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In 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Hearthstone's expansion, March of the Lich King, the Hunter class received two main packages: one focused around Arcane spells and Spell Damage, and the other built around attacking with weapons.
In many cases, you’ll find that one of the packages a c💛lass gets in an expansion turns out to be a dud, but in this case, both packages look quite strong (one has already been nerfed). Even so, some of these cards are better than others, and most people only have so many resources to craft them with. Here are the best options you can put into your dec𒈔ks right now.
10 😼 Keeneye Spotter 🌳
Keeneye Spotter is not a bad card. In certain scenarios, it can actually be quite powerful. For example, when combined with Candleshot, a weapon that deals one damage and makes your🥂 hero immune while attacking, Keeneye Spotter allows you to kill any minion your opponent plays for free.
💛But a three-mana 3/4 that sometimes has a strong effect just isn’t high enough impact to warrant inclꦿuding it in your deck most of the time. Even in weapon-focused decks, there are usually better things to do with your mana.
9 Scourge Tamer 🐻
In a value-based Hunter deck, the Scourge Tamer can be a powerful tool. The creation of Zombeasts i💯nvolves some amount of luck, but it is also quite versatile, as they can be tailored to your sit൩uation.
The question around Scourge Tamer is whether a value-based Hunter deck will actually exist. Decks like that have been few and far betw꧃een in Hearthstone’s history, and the odds don’t look great for one appearing now since most of the other cards Hunter got in this expansion are focused on dealing damage to your opponent.
8 💙 Hope Of Quel’Thalas
The Hope of Quel’Thalas has an undeniably powerful effect. It buffs every minion you have, including the o༺nes currently in play, and it can do it twice (assuming your opponent doesn’t have w🎃eapon destruction). The trouble is, it is also extremely slow.
Long-time Hearthstone players might remember the Mistcaller, a legendary minion that buffed every card in your hand and deck by +1/1. Despite getting a lot of hype, the card basically never saw play. The Hope of Quel’Thalas is strictly better, but long-term value cards like it tend to struggle, especially in a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:traditionally aggressive class like Hunter.
7 🐲 𓂃 Silvermoon Farstrider
In an ideal scenario, Silvermoon Farstrider will be played on two mana while you have a bunch of Arcane spells in your hand,෴ buffing all of them at once. And when that happens, the Farstrider will feel great.
Unfortunately, things won’t always li🐭ne up so cleanly. Oftentimes, you will either be forced to play your Arcanℱe spells before you draw the Farstrider, or the Farstrider will be stranded in your hand for many turns while waiting for the right opportunity to play it. The card isn’t bad, but you need to build a very specific deck to make it work consistently.
6 Halduron Brightwing 🐎
H༺alduron Brightwing is intended to be used in the same Arcane-focused deck as Silvermoon Farstrider. He has less immediate impact than his common counterpart, but he’s also🧜 less reliant on having the perfect hand.
That said, Halduron does need to be drawn early if his effect is going to be useful. The later you play him, the fewer cards he is able to impact, and you risk running out of Arcane spells entirely🎶. However, if you can get him onto the board early, he should give your win rate a fairly substantial boost.
5 ജ 𝔍 Ricochet Shot
Ricochet Shot is a decent card on its own and can help you survive against early, low-health boards. But when combined with other spells, it becomes even more powerful. For example, cards that increase Spell Damage will dramatically boost Ricochet Shot's effectiveness.
Another powerful combo is with♎ the Urchin Spines spell, which gives all your spells poisonous for a turn. When these cards are played together, Ricochet Shot will kill at least two minions, sometimes three, if the spell doesn’t hit your opponent’s face. It takes some work, but Ricochet Shot can be a powerful board clear fo♋r Hunter, something the class usually lacks.
4 💦 Arcane Quiver
Arcane Quiver’s e🌞ffect basically allows you to spend two mana to draw a really good card. Assuming you c𒁃hoose to discover an Arcane spell, you are getting a card that was already strong enough to run in your deck, and now it’s even better, thanks to the added Spell Damage.
And even if you don’t choose an Arcane spell, it’s probably because you are taking a card that is highly advantageous in your current situation. It’s a powe𝔍rful and versatile tool for getting you more of what your deck was already good at.
3 𒅌 Ev🌳ersong Portal
In its b💙ase form, the Eversong Portal isn’t anything s꧅pecial. For four mana, you get a 4/4 with rush. The obvious intention, though, is to combine it with Spell Damage. Getting even one Spell Damage doubles the stats the card gives you, and with each further Spell Damage added, the card continues to get better.
The card becomes exceptional if you can get Spell Damage on Eversong Portal consistently enough ꧃to summon at least two Lynxes (ideally more) on turn four. And there are several other tools in this expansion to make that easier.
2 🃏 Conjured Arrow
Like many cards with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the new Manathirst mechanic, you 𒁏don’t want to play Conjured Arrow before𓂃 you reach the mana threshold unless you absolutely need to. Because once you reach six mana, it becomes an incredible draw tool.
Dealing two damage and drawing two cards for two mana is already exceptional. And if you boost the effect with Spell Damage, the card just becomes ludicrous. For combo decks that really need that sort of card draw, Conjured Arrow is perfect. T🔥he only drawback of this card is that until you reach six mana, it is basically dead in your hand. However, the peak value of Conjured Arrow is so high that it largely doesn’t matter.
1 🐬 Shockspitter ๊
At two mana, Shockspitter 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:created a deck so powerful that they nerfed it three days after the expansion released. Increasing its mana cost 🍃by one makes the card substantially weaker, but it should still be strong enough to be a significant threat. It turns out that Hunter has enough playable weapons to get your Shockspitters to deal five or more damage without much effort. And when combined with Brann Bronzebeard, along with the various ways Hunter has to create more Shockspitters and bounce the ones you already have back into your hand, the card becomes the cornerstone for a potent deck.
Shockspitter can either used to steadily chip your opponent’s health away or to build up enough damage to kill them from max health in a single turn. It’s the sort of card that most people will hate even after the nerfs because the average Hearthstone player thinks pl♚aying burn decks is a sign of moral decay, but never fear; their hatred will only make you more powerfu💃l.