Hello, I'm Ma Xiaojiao.
A new version of Hearthstone is online, what decks have you all tried? Although you always say: the new version of the environment is unstable, do not rush to meet the orange card. But I know that you who are not bad for gold coins and arcane dust are just lip service, and you want to know which orange card is more powerful now, and quickly synthesize it to score. So, this article will bring you the actual combat situation of the new version of Hearthstone 10 giant retinues, let's take a look!
Gaia, Giant Mech
Usage: 12.4%, Deck Win: 57.4%, Hit Win: 60.6%.
Although the mechanical method was not optimistic during the trial play, the mechanical method after the new version was officially launched was the handle in the ladder. The steady stream of scenes makes the opponent very difficult to deal with, as long as the opponent can't solve the scene, Gaia can hit tons of damage when he comes on.
Nelly, super giant plesiosaur
Usage: 10.1%, Deck Win: 61%, Hit Win: 64.6%.
The pirate wars are intensifying again. Although the original pirate ship can provide continuous pressure in the middle and late stages, it is very impressive. The addition of Nelly gives pirate warfare a stronger late-stage combat power, which can be two more waves of scenes, and even directly killed.
Sea Beast
Usage: 6.3%, Deck Win: 54.2%, Hit Win Rate: 58.4%.
The Sea Beast is unpretentiously strong, the Holy Shield + Raid is the god of the field, and the effect is better with the various Buffs of the knights. Moreover, the bottoming and drawing effects of the body and appendages are very strong, even if they cannot be triggered at the same time, and there is no need to worry about being solved by the opponent.
Kolabatoya
Usage: 5.5%, Deck Win: 54.4%, Hit Win Rate: 54.4%.
Krabatoya is a card I personally like, mentioned in the previous New Rogue Card video. Its biggest advantage is its flexibility, which is perfectly integrated into various rogue card decks, and can help the thieves find the scene in the middle of the game.
Old giant fin
Usage: 3.9%, Deck Win: 47.9%, Hit Win Rate: 54.7%.
The super strong AOE solution, the effect is similar to Renault's "Xiu", 100 times stronger than the distorted void. If you cooperate with the Shadow Step, the effect will be even better
Hydraton
Usage: 1.7%, Deck Win: 48.9%, Hit Win Rate: 56.1%.
Although this year is the year of the multi-headed snake, but as the saying goes, "hunting to death", 7 fees to start the shop of the hunter is too slow, either by others to kill, or can not pave others.
Blackwater giant eel
Usage: 1.3%, Deck Win: 38.8%, Hit Win Rate: 55.5%.
What can a salted fish that expects an opponent to hit you do? The priest is very strong now, and there is no need for such a bulky card to play late.
Gluttonous giant eel Graag
Usage: 1.2%, Deck Win: 52.8%, Play: 50.8%.
I really can't figure out what this card can do... Probably a card to prepare for the next version.
Kolak
Usage: 0.8%, Deck Win: 46%, Hit Win Rate: 54.9%.
Klach itself is not weak, but the druid has too many strong cards, or honestly jump fees.
Hellhound Hirag
Usage: 0.7%, Deck Win: 44.5%, Hit Win Rate: 45.9%.
Bulk screws are not screws after all
Overall, the gap between the 10 giant minions is obvious. Gaia to the old giant fins of the top 5, either have a fixed card deck genre to match, or a versatile golden oil card. And Hydrarton to hell demon dog Hillagh this last 5, single card strength may not be bad, but really can not find any suitable deck. Therefore, the small partner who wants to combine the orange card can actually synthesize it boldly with confidence