Twin N'Zoth Bros and Spider Pet

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INTRODUCTION

Hello there, Esparanta speaking! In this deck, you will witness the eternal presence of twin N'Zoth brothers and their spider pet. By eternal, I really mean it: Your opponent will have a tough time dealing with immortal minions, which will come back time and time again. Without further ado, let's look into it.

If you are also interested into more of N'Zoth decks, feel free to check these decks below:

(15 games with 60% win-rate... I'll track more whenever I can!)

GAMEPLAN

You have three major plans to execute. Ramp up, contest the board, then play one of your boss cards in the end...

  1. N'Zoth, the Corruptor: There are 9 Deathrattle minions. Let's have a look at them...

 

Hadronox Card Image

Treasure Guard Card ImageKorrak the Bloodrager Card ImageGreybough Card ImageInfectious Ghoul Card Image

Rotten Applebaum Card ImageUnderking Card ImageMo'arg Forgefiend Card ImageFlesh Behemoth Card Image

 

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  • There are some cards supporting your Deathrattle archetype. Learning them is the key to success. Let's see…

 

(Give it a try, you won't regret it!)

  • Kel'Thuzad: Speaking of him, anytime you kill any minion, he will bring them back to life. Thus, he allows filling Deathrattle pool for N'Zoth faster. KT also acts as a barrier; if Aggro players can't destroy KT after destroying all Taunts, especially if Greybough died before, he will bring them back again and they will concede eventually.

(Kel'Thuzad and Plaguemaw are building up a wall!)

  • Plaguemaw the Rotting: Brings back Taunt minions another time, albeit without Taunt ability. Where he shines the most is with Greybough because you can cycle Greyboughs back and forth.

(Baron Rivendare and Plaguemaw in action!)

  • Ixlid, Fungal Lord: Acts similar to Carnivorous Cube but unlike the Cube
    • You don't have to kill a minion.
    • You can trigger Ixlid's ability as many times as you like, not once.
    • Ixlid won't pollute N'Zoth's Deathrattle pool. What I mean is; After you've played Cube, N'Zoth will bring it back to life as vanilla 4/6 minion.

Simply put, play Ixlid and another minion -such as Korrak- for duplicated summon.

(Ixlid and his multiplication method!)

 

2. Hadronox: You have 5 Taunt minions to resummon, all of which are Deathrattles and were discussed in previous topic. However, there are some key points you shall know...

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(Hadronox vs Questline Druid)

 

3. N'Zoth, God of the Deep: There are 7 different Tribe types, with a total of 11 minions. You can see them below...

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Here is the trick while utilizing this N'Zoth

  • If a dual-tribe minion dies, unless another tribe slot is occupied, N'Zoth will summon same minion twice…

 

TIPS AND TRICKS

Well, if you are curious how to guide this deck better, keep reading. I have already explained essential information on "Gameplan" section, which is enough for you to guide this deck on the ladder but I guess more wouldn't hurt 😄

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(Double the value, double the power with Elise!)

 

BUDGET SUGGESTIONS

Low on budget? Don't like the card? Alright then, before moving on, I have to state this deck isn't exactly about 31k dust to make. In fact, it's a bit cheaper if you think about freebies, which are:

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In total, if rounded up, you need to spend 26k dust to form this deck. Let's pick up essential cards, which are a must-have for this deck, then move onto suggestions:

All cards are essential for this deck to work out. Hadronox is unique to Taunt Druid archetype, while other cards can be played in different classes, aside from Wildheart Guff which is the best card in Druid already.

So, you will have to spend 8k dust, that much is certain. What about 18k dust? Well, you can save up more dust, if you are willing to read further but I will warn you that if you change cards in this deck, its power will be weakened...

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  • Elise the Enlightened: At higher ranks, games usually go faster. Any anti-meta card to replace her shall do the trick, maybe Kobold Stickyfinger if you had it enough with Kingsbane Rogues?
  • Greybough: Khartut Defender can be a good alternative, if you like Taunt archetype.
  • Ixlid, Fungal Lord: Acting as a combo card, you might think he's slow in Wild meta and I can relate to that. So, if you hate Big Priests, may I suggest Gravelsnout Knight?
  • Plaguemaw the Rotting: Summoning Taunt minions another time to contest the board is something you shouldn't overlook. However, at the same time, I understand if you hate Combo decks. Switch him with Dirty Rat to punish them.
  • Flobbidinous Floop: Who says no to another N'Zoth or Reno? Well, if you are due to budget reasons, pick Poison Seeds to counter Control decks and Big Priest to pollute Resurrect pool.
  • Zephrys the Great: Staple card for Highlanders. If you also removed Elise from this deck, Jade Idol is a good pick to both have another win-condition and counter Mill decks.
  • Photographer Fizzle: I noticed there are more players with Questline Druid than before, all thanks to Festival of Legends expansion. Maybe it's time to stop them with Death's Head Cultist.
  • Baron Rivendare: He can catch people off-guard when popped out of Flesh Behemoth and with other Deathrattle minions present. He can be acquired by purchasing Naxxramas adventure set but if you don't want to spend any money or dust, pick any card you like. Theotar, the Mad Duke is a good one to snatch a win-condition from your opponent.
  • Spiritsinger Umbra/Korrak the Bloodrager: They are such an iconic duo that I wanted to credit them on same bullet point. On turn 8, you can swarm the board endlessly. However, I can understand if you can't spend 3200 dust just for that, so pick up any cards you like.
  • Kel'Thuzad: Summoning any minion time and time again is extraordinary, especially if these are Taunt minions such as Mo'arg Forgefiend. He can be acquired by purchasing Naxxramas adventure set but if you don't want to spend any money or dust, pick any card you like such as Hedge Maze.

There you go, 18k dust saved. I hope my suggestions hold water and you don't need to worry about your dust/gold any further.

FIN

If you read here, that means you've read the most detailed guide I've ever prepared. Thanks for reading until the end, hope you enjoyed. Don't forget to like the deck if you are or comment down below for refining the deck even better. Have fun in Wild format!

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