We are happy to present a comprehensive list of Wild Hearthstone Streamer Decks in the Darkmoon Faire. All data used is provided by Donkey. Data & Image Formatting by Gerben from the DataDecks Discord! To avoid load time issues, each of the archetypes is separated into tabs. To find lists for your favorite archetypes, simply press the button & copy the deck codes!
Do you want to jump straight to your favorite class? Press any of the links below and find it right away!
The categorization was done primarily by categorizing the decks based on the amount of core cards they had of an archetype, the core cards per archetype was pulled from the hsreplay API. This is a flawed implementation of their API and as such the decks are not always categorized correctly, after the initial categorization the decks are categorized again based on similarity to other archetypes within the class and if a deck does change archetypes, I do change their name to [Archetype according to hsreplay mix Archetype according to deck similarity]. Example: A deck could be named [Stealth Rogue mix Tempo Rogue], even though the deck has no stealth cards and is just a regular tempo rogue, but in most cases deck categorization is correct.
Warrior
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Warrior sees a surge in Odd Warriors in the later-stages of the December season of the Darkmoon Faire expansion. Likely there is some correlation here alongside the lack of Warrior archetypes like Bomb & Pirate (Galakrond) Warrior featured in the previous reports.
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
The prevalence of Reno Warlock is quite surprising, considering the generally considered “stronger” archetype of Darkglare Warlock lacks representation. One reason for the discrepancy could be that people are unlikely to enjoy watching their favorite streamers play the deck that is so common on the ranked ladder.
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Shaman continues its fall from grace in the Wild Hearthstone format, as Even Shaman is the one remaining archetype for the class to see any degree of success in the December season. Shaman fanatics are calling for the return of the Saronite Chain Gang. A card previously featured in Shudderwock Shaman received a nerf a long time ago that significantly damaged the archetype.
Even Shaman
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Rogue
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Rogue sees a variety of archetypes near the end of the December season. However, Kingsbane Rogue still stands far above the other archetypes.
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Reno Priest continues to reign supreme despite the recent nerf to Lorekeeper Polkelt. In the final two weeks of December, Reno Priest made up over a third of the (successful) decks. Reno Priest beat its competitor Reno Warlock by over 13% in successful representation this time around. The Reno Priest archetype shows no signs of slowing down. Combining the overrepresentation of the archetype on the ranked ladder, with its high success rate, suggest an additional nerf may be on the horizon.
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Paladin
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
While Paladin’s six unique successful archetypes may look impressive, the class is still not quite in a good spot in the meta. While sure, the class sees more representation than Hunter, Shaman, and Demon Hunter combined, no archetype stands out. Odd Paladin is still a favorite among some players, but the deck continues to fall, with Reno Priest gaining more popularity.
Pure Paladin
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Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Mage, and in particular Secret Mage, is one of the biggest successors from Hearthstone’s latest nerf patch. Many popular tier-lists now rank Secret Mage as one of the best decks right alongside Darkglare Warlock & Reno Priest. Some players even go as far as to call for a nerf to Arcane Flakmage due to its potential against other aggressive matchups.
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
As mentioned earlier, Hunter, alongside Shaman & Demon Hunter simply don’t stand a chance. With the nerf to Dinotamer Brann most streamers started to avoid the class entirely. However, the main victor in the Hunter class is Even Hunter, which some streamers started to experiment with due to its new tool now that Dinotamer Brann is eight mana.
Even Hunter
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Druid
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Druid continues to come along. Consistent as always, but currently not spectacular. There are some playable and even strong archetypes for the class, with the standout being Jade Druid. While it struggles against the popular two, Darkglare Warlock & Reno Priest, it does surprisingly well against most other available decks in the meta.
Dust cost of median deck of archetype (left), % of time of all playtime of successful decks (right)
Demon Hunter is bound to struggle for a long time in the Wild format due to its extremely limited card pool. However, now with the new nerfs to Demon Hunter, the class is removed from the format once more. Only a single archetype, Lifesteal Demon Hunter, found enough success to feature in the report.
Certain data appears to not be accurate in the report. As such we are taking action to further validate it for the upcoming reports. This process may take a few weeks, but we are working hard to provide better content for the community
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We are happy to present a comprehensive list of Wild Hearthstone Streamer Decks in the Darkmoon Faire. All data used is provided by Donkey. Data & Image Formatting by Gerben from the DataDecks Discord! To avoid load time issues, each of the archetypes is separated into tabs. To find lists for your favorite archetypes, simply press the button & copy the deck codes!
Do you want to jump straight to your favorite class? Press any of the links below and find it right away!
Categorization
The categorization was done primarily by categorizing the decks based on the amount of core cards they had of an archetype, the core cards per archetype was pulled from the hsreplay API.
This is a flawed implementation of their API and as such the decks are not always categorized correctly, after the initial categorization the decks are categorized again based on similarity to other archetypes within the class and if a deck does change archetypes, I do change their name to [Archetype according to hsreplay mix Archetype according to deck similarity]. Example: A deck could be named [Stealth Rogue mix Tempo Rogue], even though the deck has no stealth cards and is just a regular tempo rogue, but in most cases deck categorization is correct.
Warrior
Warrior sees a surge in Odd Warriors in the later-stages of the December season of the Darkmoon Faire expansion. Likely there is some correlation here alongside the lack of Warrior archetypes like Bomb & Pirate (Galakrond) Warrior featured in the previous reports.
