Cheap Netherspite Mage Deck (Heroic Mode)

Last updated on Sep 01, 2016 at 16:21 by Sottle 2 comments

This deck can be used to defeat Netherspite on Heroic mode. It wins by creating a wall of Taunts on the right hand side of the board to prevent him from ever being able to push damage through to your Hero.

Card List

Mage Cards
1 Ice Lance Legacy 2
1 Mirror Image Legacy 2
2 Frostbolt Legacy 2
2 Snowchugger GvG 2
3 Arcane Intellect Legacy 2
4 Echo of Medivh GvG 1
4 Fireball Legacy 2
4 Water Elemental Legacy 2
Neutral Cards
1 Shieldbearer Legacy 2
2 Annoy-o-Tron GvG 2
6 Sunwalker Legacy 2

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Getting a grip on the mechanics of the board is the most important point of this fight. Placing a minion next to a portal will grant that minion a buff, but only the minion closest to the portals receives it. On the right-hand side, minions can only take 1 damage at a time; on the left hand side, minions have Windfury. Crucially, this also takes those buffs away from Netherspite, who receives them by default if there are no minions to block the portals.

With all of this in mind, the strategy is to keep one Taunt minion in play to the right-hand side of the Portals and then use Freeze minions on the left hand side to be able to push through damage and prevent them from attacking.

Mulligan for Ice Lance in your opening hand, as this will immediately prevent you from taking 16 damage. Other than this, you are looking for Snowchugger and Annoy-o-Tron in your opening hand.

Your goal at all times is to have one resilient Taunt minion on the right-hand side of the board. Ideally, Arcane Nullifier X-21 is the perfect choice for this, as it cannot be targeted by spells like Mulch, which can spell disaster for you. If you do not have a Taunt on the right-hand side of the board that is resistant to your opponent's removal options, you should place a second on that side of the board for safety.

All other minions should be placed on the left-hand side of the board to block the Windfury effect for Netherspite and max out your own damage. Your opponent's deck plays zero minions, which means that Deathlord is an excellent card and also that there is no need to include any removal options in your deck.