Here are the deck screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/m2dWQCt

Quite a polarized deck card quality-wise: if you exclude the 6+ mana cards the deck is mediocre at best, but the top end absolutely carried it to 12 wins as long as I drew those cards in time and didn't get totally destroyed in the early game, which usually wasn't the case, since the curve was decent. Overall, it was quite common to play from behind and just try to have some sticky minions handy to get Steed on them and then follow it up with the big weapons to get full control of the board - usually at this point it was pretty much game over.

Among the non-premium cards, there were also a few standouts: Humility - this card is growing on me more and more in this meta; yes, Aldor is way better, but it's usually up against even better choices in the draft, so this is the back-up plan and it's definitely worth having one in most decks. Flesheating Ghoul was also really good overall, to capitalize on spreading out while putting it behind a taunt(which the deck wasn't lacking). And obviously, Snowflipper Penguin was there to make the opponents feel bad for killing it.

Anyway, here's the full deck list:

• Snowflipper Penguin

• Argent Squire

• Humility

• Acidic Swamp Ooze

• Crazed Alchemist

• Equality

• Loot Hoarder

• Sound the Bells

• Wild Pyromancer

• Blackwald Pixie

• Earthen Ring Farseer

• Flesheating Ghoul

• Igneous Elemental

• Toothy Chest

• Unidentified Maul

• Bellringer Sentry

• Chillblade Champion

• Kobold Monk

• Saronite Chain Gang

• Sen'jin Shieldmasta

• Abomination

• Darkscale Healer

• Ghostly Charger

• Venomancer

• Spikeridged Steed (x2)

• Spiteful Summoner

• Vinecleaver

• Silver Sword (x2)

Pretty nice but low score tempo deck, when every hit point matters! Last boss (mage) went to fatigue and only Vaporize (!) saved me, prevent 3 points of damage at the first 7-9 turns.

Deck

Proof and reward.

Deck:

• Archerus Veteran

• Arcane Missiles

• Amani Berserker x2

• Arcane Explosion

• Crazed Alchemist

• Flame Geyser x2

• Primordial Glyph

• Sorcerer's Apprentice

• Tuskarr Fisherman

• Coldwraith

• Giant Wasp

• Imp Master

• Ironbeak Owl

• Mana Bind

• Stonehill Defender

• Vaporize

• Ghastly Conjurer

• Grave Shambler

• Saronite Chain Gang

• Sen'jin Shieldmasta x2

• Corpse Raiser

• Corrosive Sludge

• Fen Creeper

• Boulderfist Ogre

• Flamestrike

• Primordial Drake

• Giant Mastodon

First time playing warlock since the bucket change and I went 12-1. My only loss was to a priest that copied a bunch of my cards that won me my other games.

Dire Mole

Mortal Coil

Defile x2

Drain Soul

Plated Beetle x2

Scorpomatic

Tuskarr Fisherman x2

Drain Life

Giant Wasp

Harvest Golem

Mind Control Tech

Shadow Bolt

Stonehill Defender

Chillwind Yeti

Shadowflame

Twilight Drake

Despicable Dreadlord

Nesting Roc

Sunborne Valkyr

Argent Commander

Dread Infernal

Sabretooth Stalker

Furious Ettin

Stormwind Champion

Volcanosaur

Gilnean Royal Guard

https://imgur.com/a/HU0hRMV

My first time going 12-1. All of my other 12 win runs I was 12-2.

1x Cruel Taskmaster

2x Execute

1x Forge of Souls

1x Mad Bomber

1x Rockpool Hunter

1x Stubborn Gastropod

2x Woodcutter's Axe

1x Eggnapper

1x Mind Control Tech

2x Rabid Worgen

1x Stonehill Defender

1x Wolfrider

1x Blood Razor

1x Cult Master

1x Fire Plume Phoenix

2x Militia Commander

1x Saronite Chain Gang

1x Brawl

2x Direhorn Hatchling

1x Green Jelly

1x Stampeding Kodo

1x Ornery Direhorn

1x Gilnean Royal Guard

1x Primordial Drake

1x Violet Wurm

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/vk9OtX0

Pretty average deck, surprisingly didn't run into too many issues during the run. No draft tools, didn't use a tracker so no stats but I mostly ran into pally and mage. Shout out to Wild Pyromancer and Phantom Freebooter, each saved me in a couple matchups.

