Big-Spell Mage can also be found in moderate numbers. The majority of Spooky Mage builds run Renathal. It’s the most played class outside of legend ranks, with Spooky Mage the most played deck. Mage is another class that was already popular yet is showing significant growth following the Shaman nerf. It’s quickly establishing itself as the premier aggressive deck in the format following Imp Warlock’s decline. Though its numbers for this report’s database don’t seem that high, it’s on pace to hit a 10% play rate at the Diamond and Platinum rank brackets next week. The deck has already shown some promise before the patch, but now it has finally gained traction as an answer to Ramp Druid. Another deck that’s rapidly growing in numbers is Aggro Druid. While Celestial Druid now sees very little play, Ramp Druid took off and becomes increasingly popular the higher you climb ladder, rivaling Edwin Rogue at top legend. It has also significantly changed over the last week through refinement.ĭruid was already popular before the patch, but the nerf to Shaman caused Druid’s numbers to spike further.
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Though the deck was already showing up on ladder before the patch thanks to tournament exposure, the buff took it to another level. Edwin Rogue has pretty much taken over ladder at higher levels of play, immediately becoming the most popular deck at top legend. We’ll call it Edwin Rogue to differentiate it from the Loan Shark Miracle Rogue deck that popped up earlier this expansion and still sees some play (their data is separate). The most notable effect of the balance patch is the rise of a new iteration of Miracle Rogue, centered on the newly buffed 3-mana Edwin as its draw engine.
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