We started our Tour de Old Gods yesterday with Yogg, and today it's time to take a look at how the Wild community has been using The Great Eye. I really want to craft him golden but that's 3200 dust...that eye movement though...
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C'Thun Rogue
With the amount of draw Rogues have in their arsenal, the class is one of the most natural fits for C'Thun. Centipete has included a lot of other shuffling as well for Stowaways to draw.
C'Thun Quest Shaman
Triggering C'Thun only once? Not good enough for Dyphon, whose draw-heavy Quest list wants to deal 60 at once to guarantee your opponent stays dead.
C'Thun Priest
Creepercraft110 is getting straight down to business and Polkelting the pieces of C'Thun on top of the deck. Witchwood Pipers should help to fish those legendaries as well.
C'Thun Combo Druid
It's a fully fledged wombo-combo that sule is aiming for, Auctioneering through the deck with the help of Aviana-Kun-Ysiel combo in one apm-demanding turn.
C'Thun Highlander Mage
Another way of making a C'Thun deck is just slamming him into a list that is able to go to distance on its own. That's the route Derpyologist has chosen to take with this Highlander Mage.
If you'd like to play Highlander Warlock instead, puffy got a list for you.
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Comments
"Wildly Poking the Eye" is another good phrase to describe my nights since quarantine started.
I’m disappointed to not see an Augmented Elekk for when that last piece gets played!
More C’thuns = more fun!
The Highlander Mage deck only has 29 cards.
Maybe the author counted Primordial Studies as a second Astromancer Solarian 😁