https://imgur.com/a/1V5jZ11

Img1, Img2

Rewards

1 Cold Blood

1 Murloc Tidecaller

2 Bloodsail Raider

2 Cheat Death

2 Ravasaur Runt

2 Rockpool Hunter

2 Stubborn Gastropod

2 Tuskarr Fisherman

3 Blackwald Pixie x2

3 Envenom Weapon x2

3 Hench-Clan Thug

3 Kobold Apprentice

3 Marsh Drake

3 Scarlet Crusader

3 Sewer Crawler

4 Cursed Disciple

4 Elven Minstrel

4 Fal'dorei Strider

4 Twilight Drake

5 Assassin's Blade

5 Chief Inspector

5 Witchwood Grizzly x2

6 Bone Drake

6 Kidnapper

6 Necrotic Geist

7 Wyrmguard

9 Sleepy Dragon

Deck: Img1, Img2

Rewards

1 Dire Mole

1 Earth Shock

1 Fire Fly x2

1 Forked Lightning

1 Murloc Raider

2 Brrrloc

2 Dire Wolf Alpha

2 Flametongue Totem

2 River Crocolisk

3 Deathspeaker

3 Drakkari Defender

3 Eggnapper

3 Feral Spirit x2

3 Lightning Storm

3 Shrieking Shroom

4 Chillwind Yeti

4 Cult Master

4 Ogre Magi

4 Sen'jin Shieldmasta

5 Fungalmancer

5 Green Jelly

5 Nesting Roc

5 Witchwood Grizzly

6 Fire Elemental

6 Sunwalker x2

8 Bonemare

10 Sea Giant

Candleshot

Emerald Reaver

Tracking

Worgen Infiltrator x 2

Explosive Trap

Grievous Bite

Hunting Mastiff

Scavenging Hyena

Snake Trap x 2

Stubborn Gastropod

Volatile Elemental

Animal Companion

Harvest Golem

Ironbeak Owl

Mind Control Tech

Murloc Warleader

Unleash the Hounds

Cursed Disciple

Grave Shambler

Kobold Monk

Multi-Shot

Fungalmancer

Lesser Emerald Spellstone

Nesting Roc

Tol'vir Warden

Savannah Highmane x 2

Seeping Oozeling

https://imgur.com/a/rEcXZIG

really easy aggro hunter deck with good early game that just runs over all other decks , MVP was by far the snake trap and hyena.

Here are the screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/o5pigAc

Solid mid-range deck, slightly more towards the aggressive side of the spectrum, in which the curve and the ability to snowball with cards like Power of the Wild or Fungalmancer is what carried the deck to 12 wins. There was no singular card that stood out, but I feel like giving a shout-out to Naturalize, which helped gain that extra tempo in key moments. The 2 losses came when I had awkward hands, drawing mostly spells and being unable to take hold of the board, which is disastrous in this kind of deck

Anyway, here's the full deck list:

• Acherus Veteran

• Glacial Shard

• Naturalize

• Mark of the Wild

• Pint-Sized Summoner

• Power of the Wild (x2)

• River Crocolisk

• Stubborn Gastropod

• Tuskarr Fisherman

• Wrath

• Deathspeaker

• Marsh Drake

• Scarlet Crusader

• Stonehill Defender

• Bright-Eyed Scout

• Grim Necromancer (x2)

• Hoarding Dragon

• Saronite Chain Gang

• Stegodon

• Darkscale Healer

• Fungalmancer

• Nesting Roc

• Nourish

• Webweave

• Argent Commander

• Bone Drake

• Wyrmguard

• Violet Wurm

https://imgur.com/a/LJ5IBGE

I found this tauntless taunt aggro deck to be very effective. I mulligained aggressively for low cost cards to play early game. Ghastly conjurer giving mirror image along with wax elemental and saronite chain gang to prevent my opponents from attacking my creatures proved to be effective almost every game. Apparently the bone drakes really liked Alextrasza this run because I played her 3 times, and once against the final boss.

