Hero Power Mage
Hero Power Mage #1 Hero Power Mage #2 Hero Power Mage #3
Hero Power Mage #4 Hero Power Mage #5 Hero Power Mage #6
Mage Matchup Chart
Name
Versus Demon Hunter
Versus Druid
Versus Hunter
Versus Mage
Versus Paladin
Versus Priest
Versus Rogue
Versus Shaman
Versus Warlock
Versus Warrior
Mage
49.4 ± 5.0% (200W-205L)
51.9 ± 3.6% (397W-368L)
39.5 ± 4.0% (235W-360L)
50.1 ± 2.7% (702W-698L)
51.3 ± 4.0% (326W-309L)
60.6 ± 5.5% (197W-128L)
47.0 ± 5.5% (156W-176L)
52.9 ± 4.1% (309W-275L)
63.0 ± 5.7% (194W-114L)
45.1 ± 3.3% (395W-481L)
Quest Mage
50.5 ± 7.1% (103W-101L)
47.3 ± 5.0% (187W-208L)
45.1 ± 5.8% (134W-163L)
54.3 ± 3.8% (382W-321L)
57.0 ± 5.4% (195W-147L)
56.0 ± 8.3% (84W-66L)
42.3 ± 7.4% (74W-101L)
64.3 ± 5.9% (180W-100L)
76.6 ± 7.4% (121W-37L)
58.7 ± 4.9% (249W-175L)
Hero Power Mage
49.0 ± 7.3% (94W-98L)
57.3 ± 5.3% (205W-153L)
33.8 ± 5.5% (97W-190L)
46.1 ± 3.8% (311W-364L)
45.7 ± 5.9% (128W-152L)
64.9 ± 7.7% (111W-60L)
52.0 ± 8.3% (78W-72L)
43.2 ± 5.7% (127W-167L)
49.3 ± 8.4% (72W-74L)
32.3 ± 4.4% (142W-298L)
Misc. Mage
33.3 ± 25.8% (3W-6L)
41.7 ± 26.5% (5W-7L)
36.4 ± 25.4% (4W-7L)
40.9 ± 20.2% (9W-13L)
23.1 ± 18.0% (3W-10L)
50.0 ± 43.2% (2W-2L)
57.1 ± 38.7% (4W-3L)
20.0 ± 17.5% (2W-8L)
25.0 ± 24.4% (1W-3L)
33.3 ± 23.4% (4W-8L)
Mage Stats
Despite the significant buffs to two Hunter cards, Leatherworking Kit and Selective Breeder, the archetype remains lackluster. While both Face Hunter and Questline Hunter remain in the meta, neither deck truly stands out so far. With 8.8% representation, the Hunter class isn’t in as bad of a spot as classes like Shaman, Rogue, or Warlock, but with no negative changes to the class, you would certainly expect more.
Questline Hunter
Quest Hunter #1 Quest Hunter #2 Quest Hunter #3
Quest Hunter #4 Quest Hunter #5 Quest Hunter #6
Face Hunter
Face Hunter #1 Face Hunter #2 Face Hunter #3
Face Hunter #4 Face Hunter #5 Face Hunter #6
Hunter Matchup Chart
Name
Versus Demon Hunter
Versus Druid
Versus Hunter
Versus Mage
Versus Paladin
Versus Priest
Versus Rogue
Versus Shaman
Versus Warlock
Versus Warrior
Hunter
50.0 ± 7.4% (92W-92L)
44.6 ± 5.6% (139W-173L)
46.2 ± 5.6% (145W-169L)
55.8 ± 4.2% (321W-254L)
42.1 ± 5.7% (123W-169L)
56.1 ± 7.7% (97W-76L)
48.0 ± 7.7% (82W-89L)
50.4 ± 6.1% (138W-136L)
61.9 ± 8.8% (83W-51L)
50.1 ± 5.0% (199W-198L)
Quest Hunter
54.7 ± 12.9% (35W-29L)
38.3 ± 10.6% (31W-50L)
46.5 ± 10.8% (40W-46L)
67.2 ± 7.3% (125W-61L)
40.4 ± 10.3% (36W-53L)
60.9 ± 15.5% (28W-18L)
42.6 ± 13.4% (23W-31L)
64.1 ± 11.7% (50W-28L)
61.9 ± 16.3% (26W-16L)
54.2 ± 9.4% (64W-54L)
Face Hunter
41.2 ± 11.8% (28W-40L)
51.2 ± 9.1% (64W-61L)
50.4 ± 9.2% (62W-61L)
66.7 ± 7.3% (122W-61L)
44.4 ± 9.6% (48W-60L)
57.4 ± 14.2% (31W-23L)
57.4 ± 13.3% (35W-26L)
52.7 ± 10.6% (49W-44L)
73.7 ± 13.3% (42W-15L)
41.3 ± 8.2% (59W-84L)
Rat Hunter
50.0 ± 28.9% (6W-6L)
44.4 ± 19.0% (12W-15L)
25.0 ± 21.8% (2W-6L)
34.5 ± 16.5% (10W-19L)
50.0 ± 27.0% (7W-7L)
88.9 ± 37.1% (8W-1L)
75.0 ± 40.1% (6W-2L)
53.8 ± 28.7% (7W-6L)
