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We've theorycrafted a budget Standard deck for every class in Hearthstone - decks that include only cards that are Common, Rare, or part of the Core set - for players to pick up and play on Day 1 of TITANS without worrying about those pesky expensive cards.
For Hearthstone's newest expansion, Festival of Legends, we've theorycrafted a budget deck for every class in the game for players to pick up and play (or tinker with and improve) right away without needing to worry about those pesky expensive cards.
We've devised 11 budget theorycraft decks (one for each class) to play as soon as packs are opened and collections are full of Commons and Rares - no need for a single Epic or Legendary from the new set, it's worry free! Crack packs, pick your favorite, and go have fun on Day 1 of March of the Lich King.
We've had a week to play in Hearthstone's newest expansion, Murder at Castle Nathria, so now it's time to stop and take stock of the best early decks that don't require players to shell out their hard-earned Dust before the meta truly settles. To that end, we've fished out six Budget decks from around the internet that you can play with while waiting to see what cards are worth crafting.
With the launch of Murder at Castle Nathria right around the corner, we've devised 10 budget theorycraft decks (one for each class) that you can plug-and-play without needing to open any Legendaries or Epics from the new expansion (or from any expansion, for that matter).
This week's Budget or Fudge It Showdown pits two aggressive Taunt Druid decks against each other, for maximum entertainment value. Both are fast, but only one can come out on top.
Welcome to Budget or Fudge It, the Hearthstone article series that forces affordable decks to fight for dominance. For this week's marquee matchup, we've brought to the table two Elemental Shaman decks that both lean on the curve of Un'Goro's favorite minion type, but each with their own touch of spice.
Whether you're a free-to-player who doesn't have much Gold to spend, or a cautious crafter waiting to see where they should spend their hard-earned Dust, we've got you covered with six budget decks for your last minute climb up the ladder.
Welcome to Budget or Fudge It, the Hearthstone article series that forces affordable decks to fight for dominance. In this installment, our competitors are a pair of Naga Hunter decks that take advantage of Hearthstone's newest minion type and their synergy with Hunter's spells.
It's new expansion time in Hearthstone, and more importantly it's an entirely new Standard. We've cooked up 11 Budget decks for you to try out on the cheap - perfect to save your dust until the meta settles or for newer players.
We've assembled an assortment of budget decks for climbing, fun, memes, or nostalgia to serve all your deck-playing needs in these final days of Alterac Valley. Save that dust for the upcoming Voyage to the Sunken City expansion.
With Onyxia's Lair--the last set of the Year of the Gryphon--upon us, we've got a handful of cheap decks to take out on the ladder (or wherever your heart sends you) that make use of the newest cards and synergies.