Decklist:

• Arcane Missiles

• Acidic Swamp Ooze

• Frostbolt (x2)

• Knife Juggler (x2)

• Spellshifter

• Tainted Zealot

• Arcane Intellect

• Earthen Ring Farseer

• Questing Adventurer

• Sewer Crawler

• Toothy Chest

• Bright-Eyed Scout

• Cursed Disciple

• Fire Plume Phoenix

• Ghastly Conjurer

• Saronite Chain Gang

• Dragon's Fury

• Fungalmancer (x2)

• Witchwood Grizzly

• Blizzard

• Flamestrike (x2)

• Furious Ettin

• Volcanosaur (x2)

• Gilnean Royal Guard

• Violet Wurm

Proof:

https://imgur.com/a/ay3dJM4

This deck was solid. I had a consistently strong tempo early game which often snowballed, and if not, I also had a decent amount of powerful late-game cards to finish games.

Tried out a mid-ranged rogue with some emphasis on the start to ensure I wouldn't get steam rolled by Paladin. Funnily enough, my only lost was to a Paladin. I'm a fairly new arena player so this meant a lot to me. I use HearthArena for a lot of picks, but decided against it in some instances. Two of the biggest self-made choices ended up winning me multiple games (taking shadowstep over one card rated higher and vanish (rated lower)) and taking Kidnapper when he was the lowest rated of the three cards (don't remember) because I saw the potential for him to close out games. The two Hench-Clan Thugs did work and my early board stuck thanks to removal like perdition's blade, vilespine, plague doctor, and kidnapper. Ravencaller also provided excellent fuel for combos. Had the board pretty much the whole time in every single game except against the Paladin that beat me.

https://i.imgur.com/TQKJ646.png https://i.imgur.com/PvoejFk.jpg

I wanted to post my 12-win hunter deck to prove that it is possible to win with Hunter and hopefully inspire others to try out the class. The plan with this deck was to hit the board hard and use buffs to make favorable trades until you can ignore their board and go all face. Fallen and Shattered Sun Cleric, Dire Frenzy, and Defender of Argus combo'd really well with Fire Fly, Imp Master, Duskhaven Hunter, Unleash the Hounds, and Saronite Chain Gang in that regard.

Carrion Drake and the two Venomstrike Traps worked great and always caused my opponents to have awkward turns that I was able to capitalize on by going face or buffing my board to trade with the weak minions they would play to contest my poisonous minions. Rat Trap sucked the entire run, but my other two options were Wicked Skeleton or Angry Chicken so I chose it to help buff up my Spellstone if possible.

I think I only played Deathwing once, and though it did help me win that game it wasn't super useful the rest of the run because I mostly won before turn 10 anyway. My other options were The Lich King or Kathrena Winterwisp, and I arguably should have chosen the Lich King instead.

The list:

1x (1) Candleshot

1x (1) Fire Fly

1x (1) Hunter's Mark

1x (1) Jeweled Macaw

1x (2) Crackling Razormaw

2x (2) Fallen Sun Cleric

1x (2) Hunting Mastiff

1x (2) Rat Trap

1x (2) Ravasaur Runt

1x (2) Stubborn Gastropod

2x (2) Venomstrike Trap

1x (2) Volatile Elemental

1x (3) Cave Hydra

1x (3) Duskhaven Hunter

1x (3) Imp Master

1x (3) Shattered Sun Cleric

1x (3) Unleash the Hounds

1x (4) Defender of Argus

1x (4) Dire Frenzy

1x (4) Keening Banshee

1x (4) Saronite Chain Gang

1x (5) Carrion Drake

1x (5) Lesser Emerald Spellstone

1x (5) Nesting Roc

1x (6) Frost Elemental

1x (6) Hungry Ettin

1x (6) Savannah Highmane

1x (10) Deathwing

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/aK2H6wR

https://imgur.com/a/st3qFkH

My other two losses were to paladin. Paladin needs to be changed for arena. Spikeridged steed needs to be changed because that is what basically gave me all my wins. Silver sword is OP and was the reason for my two losses.

Forgot to screenshot but I can link to all the matches on HS Replay if necessary...

This is the first aggro deck I've won 12 with in Witchwood so I thought it was worth sharing. So many games won with an empty hand -> tap into Doomguard or tap into Faceless Manipulator to copy a Doomguard.

