Their midrange play still helps ensure they can apply pressure as well, forcing Demon Hunters into reactive positions in some stages of the game while staying at high health totals in the process. They have their own version of Hidden Oasis in Libram of Hope, as well as Bronze Explorer, Lightforged Zealot, and Amber Watcher for even more healing on top of that. This is even more speculative, because we don’t know whether this deck will exist in a competitive form in the upcoming meta, but if it does, Paladin looks like it can be packing a ton of health and protection. This allows you to both outlast their initial aggression while not giving them time to execute any two-or-three-turn burst plans. Instead, you may want to focus on staying healthy while developing counter-pressure of your own. That said, the strategy of "play lots of minions with taunt and board clears" may not be effective: With Maiev ready to remove even the largest of taunts and Kayn ready to walk right past them, blocking out Demon Hunters with board may not be as easy as running a Resurrect Priest. So you want to target that game plan and prevent it from working.ĭemon Hunters are packing a lot of burst potential and may always be threatening you with lethal, so putting taunts in their way seems like the natural counter plan. Demon Hunters will want to get in for early damage and close games out with burst.
Demon Hunter looks like an aggressive class, whether that aggression is achieved through pure aggro, combo, or midrange archetypes. To craft these strategies, I've made some assumptions about how the class will play.
0 kommentar(er)
