A common problem that struggling players have is figuring out for what cards they should be looking. One of my tips on how to improve in Battlegrounds is knowing what minions you should be searching for so you know how to spend your gold. But before you can do that, you have to know the optimal builds that can win you the game. Here are the optimal end game builds as of Battlegrounds patch 21.2. The article you are reading now is part of our Compositions series for Battlegrounds. Find our guides to all other compositions here.
You can do three builds with Elementals, one focusing on Nomi, one on Lil ‘Rag, and one on the new tier 4 minion: Dazzling Lightspawn.
When should you go for the Nomi build?
Nomi is much easier to do now with a lot of support. Cards such as Recycling Wraith and Dazzling Lightspawn help Nomi as long as you can find constant Elementals. Before, it was difficult to pull off a Nomi Kitchen Nightmare composition past turn eight, but now it is possible if you can get the support cards.
Mid Game Build:
Party Elemental | Molten Rock | Recycling Wraith | Dazzling Lightspawn | Nomi, Kitchen Nightmare | Acolyte of C’Thun
The common late-game build:
Crackling Cyclone | Wildfire Elemental | Recycling Wraith | Party Elemental | Smogger | Nomi, Kitchen Nightmare | Molten Rock
You want to find cards like Statis Elemental, Sellemental, and Tavern Tempest to help you get more stats on your elementals. Once you have Recycling Wraith, be sure to get free rerolls as much as you can. Keep in mind that it’s important to build up stats to take advantage of the freerolls, so if you have a shop full of elementals, then buff those elementals rather than using your freerolls.
When should you go for Lil’ Rag build?
Lil’ Rag Build receives a nerf with the removal of Lieutenant Garr but, like the Nomi build, utilizes Recycling Wraith very well. Start going for this build if you can find key cards such as Lil Rag and Gentle Djinni.
Mid Game Build:
Lil Rag | Gentle Djinni | Molten Rock | Party Elemental | Recycling Wraith | Stasis Elemental
The common late-game build:
Crackling Cyclone | Wildfire Elemental | Lil Rag | Gentle Djinni | Recycling Wraith | Smogger | Master of Realities
The strength of the Lil Rag build is that you do not need to go full Elemental. You can have a power card such as Foe Reaper or Bristleback Knight can they can still get buffed by Lil Rag. If you already have a powerful card such as those, you can keep them in your build if necessary.
When should you go for Dazzling Lightspawn build?
Dazzling Lightspawn is one of the strongest Avenge cards in the game but can be difficult to pull off. Your stats are not as infinite as one would have with Nomi since you need some weak minions to activate its Avenge effect. To best use this card, you can either find Nomi on the way or create more triples to get the stats to stack three times per minion.
Mid Game Build:
Scallywag | Scallywag | Icky Imp | Acolyte of C’Thun | Acolyte of C’Thun | Dazzling Lightspawn | Dazzling Lightspawn
The common late-game build:
Golden Crackling Cyclone | Golden Wildfire Elemental | Golden Recycling Wraith | Golden Party Elemental | Golden Molten Rock | Golden Smogger | Golden Dazzling Lightspawn
Unlike most builds, triples are of extreme importance. You want all of the stats Dazzling Lightspawn built to add up, and the best way to do that is by creating triples. That 8/2 Crackling Cyclone could easily become 64/58 with your triples. Recycling Wraith and Archdruid Hamuul both help exceptionally well since they can help find you triples.
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A common problem that struggling players have is figuring out for what cards they should be looking. One of my tips on how to improve in Battlegrounds is knowing what minions you should be searching for so you know how to spend your gold. But before you can do that, you have to know the optimal builds that can win you the game. Here are the optimal end game builds as of Battlegrounds patch 21.2. The article you are reading now is part of our Compositions series for Battlegrounds. Find our guides to all other compositions here.
You can do three builds with Elementals, one focusing on Nomi, one on Lil ‘Rag, and one on the new tier 4 minion: Dazzling Lightspawn.
When should you go for the Nomi build?
Nomi is much easier to do now with a lot of support. Cards such as Recycling Wraith and Dazzling Lightspawn help Nomi as long as you can find constant Elementals. Before, it was difficult to pull off a Nomi Kitchen Nightmare composition past turn eight, but now it is possible if you can get the support cards.
Mid Game Build:
Party Elemental | Molten Rock | Recycling Wraith | Dazzling Lightspawn | Nomi, Kitchen Nightmare | Acolyte of C’Thun
The common late-game build:
Crackling Cyclone | Wildfire Elemental | Recycling Wraith | Party Elemental | Smogger | Nomi, Kitchen Nightmare | Molten Rock
You want to find cards like Statis Elemental, Sellemental, and Tavern Tempest to help you get more stats on your elementals. Once you have Recycling Wraith, be sure to get free rerolls as much as you can. Keep in mind that it’s important to build up stats to take advantage of the freerolls, so if you have a shop full of elementals, then buff those elementals rather than using your freerolls.
When should you go for Lil’ Rag build?
Lil’ Rag Build receives a nerf with the removal of Lieutenant Garr but, like the Nomi build, utilizes Recycling Wraith very well. Start going for this build if you can find key cards such as Lil Rag and Gentle Djinni.
Mid Game Build:
Lil Rag | Gentle Djinni | Molten Rock | Party Elemental | Recycling Wraith | Stasis Elemental
The common late-game build:
Crackling Cyclone | Wildfire Elemental | Lil Rag | Gentle Djinni | Recycling Wraith | Smogger | Master of Realities
The strength of the Lil Rag build is that you do not need to go full Elemental. You can have a power card such as Foe Reaper or Bristleback Knight can they can still get buffed by Lil Rag. If you already have a powerful card such as those, you can keep them in your build if necessary.
When should you go for Dazzling Lightspawn build?
Dazzling Lightspawn is one of the strongest Avenge cards in the game but can be difficult to pull off. Your stats are not as infinite as one would have with Nomi since you need some weak minions to activate its Avenge effect. To best use this card, you can either find Nomi on the way or create more triples to get the stats to stack three times per minion.
Mid Game Build:
Scallywag | Scallywag | Icky Imp | Acolyte of C’Thun | Acolyte of C’Thun | Dazzling Lightspawn | Dazzling Lightspawn
The common late-game build:
Golden Crackling Cyclone | Golden Wildfire Elemental | Golden Recycling Wraith | Golden Party Elemental | Golden Molten Rock | Golden Smogger | Golden Dazzling Lightspawn
Unlike most builds, triples are of extreme importance. You want all of the stats Dazzling Lightspawn built to add up, and the best way to do that is by creating triples. That 8/2 Crackling Cyclone could easily become 64/58 with your triples. Recycling Wraith and Archdruid Hamuul both help exceptionally well since they can help find you triples.
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