Explore the Infinite Secrets of C’Thun Deck: The Mysterious Power Behind (Breaking Hearthstone Norms, Challenging the Game’s Evolution with C’Thun Decks)

Explore the infinite secrets of C’Thun decks: The mysterious power behind (breaking Hearthstone norms, challenging the game’s evolution with C’Thun decks) In the new expansion, we will be challenging the new hero, “C’Thun”. In this new version, C’Thun will have powerful spells, and his abilities will deal a lot of damage to enemy minions. Let’s take a look together.

First, we need to understand C’Thun’s hero power, which is the passive effect of “Death Herald”. The effect of this passive is that whenever an enemy minion dies, C’Thun gains +1/+1. The trigger condition for this effect is the death of both friendly and enemy minions. Since C’Thun’s hero power is Death Herald, this “passive effect” actually heals C’Thun.

In C’Thun’s cards, mage and shaman cards belong to the control type. So what should we pay attention to when facing these two classes?

Next, let’s talk about shaman and hunter, and what to pay attention to when facing these two classes.

Let’s start from the mage’s perspective. First, we need to know that C’Thun has two forms: the warrior form and the priest form.

The warrior form is “Rage of the Beasts”, which is “Taunt”. When an enemy minion dies, three Wild Wolf Spirits will appear on the board. If we have these Wild Wolf Spirits on our side, we gain 3 Armor, which increases our survivability.

The priest form is “Nature’s Guardian” (also known as “Resurrect Healing Wave”), which is “Deathrattle: Summon two 1/1 imps”. We see that when an enemy minion dies, four beasts will create a whirlwind on the board. If we only have three minions, we gain 3 Armor.

The hunter form is “Mad Potion” (also known as “Venomous Ray”), which is “Deathrattle: Draw a card”. We see that after an enemy minion dies, three small spiders will still be on the board (if the enemy had more than four pets). We can use these beasts to attack, but of course, we will be eliminated as well.

The mage form is “Ice Barrier” (which is freezing). We see that when an enemy mage’s minion dies, five little sprites will appear on the board (if the enemy has six or more). We see that after an enemy minion dies, the five minions on the board will create ice blocks, which will add 2 Ice Block BUFFs to C’Thun (can only trigger once per turn).

So when facing C’Thun-like decks, it is best not to choose high burst single cards, otherwise, we will not be able to defeat the opponent!

Breaking Hearthstone Norms, Challenging the Game’s Evolution with C’Thun Decks

Today, the editor brings you Hearthstone norms, challenging the game’s evolution with C’Thun decks. C’Thun, as one of the final bosses of Storm Heroes, has always had an unshakable power in the hearts of players. C’Thun’s combat power is not ordinary high, he has a powerful killing ability. Now let’s take a look at the powerful weapon card, C’Thun, and see what power it has.

[Confronting C’Thun]

C’Thun’s combat power is not ordinary high, he has a powerful killing ability.

First, what we need to know is C’Thun’s ability. C’Thun’s hero power is “Wrath of Death”. When C’Thun releases the Wrath of Death ability, players can attack three sets of cards in one turn, and the damage value is calculated based on C’Thun’s health. So, to defeat C’Thun, we must ensure the health of C’Thun.

In addition, C’Thun also has a unique mechanism called “Minion Exchange”. After C’Thun’s minion exchanges twice, C’Thun will randomly give you a spell card called “Windfury Hammer” and put it into your hand. If you are controlled by C’Thun’s minions multiple times in one turn, your hand will be locked in three cards.

[Against C’Thun]

C’Thun’s ability is “Berserk Thrower”. In the game, every time C’Thun releases a berserk effect, he will cause three random enemy characters to suffer damage equal to twice his health value and gain 2 Armor.

In practice, we can use the combination of “Activate + Explosive Shot” to deal high damage. This method is only applicable when facing classes with powerful AOE or those with many taunts, such as the druid’s “Fire Elemental”. When facing warriors and paladins, we need to use C’Thun’s minion exchange.

In addition, when you summon two C’Thun heroes on the board, after C’Thun is destroyed on the field, two new C’Thuns will be summoned. At this time, we can use these minions to clear the board. C’Thun also poses a great threat when facing mage spells.