However, there are also a number of staples that are missing from the budget version. Some come with Eternium Rovers, the number of Battle Rages varies, and some include more specific tech cards, such as Injured Tol’vir. There are several variations of the full-cost Galakrond Warrior. Likewise, you do not need to hold on to Kor’kron Elites, because you cannot copy them anyway. Use it to push damage, sometimes to trade, or even to activate Acolyte of Pain or Bomb Wrangler. Temple Berserker can have good synergy with Battle Rage: if you trade with it, the Reborn token comes out pre-damaged and ready to give you a card from Battle Rage.īecause you cannot copy Charge minions with this list, holding on to Inner Rage is not important. Try to keep your Frothing Berserker healthy: there are not that many ways to deal four damage in the meta right now, so Frothing can dodge some major removal tools if it avoids all damage.
In slower matchups where you want to be aggressive, Bomb Wrangler can be more effective, and sometimes you can even keep Galakrond itself in such matchups. If you face aggressive decks and need to defend, Ritual Chopper and Armorsmith are good cards to keep. Temple Berserker is usually a good keep as well. You always want to keep your main one-drops, Town Crier and Eternium Rover. Town Crier and Scion of Ruin allow Frothing to shine. I tried Frothing without Town Crier and Scion of Ruin, but then it just did not work out, and in fact, a full budget version is better off without it, but a full-budget version is simply not good enough overall. Frothing also benefits from the absence of Risky Skipper, because you generally want to keep it as healthy as possible, especially in a meta where ways to deal three damage are abundant, but ways to deal four damage are rarer. Frothing allows you to snowball in some matchups and end games even faster than the full version is capable of. The twist in Budget Galakrond Warrior is Frothing Berserker. If you cannot find that, you are simply playing a watered-down version of the meta deck, which can still be reasonably good, but it will always just feel worse than the full version. The key to building a budget deck is to find a different twist compared to the full-cost version of the deck. Budget Galakrond Warrior decklistĭeck code: AAECAQcCkAPFwAMOFhzUBI4F+wyd8AKz/AL0pwPYrQParQP+rgOqrwPSrwOrtgMA However, adding four Epics to the mix helped the deck immensely, and I can confidently say that the archetype is completely playable at 2920 dust if you include Town Criers and Scions of Ruin in the deck. I started testing Galakrond Warrior with a full budget list that included no Epics or Legendaries whatsoever, but unfortunately, I was unable to make it strong enough. Is it possible to cut down its cost without sacrificing performance?
Galakrond Warrior is one of the best decks in Hearthstone right now, but it contains a fair number of Epic and Legendary cards.
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