25.0 ± 24.4% (1W-3L)
76.2 ± 23.4% (16W-5L)
Beast Hunter
61.3 ± 19.1% (19W-12L)
43.6 ± 13.3% (24W-31L)
43.8 ± 11.6% (32W-41L)
38.9 ± 8.6% (49W-77L)
51.7 ± 13.3% (31W-29L)
53.7 ± 14.1% (29W-25L)
42.9 ± 16.5% (15W-20L)
45.6 ± 13.3% (26W-31L)
42.9 ± 21.0% (9W-12L)
52.4 ± 11.3% (43W-39L)
Misc. Hunter
40.0 ± 34.7% (2W-3L)
25.0 ± 21.8% (2W-6L)
50.0 ± 38.2% (3W-3L)
23.5 ± 16.7% (4W-13L)
11.1 ± 10.8% (1W-8L)
0.0 ± -1.3% (0W-1L)
42.9 ± 33.0% (3W-4L)
16.7 ± 14.6% (2W-10L)
75.0 ± 55.6% (3W-1L)
66.7 ± 31.8% (8W-4L)
Boar Hunter
50.0 ± 43.2% (2W-2L)
37.5 ± 22.3% (6W-10L)
33.3 ± 20.0% (6W-12L)
32.4 ± 15.0% (11W-23L)
0.0 ± -0.2% (0W-12L)
11.1 ± 10.8% (1W-8L)
0.0 ± -0.4% (0W-6L)
19.0 ± 13.6% (4W-17L)
33.3 ± 29.0% (2W-4L)
42.9 ± 21.0% (9W-12L)
Hunter Stats
Druid remains popular, taking the #4 spot in terms of overall popularity. Druid’s most popular archetype, the Aggro or Token Druid deck, remains at the top of the meta, finding itself with one of Standard’s top win rates once more, this time at 59.7%, a step up from the previous data reports 57.4%. While we can explain some of the increase through players testing new archetypes, which aggressive archetypes naturally pray on, the archetype undeniably remains powerful and worth playing to climb the United in Stormwind Standard ladder.
Notably, Druid is the single-most popular class in the top-legend ranks due to the strength of Celestial Alignment Druid. Despite its popularity at the top-legend ranks, the archetype finds itself much less successful and potent in the lower Hearthstone ranks.
The Demon Hunter class lost its favorite tool as Irebound Brute now costs one additional gold. As such, most players quickly removed the tool from their Demon Hunter decks and looked for new alternatives. However, one deck gained from the change is Deathrattle Demon Hunter, which continues to rise in strength and popularity. The Deathrattle Demon Hunter archetype remains under the radar for most players. Still, it seems to quickly become the go-to choice for Illidan’s followers, as their old favorite Questline archetype cannot keep up anymore.
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Warrior – Warlock – Priest – Paladin – Mage
Hunter – Demon Hunter – Rogue – Shaman – Druid
Class Distribution Data
Matchup Chart – Most Popular Decks & Info
Warrior is the other class that got a new lease on life in the United in Stormwind Standard Meta. After finding itself dead-last in our previous Standard Data Report, the Warrior class now takes the #2 spot in popularity. With three different buffs and its main competitors in the Questline Shaman and Warlock archetypes nerfed, the community believes Warrior might compete in the format now. However, similar to Mage, the class struggles to see play (so far) in the top-legend bracket. The new Questline Warrior archetype, Standard’s take on Pirate Warrior, is so far the most popular Warrior list, with just over half (52.6%) of all Warriors playing the archetype.
