Hearthstone Deck Archetypes Explained For Beginners!

I really want to get back into hs but it seems like it would take a ton of my free time to get back into the floq of things. Any ideas?

Combo deck?

Lol control is more dead than otk

thanks for the informational vid!

dope video dude! super helpful

Rogue is broken

This is the only video you've made that I can understand. The rest of them you talk so fast you aren't even clearly enunciating words

Nice

Great video. Just hit Legend for the first time with libram paladin (and also got golden paladin).
While the rock paper scissors dynamic does exist i have always gotten it the other way around while playing.
Aggro beating control before they can play any cards.
Midrange being able to contest aggro decks but also out value them later
Control being able to survive the lesser pressure early from midrange and start winning by draining the midrange player out of options.

Maybe it is because my midrange decks usually have a bit of a higher curve...
Anyway i don't know why i chose to watch this beginners guide when i have played for 7-8 years. :D

New and will definitely use this video and your others to learn thank you

You need to slow down

You deserve way more subs.

thx for the guide

What does this card do? Just got it . Also i have a yogg sauron unleashed card that requires 15 mana. Titan? How could this possibly be used if 10 mana is the max. Sorry i am a noob

I like your production style! Thanks for making the videos :)

These "deck types" are as lame as class types in mmos.
No wonder magic tG players laugh at this game.

I am okay with everythig but that dog that appears in between and as an overlay, seems distracting.

Can you put up a guide to how to understand this video??

Love the explanation! You do very well explaining. Like one other comment I saw, I’m actually going to offer that the rock paper scissors is not generally true. You could say control beats aggro because it exists to eliminate minions, but aggro also beats control because it picks up insane early-game steam whereas control can take a while. You can also have an aggro deck that is intentionally built to handle control, vs just being utmost stats-on-board, etc. As for midrange, the literal goal with midrange is to be long enough to outlast aggro but fast enough to swing under control decks. Doesn’t always work, but that’s the idea. So it totally depends on the matchup! I think the rock paper scissors effect is a lot more true with specific deck vs specific deck. Ie, hunter aggro may succeed better vs priest control but loses more to warrior control (not a real scenario, just an example). Love the vid though for real!

Neat, I have found out that I am a Aggro Zoo Paladin deck