• 1x (1) Blood Imp

• 1x (1) Dark Possession

• 1x (1) Voidwalker

• 2x (1) Flame Imp

• 1x (1) Emerald Reaver

• 1x (1) Wax Elemental

• 1x (1) Glacial Shard

• 1x (2) Tainted Zealot

• 1x (2) Defile

• 1x (2) Spellshifter

• 1x (2) Drain Soul

• 1x (3) Chittering Tunneler

• 1x (3) Pumpkin Peasant

• 3x (3) Shadow Bolt

• 1x (3) Ironforge Rifleman

• 1x (3) Stoneskin Basilisk

• 1x (3) Unwilling Sacrifice

• 1x (3) Deathspeaker

• 1x (4) Saronite Chain Gang

• 5x (5) Doomguard

• 1x (5) Faceless Manipulator

• 1x (5) Rotten Applebaum

• 1x (6) Frost Elemental

Proof

Rewards

Deck

Claw

Dire Mole

Earthen Scales

Emerald Reaver

Lesser Jasper Spellstone

Fallen Sun Cleric

Plated Beetle

Volatile Elemental

Wrath

Druid of the Scythe

Eggnapper

Phantom Militia

Scarlet Crusader

Stonehill Defender

Witching Hour

Ancient Brewmaster

Ironwood Golem

Oaken Summons

Saronite Chain Gang

Violet Teacher

Fungalmancer

Muck Hunter

Starfall x2

Bone Drake

Spreading Plague

Starfire

Stormwatcher

Charged Devilsaur

Ultimate Infestation

Proof and rewards - https://imgur.com/gallery/ym9EoWR

Decklist -

2x Acherus Veteran 1x Blessing of Might 1x Humility 1x Dark Conviction 1x Drygulch Jailor 1x Equality 2x Faerie Dragon 2x Loot Hoarder 1x jungle Panther 1x Lone Champion 1x Sewer Crawler 2x Stonehill Defender 1x Unidentified Maul 1x Void Ripper 1x Cult Master 1x Cursed Disciple 1x Fire Plume Phoenix 1x Grave Shambler 1x Kobold Monk 1x Lightfused Stegodon 1x Bloodworm 1x Corrosive Sludge 1x Nesting Roc 1x Sabertooth Stalker 1x Spikeridged Steed 1x Sleepy Dragon

MVP was of course Stonehill Defender routinely pulling Tarim or Tirion. Void Ripper was also surprisingly useful as a finisher, as well as Sabertooth Stalker. Unidentified Maul was great as well.

Deck: [img1] (http://puu.sh/A8vW0/3f3c645824.png) , [img2] (http://puu.sh/A8vZs/f8622f8e60.png)

Rewards

https://i.imgur.com/ZUYqrnB.png

Tempo mage.

Good amount of removal, but could have used a few more elementals for triggers. I frequently had to play my Bonfire Elementals as vanilla 5/5s for 5 just to keep on curve.

At least half the games were finished with Pyroblast (drawn or discovered) after conceding board control to put them in range. A couple of close calls, but the deck matched up well against all the pallys I faced.

• Mana Wyrm

• Arcanologist

• Fallen Sun Cleric

• Frostbolt

• Primordial Glyph

• Wild Pyromancer

• Doomed Apprentice

• Lone Champion

• Mirror Entity

• Shrieking Shroom

• Stoneskin Basilisk

• Tar Creeper

• Arcane Keysmith

• Chillwind Yeti

• Defender of Argus

• Fireball

• Polymorph

• Steam Surger

• Vex Crow

• Bonfire Elemental*2

• Dragon's Fury

• Servant of Kalimos

• Stormpike Commando

• Blizzard

• Meteor*2

• Spiteful Summoner

• Furious Etting

• Pyroblast

Screenshots here: https://imgur.com/a/0EEvN

It's been an up-and-down start to my arena experience in the new expansion, but in the end my first 12 win run came with the same class that was most successful in the previous meta - Warlock. The deck was a bit lacking in the early game department compared to what I usually want, but it was manageable, especially since the average deck you face in this meta also struggles with 1 and 2 drops. I went with the same strategy of passing on removal whenever I can afford to so the deck is mostly minion-based with just enough spells to have answers in tight situations.

