INTRODUCTION
Ten days ago, Kolento managed to once again reach Legend Rank 1 in the EU server, without the use of Miracle Rogue. Shown above is the proof he posted on Twitter. He calls the deck Charge Druid.
THE DECK
The deck list was provided by Jota using the deckbuilder provided by Hearthpwn. The decks costs a total of 4880 dust. The "standard" Druid cards are in there, such as Innervate, Wild Growth, Wrath, Keeper of the Grove, Swipe, Druid of the Claw, and Ancient of Lore. The other additions include Cenarius which helps for either buffing up your minions through +2/+2s or having additional 2/2 treants. Moreover, Sunfury Protector is in there to provide a little bit of defense, along with the pesky Harvest Golem. Big Game Hunter is also a one-of in case of any threatening fatty minion.
For card drawing, you've got Ancient of Lore, Wrath, and even Azure Drake which also helps deal more damage when you use Swipe and Wrath.
GOING AGGRO
So, what's so aggro about this? Well, with all the mana ramp you have, you can easily swing in for the kill with Druid minions that are hard to get rid of. Imagine playing a Yeti on turn two using Innervate, and following it up with a 4/6 Druid of the Claw thanks to another innervate next turn. Of course that's ideal, but it's not impossible. I can confirm this as I main Druid and Mage. They are also accompanied by 4/5 vanilla Chillwind Yeti and two copies of Argent Commander. But of course! The ideal win condition is by using the Force of Nature + Savage Roar combo for at least 14 damage. The gameplay is pretty similar to how you would use your Token Druid deck, except without the Violet Teacher. Maintain board advantage and put pressure, especially as you reach four mana and above.
THE DECK
The deck list was provided by Jota using the deckbuilder provided by Hearthpwn. The decks costs a total of 4880 dust. The "standard" Druid cards are in there, such as Innervate, Wild Growth, Wrath, Keeper of the Grove, Swipe, Druid of the Claw, and Ancient of Lore. The other additions include Cenarius which helps for either buffing up your minions through +2/+2s or having additional 2/2 treants. Moreover, Sunfury Protector is in there to provide a little bit of defense, along with the pesky Harvest Golem. Big Game Hunter is also a one-of in case of any threatening fatty minion.
For card drawing, you've got Ancient of Lore, Wrath, and even Azure Drake which also helps deal more damage when you use Swipe and Wrath.
GOING AGGRO
So, what's so aggro about this? Well, with all the mana ramp you have, you can easily swing in for the kill with Druid minions that are hard to get rid of. Imagine playing a Yeti on turn two using Innervate, and following it up with a 4/6 Druid of the Claw thanks to another innervate next turn. Of course that's ideal, but it's not impossible. I can confirm this as I main Druid and Mage. They are also accompanied by 4/5 vanilla Chillwind Yeti and two copies of Argent Commander. But of course! The ideal win condition is by using the Force of Nature + Savage Roar combo for at least 14 damage. The gameplay is pretty similar to how you would use your Token Druid deck, except without the Violet Teacher. Maintain board advantage and put pressure, especially as you reach four mana and above.
