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THE POWER OF MILLHOUSE MANASTORM: Opponent Says Thanks


Proving once again that Millhouse Manastorm is the best minion... to fight against if you have a lot of kill spells in your hand. Imagine being a Mage and having three Pyroblasts. Millhouse grants the dreams of your opponents.


TURN TWO 30-DAMAGE WIN USING DRUID (And Millhouse!)

Druid Turn Two OTK

Well, it's not entirely possible on your own, but what's amazing here is that this happened in Ranked Play.

Turn 1: Play Argent Squire

Opponent Turn 1: Opponent plays Coin, drops Millhouse Manastorm

Turn 2: Well, good thing you didn't have a good early game opening hand. You play TWO Force of Natures and a single Savage Roar. You get six 4/2 treants with charge and a 3/1 Argent Squire with Divine Shield, aside from a hero attack of 3, once you use your hero power.

Sadly, your opponent knew it was a bad choice by then to have played Millhouse. 

Millhouse Manastorm Combo


Why Millhouse Manastorm Is An Opponent's Favorite






Sometimes, Millhouse Manastorm is a powerhouse card, capable of landing on Turn 1 (given a coin or an Innervate) and dealing at least four damage to the opponent by the second turn. However, using this card is a risky thing to do, especially when you're up against spell-based decks that can be found in the Mage, Priest, Shaman, and Rogue classes. This particular video right here shows how a Millhouse can turn from a great second turn drop into an owner's nightmare, as in the case with the opponent being able to drop a 10/10. Well, there are worse scenarios than this. Imagine dropping a Manastorm on your second turn against a Mage in Arena mode, with your opponent's next turn ending (along with the game) with three Pyroblasts.