Odd Warrior
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Odd Warrior #4:
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Deadman’s Hand Warrior
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Warlock
The prevalence of Reno Warlock is quite surprising, considering the generally considered “stronger” archetype of Darkglare Warlock lacks representation. One reason for the discrepancy could be that people are unlikely to enjoy watching their favorite streamers play the deck that is so common on the ranked ladder.
Reno Warlock
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Discard Warlock
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Darkglare Warlock
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Shaman
Shaman continues its fall from grace in the Wild Hearthstone format, as Even Shaman is the one remaining archetype for the class to see any degree of success in the December season. Shaman fanatics are calling for the return of the Saronite Chain Gang. A card previously featured in Shudderwock Shaman received a nerf a long time ago that significantly damaged the archetype.
Even Shaman
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Rogue
Rogue sees a variety of archetypes near the end of the December season. However, Kingsbane Rogue still stands far above the other archetypes.
Shuffle Rogue
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Reno Rogue
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Odd Rogue
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Kingsbane Rogue
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Mill Rogue
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Burgle Quest Rogue
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Aggro Rogue
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Priest
Reno Priest continues to reign supreme despite the recent nerf to Lorekeeper Polkelt. In the final two weeks of December, Reno Priest made up over a third of the (successful) decks. Reno Priest beat its competitor Reno Warlock by over 13% in successful representation this time around. The Reno Priest archetype shows no signs of slowing down. Combining the overrepresentation of the archetype on the ranked ladder, with its high success rate, suggest an additional nerf may be on the horizon.
Reno Combo Priest
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Big Priest
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Paladin
While Paladin’s six unique successful archetypes may look impressive, the class is still not quite in a good spot in the meta. While sure, the class sees more representation than Hunter, Shaman, and Demon Hunter combined, no archetype stands out. Odd Paladin is still a favorite among some players, but the deck continues to fall, with Reno Priest gaining more popularity.
Pure Paladin
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Odd Paladin
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*Note* There is probably an error here, but the data is recorded so who even knows. Again, should be fixed in the upcoming update as mentioned below!
Murloc Paladin
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Libram Paladin
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Handbuff Paladin
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Exodia Paladin
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Mage
Mage, and in particular Secret Mage, is one of the biggest successors from Hearthstone’s latest nerf patch. Many popular tier-lists now rank Secret Mage as one of the best decks right alongside Darkglare Warlock & Reno Priest. Some players even go as far as to call for a nerf to Arcane Flakmage due to its potential against other aggressive matchups.
Secret Mage
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Reno Secret Mage
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Quest Mage
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LPG Mage
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Hunter
As mentioned earlier, Hunter, alongside Shaman & Demon Hunter simply don’t stand a chance. With the nerf to Dinotamer Brann most streamers started to avoid the class entirely. However, the main victor in the Hunter class is Even Hunter, which some streamers started to experiment with due to its new tool now that Dinotamer Brann is eight mana.
Even Hunter
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Druid
Druid continues to come along. Consistent as always, but currently not spectacular. There are some playable and even strong archetypes for the class, with the standout being Jade Druid. While it struggles against the popular two, Darkglare Warlock & Reno Priest, it does surprisingly well against most other available decks in the meta.
Reno Druid
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Malygos Druid
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Jade Druid
Jade Druid #1: AAEBAZICBOmsApnTAtaZA/atAw1W6QGKDrS7Asu8AqDNAofOAp7SAoTmAr/yAvawA5vOA4rgAwA=
Jade Druid #2: AAEBAZICBOmsApnTAtaZA53YAw1Wig60uwLLvAKgzQKHzgKY0gKe0gKE5gK/8gL2sAObzgOK4AMA
Jade Druid #3: AAEBAZICBumsArS7ApnTAtaZA/atA+i6AwxW6QGKDsu8AqDNAofOAp7SAoTmAr/yAvawA5vOA4rgAwA=
Jade Druid #4: AAEBAZICBumsArS7ApS9ApnTAtaZA53YAwyKDsu8At2+AqDNAofOApjSAp7SAoTmAr/yAvawA5vOA4rgAwA=
Beast Jade Druid
Beast Jade Druid #1: AAEBAZICBLS7ApnTAtaZA/atAw2KDsu8AqDNAofOAp7SAoTmAvLxAr/yAvawA5LNA5vOA5PRA97RAwA=
Aggro Druid
Aggro Druid #1: AAEBAZICAoQXkbwCDvcD1AXmBeUH6BXNuwL9pwP7rQPpsAPczAP5zAPG0QO50gPK4wMA
Aggro Druid #2: AAEBAZICAoQXkbwCDvcD1AXmBeUHiA7oFc27Av2nA/utA+mwA9zMA/nMA8bRA7nSAwA=
Demon Hunter
Demon Hunter is bound to struggle for a long time in the Wild format due to its extremely limited card pool. However, now with the new nerfs to Demon Hunter, the class is removed from the format once more. Only a single archetype, Lifesteal Demon Hunter, found enough success to feature in the report.
Lifesteal Demon Hunter
Lifesteal Demon Hunter #1: AAEBAea5AwrtBdYR/KMD4L4D7b4D1MgDztID9tYD0N0D2d4DCoe6A9e7A+C8A+m+A8fGA9nGA9XIA/zIA93TA8fdAwA=
Certain data appears to not be accurate in the report. As such we are taking action to further validate it for the upcoming reports. This process may take a few weeks, but we are working hard to provide better content for the community
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