As the dust begins to settle following the first ever Hearthstone World Championships, we are pleased to bring you the decklists of all sixteen World Championship finalists. Been longing to play Kranich's Worgen Warrior, or Nicolas' Paladin? It's your lucky day!
After two weekends of top Hearthstone action, now it's time for the rest of us to take these world class decks and try them out on the ladder. After Firebat's 3-0 in the final with Druid, will the class that many consider to be among the worst at this moment in time enjoy a resurgence? Top of everyone's list has to be Kranich's unique Worgen combo Warrior deck that he used to sweep aside championship favourite Kolento in the quarter finals, though I suspect Ben Brode will likely be falling over himself to try out Nicolas' Paladin deck.
RunAndGun also brought an interesting Paladin deck, including cards like Sword of Justice and Kel'Thuzad, while Tarei brought the only Mage deck of the tournament. Also included in the decklists are a number of interesting variations on the Miracle Rogue archetype, including Firebat's 'HaHa' Rogue and Tarei's version that includes Sprint and Alexstrasza. Above all however, no individual class could be described as having dominated the tournament - and that shows that the meta game is quite possibly healthier than it has ever been.
Click the name of a player to view all four decklists they played in the tournament.
