If we get/keep Bru’kan, it even makes Lightning Bolt amazing. We can easily deal lots of spell damage and then follow it up with Al’Akir and our other Elementals. But adding Al’Akir the Windlord and Bru’kan are great picks. Its Battlecry deals 1 damage to all enemy minions and is a 2/6 with Taunt. There are a few major changes though, like the Earth Revenant. This deck is very similar to a recent deck we published as well. That grants it Rush and Windfury (two attacks!). Yay, bigger minions to hit with! Another great early Elemental is Arid Stormer, but we don’t want to play it until we played an Elemental the previous turn. Sure it’s a 3-cost, 3/2 weapon, but after our Hero attacks, it grants a random friendly minion +1/+1. It gains +1 Attack for each Elemental we play.įollowing up with Cagematch Custodian is nice because it draws a weapon – giving us Wach-A-Gnoll Hammer. If we turn 1 have both of Kindling/Wailing Vapor, we can play them both! Kindling Elemental’s Battlecry makes our next Elemental cost 1 less, making Wailing Vapor cost 0! If we have The Coin, I wouldn’t be averse to playing Wailing Vapor first, then Kindling (and maybe a third 1-cost Elemental if we have one), just to make Wailing Vapor strong. Kindling Elemental, Wailing Vapor, and Cagematch Custodian are all important in the first few turns. That comes from our 1 and 2 cost Elementals in particular. It’s important to have a strong early start. We also hopefully get to keep the Wailing Vapor long enough to harm the other player. We’ll finish it off with Al’Akir the Windlord, with its 3/6 Charge/Taunt/Divine Shield/Windfury. The opponent will get nickel and dimed by elementals, and those spell combos. We can combine that Bru’kan combo with Fire Elemental to drop another 4 damage on our opponent’s face. We just hit the other player in the face as much as we can, keeping a strong minion presence the whole time. That “Nature Spell Damage +3” makes the 4 damage into 7! Then if it’s Corrupt, our opponent’s minions all take 5. We can also do stuff like play Bru’kan and make Dunk Tank into a very powerful direct damage spell that also serves as a pseudo board wipe. We’ve got quite a few low-cost minions to start the game, to lead us into the bigger Elementals in the later parts of the game. We want to dominate the board as long as possible, and utilizing our mulligan to make sure we start strong. What stands on top of the pile? What are the best of the best Standard decks in Hearthstone in June 2021? Well, I’m glad you asked!Įlemental Shaman is So Powerful (Tempo Shaman Deck):Įlemental Shaman is all about keeping a steady tempo of minions. I want to see what decks are topping Hearthstone’s meta right now in June 2021. Hopefully, many of these decks are utilizing the Wailing Caverns cards, but that’s not the focus per se’. The difference in win rates is only a few percent. The other is just another flavor of Elemental Shaman, Aggro Elemental. When I began writing, there were three Tier 1 decks, and now there are four (two being Shaman). Since right now it looks like there are about four decks in the top-tier (Tier 1), we’ll also look at a handful of the Tier 2 decks, because they’re still very viable. We’re looking at the Hearthstone decks that presently have the highest win rate, making them the “best” decks in June 2021 I’m glad to see some of these Wailing Caverns cards succeeding in the present-day meta.
Deathtouch Demon Hunter is the preferred deck, but Big Demon Hunter exists and is thriving.
Now that the Hearthstone meta has had time to settle and figure out where the power lies, it’s time to look at the absolute best decks for June 2021! Some of the concepts we wrote about a week or two ago are actually around! For example, Big Demon Hunter is in the meta, but it’s Tier 2 instead of Tier 1.
By Jason Parker in Hearthstone | Jun, 21st 2021
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