Quest Warrior
Quest Warrior #1
Quest Warrior #2
Quest Warrior #3
Quest Warrior #4
Quest Warrior #5
Quest Warrior #6
Big Warrior
Big Warrior #1
Big Warrior #2
Big Warrior #3
Big Warrior #4
Big Warrior #5
Big Warrior #6
Questline Control Warrior
Quest Control Warrior #1
Quest Control Warrior #2
Quest Control Warrior #3
Quest Control Warrior #4
Quest Control Warrior #5
Quest Control Warrior #6
Warrior Matchup Chart
Warrior Stats
Honestly, Warlock is trying its best to hold on. However, the massive changes to several parts of the Questline the Demon Seed and its main tool Runed Mithril Rod leave the class little to work with. So far, none of the Warlock archetypes managed to maintain a positive win percentage, with the closest being Questline Zoo Warlock at 48.5%. Despite the ladder results, several of the Hearthstone Grandmasters believe in the future of Warlock, so don’t count the class out just yet.
Questline Zoo Warlock
Quest Zoo Warlock #1
Quest Zoo Warlock #2
Quest Zoo Warlock #3
Questline Warlock
Quest Warlock #1
Quest Warlock #2
Quest Warlock #3
Quest Warlock #4
Quest Warlock #5
Quest Warlock #6
Warlock Matchup Chart
Warlock Stats
The Shaman Class took two major hits in the 21.3 balance update as both the final step of its quest, Tame the Flames and Perpetual Flame, saw significant nerfs. Tame the Flames now requires one additional Overload card, and Perpetual Flame now costs additional mana.
Despite the changes and a significant loss of popularity, several Shaman archetypes remain at the top in terms of win rate. For example, Elemental Shaman finds itself with a win rate of 59% over a sample of ~800 games. And a different archetype, Aggro Shaman, boasts an impressive 60.3% win rate over a smaller sample. Shaman’s other archetypes, like Questline and Evolve Shaman, maintain solid win rates of 53.7 and 53.9%, respectively.
Elemental Shaman
Elemental Shaman #1
Elemental Shaman #2
Elemental Shaman #3
Elemental Shaman #4
Elemental Shaman #5
Questline Shaman
Quest Shaman #1
Quest Shaman #2
Quest Shaman #3
Quest Shaman #4
Quest Shaman #5
Quest Shaman #6
Evolve Shaman
Evolve Shaman #1
Evolve Shaman #2
Evolve Shaman #3

Evolve Shaman #4Shaman Matchup Chart
Shaman Stats
The Rogue class honestly deserves some more love from the community. While its most popular archetype, Bleed Rogue, continues to struggle with only a win rate of 46.1%, a different archetype stands out. Questline Rogue is shaping up to be one of the better decks in the post 21.3 meta with an impressive win rate of 60.4%, making it the most successful archetype of the first three days.
Questline Rogue
Quest Rogue #1
Quest Rogue #2
Quest Rogue #3
Bleed Rogue
Bleed Rogue #1
Bleed Rogue #2
Bleed Rogue #3
Bleed Rogue #4
Bleed Rogue #5
Bleed Rogue #6
Rogue Matchup Chart
Rogue Stats
The final changes of the patch 21.3 update is to the long-controversial card Mindrender Illucia, which effectively gutted any benefit the card had previously. Despite that, the other changes to the main opposition of the Priest class allow the Control priest archetypes, like Questline Priest, to take hold of the top-Legend meta, with an impressive 18.1% of Top-Legend games including Priest, despite an overall popularity of 5 to 6% on the ranked ladder.
Aggro Shadow Priest
Aggro Shadow Priest #1
Aggro Shadow Priest #2
Aggro Shadow Priest #3
Aggro Shadow Priest #4
Aggro Shadow Priest #5
Questline Priest
Quest Priest #1
Quest Priest #2
Quest Priest #3
Priest Matchup Chart
Priest Matchup Stats
Paladin, and its standout archetype Handbuff Paladin, remain at the top of the United in Stormwind meta. The class’ representation at 10.2% of the meta after the balance changes comes to no surprise with its win rate of 57.7% so far. The deck remains one of the easier archetypes in the United in Stormwind meta, with its easy-to-pick-up playstyle and game plan. If you are looking for a new deck to your arsenal, consider one of the Handbuff Paladin decks linked below.