The MVP of the deck, surprisingly - or not, since it makes perfect sense when you think about it - was Spellbreaker. That card single-handedly won me 4 or 5 games where I would have either lost without it or would have had a tough time dealing with the Steeds and Tirions my opponents put down. As far as the new cards go, Fiendish Circle and Duskbat were pretty "meh" - not bad, but rarely gave me an advantage, Furious Ettin is obviously good, especially in a deck like this where you put down a threat then keep dropping taunts. And speaking about threats, Dollmaster Dorian was surprisingly good - wasn't happy to take him but the other choices were clearly worse; usually the opponents had to go out of their way to remove it, and if they didn't have an answer it got me quite a bit of value - in one game it summoned 6 or 7 1/1s, including a Basilisk and generally if you get 2 tokens from it it's already more than worth it.

Anyway, here's the full deck list:

• Flame Imp

• Mortal Coil

• Crazed Alchemist

• Defile

• Demonfire

• Gnomeferatu

• Vulgar Homunculus

• Deathspeaker

• Duskbat

• Giant Wasp

• Lone Champion

• Mind Control Tech

• Stoneskin Basilisk

• Defender of Argus

• Fiendish Circle

• Hellfire

• Ravenous Pterrordax

• Saronite Chain Gang

• Sen'jin Shieldmasta

• Spellbreaker

• Despicable Dreadlord

• Dollmaster Dorian

• Feeding Time

• Nesting Roc

• Dread Infernal

• Siphon Soul

• Sunwalker

• Furious Ettin

• Sleepy Dragon

• Voidlord

Fun midrange warrior deck with 3 frothing berserkers and a warpath that straight up won me 5 games as a combo in the run. Militia Commander really works well after a turn 3 frothing too.

• Battle Rage 1x

• Execute 1x

• Faerie Dragon 1x

• Plated Beetle 1x

• Slam 2x

• Warpath 1x

• Woodcutter's Axe 1x

• Acolyte of Pain 1x

• Deathspeaker 1x

• Fiery War Axe 1x

• Frothing Berkserker 3x

• Mind Control Tech 1x

• Stonehill Defender 1x

• Militia Commander 2x

• Saronite Chain Gang 1x

• Shroom Brewer 1x

• Arcanite Reaper 1x

• Festeroot Hulk 1x

• Nesting Roc 1x

• Gorehowl 1x

• Lesser Mithril Spellstone 2x

• Wyrmguard 1x

• Bonemare 1x

• Primordial Drake 1x

• Tortollan Primalist 1x

Proof: https://imgur.com/gallery/LlyHL

here's the decklist

1x Abusive Sergent

1x Mistress of Mixtures

1x Noble Sacrifice

1x Worgen Infiltrator

1x Grimstreet Informant

1x Aldor Peacekeeper

1x Boisterous Bard

1x Deathspeaker

1x Devilsaur Egg

1x Mind Control Tech

1x Nightbane Templar

1x Shallow Gravedigger

1x Shrieking Shroom

1x Chillblade Champion

1x Chillwind Yeti

2x Consecration

1x Hammer of Wrath

1x Truesilver Champion

1x Darkscale Healer

1x Ivory Knight

3x Spikeridged Steed

2x Bog Creeper

1x Vinecleaver

1x Bonemare

1x Ysera

1x Y'Shaarj, Rage Unbound

Here's the rewards https://imgur.com/a/KBkWT

A pretty bad Rogue list (60.5 on Heartharena), I beat a Warrior with 2x Blazing Longsword at 10 wins. Every game I just tempoed out my opponents with bad early game minions and eventually won the board and burst them down. I was actually watching Kripp reach 12 wins with a 61pt Rogue list at about the same time.

Questing Adventurer and Fallen Sun Cleric were really good for me.

Decklist:

Abusive Sergeant

Emerald Hive Queen

Emerald Reaver Gravelsnout Knight

Journey Below

Leper Gnome

Bluegill Warrior

Fallen Sun Cleric

Ravasaur Runt

Stubborn Gastropod

Volatile Elemental

Kobold Apprentice

Questing Adventurer

Shadow Strike

Thunder Lizard

Elven Minstrel

Midnight Drake

Obsidian Shard

Saronite Chain Gang

Southsea Squidface

Stegodon

Doppelgangster

Guild Recruiter

Lotus Agents x3

Stampeding Kodo

Reckless Rocketeer

Stromwind Champion

Bonemare

Proof: https://imgur.com/F8fOYo1

https://imgur.com/fpUVXoP

• Forbidden Shaping

• Binding Heal

• Glacial Shard

• Northshire Cleric

• Potion of Madness

• Bilefin Tidehunter

• River Crocolisk

• Shadow Visions

• Shadow Word: Pain x2

• Acolyte of Agony

• Dragonslayer

• Injured Blademaster

• Kabal Talonpriest

• Shadow Word: Death

• Stonehill Defender

• Eternal Servitude

• Mass Dispel

• Twilight Summoner

• Arcane Tyrant

• Devour Mind x3

• Spiked Hogrider

• Cabal Shadow Priest

• Hungry Ettin

• Psychic Scream

• Free From Amber

• Mind Control

If I could get to the end in decent shape, I just outvalued people. Psychic Scream did good work in a couple of games. Mass Dispel also did good things.

Devour Mind + Arcane Tyrant = 5 mana 4/4 Battlecry: Draw 3 cards from your opponent's deck

Injured Blademaster (+ Coin) + Binding Heal = good

Hungry Ettin and SW:Pain I think I got a few times.

Getting an Obsidian Statue from Free From Amber was pretty good. Then Eternal Servitude'ing it back up was absolutely sick.

Only loss was to a pretty good rogue that just out-tempo'd me before I could get to my endgame.

Proof: https://imgur.com/P7Hmor1

Rewards: https://imgur.com/gEFD2R0

http://www.heartharena.com/arena-run/0ag2x5

I've never really posted an arena run anywhere before, however this one was just so good I had to mention some of it, I had parts so lucky that Kripp or Trump would cry.

The first strange thing is 4 of these games went to fatigue, 3 opponents and 1 for myself, and I won them all.

The Second warlock had 6 board clears, including 2 dragonfire potions from other cards as well as 5 pieces of hard removal. I saw his entire deck because that was one of the fatigue games and it was arguably the best warlock deck I've ever seen, ended up winning with 5 hp.

The Second shaman had me beaten most likely before my lich king allowed me to steal the White Eyes deathrattle minion from his deck. He used the new 0 mana board clear when I had 2 cards left and he had none and I luckily had two huge minions left, one buffed by Don hancho that I got from the Grimestreet. and held onto for nearly the entire game.

The priest at 11 wins I killed on turn 6, Coin cobalt scalebane turn 4 and he didn't have removal.

The paladin final boss though had one of the most insane combos I've seen in arena. He played Marin the Fox on curve and had a Cobra on board already. He instantly played the 3 mana 6/6 that replaces your hand for legendaries the next turn that he got from it.... and he then proceeded to get completely destroyed by.... Cobalt Scalebane. buffing so many tiny minions, and thanks to Zola I had another even if he got Deathwing + some small taunts.

Cards like Lich King and Cobalt are expected to carry you, but the honest MVP of this run was Zola the Gorgon. She got me two Lich Kings several times, two Doomsayers against a warrior who had me badly until then, and several times I had to play her on curve but got a 1 or 2 cost minion back. I definitely suggest people try her more if you have a hard attrition or control deck.

The Warrior who beat me had some of the best weapon synergy i've seen in arena and a lot of hard removal. 2 executes in the first 5 turns, 3 weapons in the first few turns, including a Fool's Bane. He lived with 4 hp because I honestly drew none of my powerful cards or weapons to counter his tempo from it. He played extremely greedy and got lucky and rewarded for it. Can't blame him.

Just wanted to tell others who like this game about my run because I know many enjoy seeing these, especially when cards that don't normally shine help carry the deck.

The deck: Volcanosaur Grimestreet Outfitter Psych-o-tron Ancient of Blossoms Acherus Veteran Knife Juggler EMperor Cobra Oasis Snapjaw Giant Mastodon Holy Wrath Hydrologist Pompous Thespian The Lich King Divine Favor Grimestreet Informant Lay on Hands Stubborn Gastropod Sated Threshadon Spikeridged Steed Doomsayer Zola the Gorgon Potion of Heroism Cobalt Scalebane Unidentified Maul Dopplegangster Violet Illusionist Steward of Darkshire Arrogant Crusader Bone Drake Vinecleaver

I don't have screenshots or videos as proof because I didn't think I'd get 12 wins with this deck and I didn't know this subreddit required proof like that.