After playing some matches, I shared my Druid winrate with all classes below. The most classes I played against in ladder are Druid and Hunter, and it works well against most Hunter, but only 58% winrate when vs. Hunter. It also works well against Shaman and Mage – 100% winrate, but is weak to Priest and Rogue, because Priest is good at healing his minions and is quite strong in late game and miracle Rogue is likely to win the match if she grabs Gadgetzan Auctioneer in mid game.
Combos
Argent Squire + Blood Knight: you can create a 6/6 and 1/1 with only 4 mana cost and if you grab Innervate in the opening hand, you can squeeze them in the first round. Additionally, Blood Knight is a good solution for zoo decks as well.
Violet Teacher + Mark of the Wild: only 6 mana cost, you can create a 4/6 + 2/2 on the board. Compared with Druid of the Claw (4/6 taunt), it costs only one mana more.
Force of Nature + Savage Roar: it is a quite common burst combo for Druid – 9 damage with only 8 mana cost. Either way, Leeroy Jenkins + Savage Roar 10 damage with only 7 mana cost. With massive effective burst combos, it is not hard for you to end matches in mid stage.
Gadgetzan Auctioneer: it plays as a card engine when coupled with your cheap spells in mid game – sounds like miracle Rogue! But don’t drop it naked on the board; if possible, try to draw two or more cards with it.
Argent Squire + Blood Knight: you can create a 6/6 and 1/1 with only 4 mana cost and if you grab Innervate in the opening hand, you can squeeze them in the first round. Additionally, Blood Knight is a good solution for zoo decks as well.
Violet Teacher + Mark of the Wild: only 6 mana cost, you can create a 4/6 + 2/2 on the board. Compared with Druid of the Claw (4/6 taunt), it costs only one mana more.
Force of Nature + Savage Roar: it is a quite common burst combo for Druid – 9 damage with only 8 mana cost. Either way, Leeroy Jenkins + Savage Roar 10 damage with only 7 mana cost. With massive effective burst combos, it is not hard for you to end matches in mid stage.
Gadgetzan Auctioneer: it plays as a card engine when coupled with your cheap spells in mid game – sounds like miracle Rogue! But don’t drop it naked on the board; if possible, try to draw two or more cards with it.
Other cardsInspired by CN vs. EU tournament, I like to cast Mark of the Wild on Keeper of the Grove to prevent it from being targeted by Stampeding Kodo. Since Hunter is so popular in ladder, Ooze always can destroy Hunter’s weapon in critical matches. And this deck cycles with Gnomish Inventor and Ancient of Lord in mid game, and if possible, you will benefit from Gadgetzan Auctioneer much, so it won’t be a dead deck.
Replacement
Cenarius isn’t a necessary card, although it gains your board much in late game. Sometimes, you don’t have enough mana to drop this guy in mid stage. you can replace it with Argent Commander or Starfall.
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