Handbuff Paladin
Handbuff Paladin #1
Handbuff Paladin #2
Handbuff Paladin #3
Handbuff Paladin #4
Handbuff Paladin #5
Handbuff Paladin #6
Libram Paladin
Libram Paladin #1
Libram Paladin #2
Libram Paladin #3
Libram Paladin #4
Libram Paladin #5
Libram Paladin #6
Paladin Matchup Chart
Paladin Stats
The Mage class is shaping up to become the new most popular deck in the 21.3 Standard Hearthstone meta. With two tools seeing significant buffs, the community is out in force trying to find the best performing lists for Questline and Hero Power Mage. Both the change to Wildfire and Mordresh Fire Eye improve the long-theory crafted Hero Power Mage significantly. Whether Mage can make a return to the United in Stormwind Meta’s top-performing decks is still up to question, as the deck is yet to make an appearance in the top-legend ranks since the balance changes.
Questline Mage
Quest Mage #1
Quest Mage #2
Quest Mage #3
Quest Mage #4
Quest Mage #5
Quest Mage #6
Hero Power Mage
Hero Power Mage #1
Hero Power Mage #2
Hero Power Mage #3
Hero Power Mage #4
Hero Power Mage #5
Hero Power Mage #6
Mage Matchup Chart
Mage Stats
Despite the significant buffs to two Hunter cards, Leatherworking Kit and Selective Breeder, the archetype remains lackluster. While both Face Hunter and Questline Hunter remain in the meta, neither deck truly stands out so far. With 8.8% representation, the Hunter class isn’t in as bad of a spot as classes like Shaman, Rogue, or Warlock, but with no negative changes to the class, you would certainly expect more.
Questline Hunter
Quest Hunter #1
Quest Hunter #2
Quest Hunter #3
Quest Hunter #4
Quest Hunter #5
Quest Hunter #6
Face Hunter
Face Hunter #1
Face Hunter #2
Face Hunter #3
Face Hunter #4
Face Hunter #5
Face Hunter #6
Hunter Matchup Chart
Hunter Stats
Druid remains popular, taking the #4 spot in terms of overall popularity. Druid’s most popular archetype, the Aggro or Token Druid deck, remains at the top of the meta, finding itself with one of Standard’s top win rates once more, this time at 59.7%, a step up from the previous data reports 57.4%. While we can explain some of the increase through players testing new archetypes, which aggressive archetypes naturally pray on, the archetype undeniably remains powerful and worth playing to climb the United in Stormwind Standard ladder.
Notably, Druid is the single-most popular class in the top-legend ranks due to the strength of Celestial Alignment Druid. Despite its popularity at the top-legend ranks, the archetype finds itself much less successful and potent in the lower Hearthstone ranks.
Aggro Druid
Aggro Druid #1
Aggro Druid #2
Aggro Druid #3
Aggro Druid #4
Aggro Druid #5
Aggro Druid #6
Celestial Alignment Druid
Celestial Alignment Druid #1
Celestial Alignment Druid #2
Celestial Alignment Druid #3
Celestial Alignment Druid #4
Celestial Alignment Druid #5
Celestial Alignment Druid #6
Druid Matchup Chart
Druid Stats
The Demon Hunter class lost its favorite tool as Irebound Brute now costs one additional gold. As such, most players quickly removed the tool from their Demon Hunter decks and looked for new alternatives. However, one deck gained from the change is Deathrattle Demon Hunter, which continues to rise in strength and popularity. The Deathrattle Demon Hunter archetype remains under the radar for most players. Still, it seems to quickly become the go-to choice for Illidan’s followers, as their old favorite Questline archetype cannot keep up anymore.
Deathrattle Demon Hunter
Deathrattle Demon Hunter #1
Deathrattle Demon Hunter #2
Deathrattle Demon Hunter #3
Deathrattle Demon Hunter #4
Deathrattle Demon Hunter #5
Fel Demon Hunter
Fel Demon Hunter #1
Fel Demon Hunter #2
Fel Demon Hunter #3
Demon Hunter Matchup Chart
Demon Hunter Stats
Bonus Stats and Things
All Stats Sep 22 – 25
Overall Class Matchup Chart & info
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