#Wild quest hunter free

I’m greatly disappointed by how bad jungle-giants had turned out to be because I was really excited to play a super powerful ramp druid deck. What a coincidence! These quests are the absolute worst. Oh, look, 3 out of 3 quests that I’m going to write about today are on this list. This means that the bad quests are jungle-giants, the-marsh-queen, the-last-kaleidosaur and lakkari-sacrifice. It is among the better quests and you might want to craft it. So, yes, I’ve let my unyielding hatred for taunt warrior cloud my judgment regarding this card.

Towards that end I have forced myself to craft fire-plumes-heart and give it a shot and I must say that I’m quite happy with taunt warrior, in both formats, and that the quest seems to be pretty good (at least among the better ones). Yes, I did just list fire-plumes-heart, the card that I simply can’t stand to look at, and the reason for this is that as someone who writes these articles I find my self obligated to test various decks that I recommend (or to test various single cards). The best quests, at this point in time, and the safest ones to craft are in fact open-the-waygate, awaken-the-makers, the-caverns-below, unite-the-murlocs and, to my huge surprise and utter shock, fire-plumes-heart. So, which quests are bad and which quests are good? These are the quests that I would recommend that you craft if you’re interested in playing a quest centric deck. There are many good decks out there which don’t run quests and they are preforming really well, especially in the wild format. You don’t need to run a quest deck in order for that deck to work. This is complete and utter nonsense, especially when most of the quests aren’t even that good.

#Wild quest hunter free

First thing that I want to address is the surprisingly common complaint, coming from free to play part of the community, that if you don’t have a quest in your deck and you’re facing against an opponent who has a quest that you will most likely lose the game.

Since this will be the last article about quests in the wild format, at least for the time being, it is only fitting that I give my final opinion on the various quest cards and the quest mechanic. Sit back, relax, and let’s dive right into this! 🙂 Final Opinion On Quest Cards Regardless, it is my job to make these quests work, despite how awful they might seem, so let’s get ready for some crazy wild quest decks.

Yes, some might not consider the hunter quest to be a bad quest but I’ve never really had any trouble against it and neither have I seen many players play it on a high competitive end so I will consider it to be among the worst quests in the game. We are finally here, at the very end of the road, and I’ve left the worst for last. Greetings, dear readers, and welcome to another installment of ”Running Wild” and the last of our 3 part article miniseries where I cover the quest decks in the wild format.