Hearthstone Whizbang's Workshop: Best Deck For Each Class Full Guide

Here is a guide to the best decks for the new Hearthstone expansion, Whizbang's Workshop.

Hearthstone Whizbang's Workshop: Best Deck For Each Class Guide
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Hearthstone's Whizbang's Workshop is here and we are all excited for the new expansion and all the new cards that are coming with it. If you want to excel in your games, we have for you the best deck for each class. These are the best decks for the early days of Whizbang's Workshop. Find which one suits you best and begin on your winning streak!

 

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Death Knight

Blood Plagues


Blood-focused Death Knights have been struggling to find a solid deck for the meta, but this is about to change! With Wizbang's Workshop, control Death Knight decks got some very welcome additions: The Headless Horseman and Zilliax Deluxe 3000.

Many cards had their rune requirements changed, which also helps the deck run the Plague package and generate Corpses from Unholy. Although this deck is slow and requires practice, it's a solid way to climb the ranked ladder in Whizbang's Workshop early meta. 


Death Knight Cards and Cost:

  • Runes of Darkness × 2 | 1
  • Down with the Ship × 2 | 2
  • Hematurge × 2 | 2
  • Necrotic Mortician × 2 | 2
  • Asphyxiate × 1 | 3
  • Chillfallen Baron × 2 | 3
  • Crop Rotation × 2 | 3
  • Sickly Grimewalker × 2 | 3
  • Death Strike × 2 | 4
  • Helya × 1 | 4
  • Maw and Paw × 1 | 4
  • Corpse Explosion × 2 | 5
  • Gnome Muncher × 1 | 6
  • Hollow Hound × 2 | 6
  • The Headless Horseman × 1 | 6
  • Soulstealer × 2 | 8
  • The Primus × 1 | 8

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Zilliax Deluxe 3000 × 1 | 0
  • Dirty Rat × 1 | 2
  • Rustrot Viper × 1 | 3
  • Stonehill Defender × 1 | 3
  • E.T.C., Band Manager × 1 | 4

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Demon Hunter

Big Demon Hunter


A fresh new spin on the Big Demon Hunter Archetype. We see some staple core cards like Illidari Inquisitor and Raging Felscreamer but a lot of new interesting additions. The big star is “Magtheridon, Unreleased”, a huge demon with incredible board power and value!


Demon Hunter Cards and Cost:

  • Battlefiend × 2 | 1
  • Illidari Studies × 2 | 1
  • Red Card × 1 | 1
  • Blind Box × 2 | 2
  • Quick Pick × 2 | 2
  • SECURITY!! × 2 | 2
  • Umpire's Grasp × 2 | 3
  • Ball Hog × 2 | 4
  • Fan the Hammer × 2 | 4
  • Raging Felscreamer × 2 | 4
  • Window Shopper × 2 | 5
  • Abyssal Bassist × 2 | 7
  • Illidari Inquisitor × 2 | 8
  • Magtheridon, Unreleased × 1 | 8

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Miracle Salesman × 2 | 1
  • Caricature Artist × 2 | 4

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Druid

Jade Display Druid


With Whizbangs Workshop's arrival we see a fan favourite Druid archetype making a comeback! Jade Druid was introduced back with Mean Streets of Gadgetzan, but rotated out of Standart a long time ago. Jade Display combined with Joymancer Jepetto and Druid's strong Core set will bring any Jade fan nostalgia.


Druid Cards and Cost:

  • Jade Display × 2 | 1
  • Magical Dollhouse × 2 | 1
  • Malfurion's Gift × 2 | 1
  • Bottomless Toy Chest × 2 | 2
  • Wrath × 2 | 2
  • Frost Lotus Seedling × 2 | 3
  • Swipe × 2 | 3
  • Greybough × 1 | 5
  • Shattered Reflections × 2 | 5
  • Woodland Wonders × 2 | 5
  • Eonar, the Life-Binder × 1 | 10

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Zilliax Deluxe 3000 × 1 | 0
  • Celestial Projectionist × 2 | 2
  • Card Grader × 2 | 3
  • Gaslight Gatekeeper × 2 | 3
  • Workshop Janitor × 2 | 5
  • Joymancer Jepetto × 1 | 8

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Hunter

Swarm Hunter


Blizzard introduced a very interesting idea for Hunters - swarming the board with beasts for powerful effects! This list is full of new cards that all support this archetype - Hemet, Foam Marksman, Patchwork Pals, Painted Canvasaur.

Those cards are complemented by the token generation of older cards like Awakening Tremors, Sneaky Snakes and Ball of Spiders. This is an easy to pilot aggressive deck which has always been the best deck to use if you want to climb through the chaos of the early meta!


Hunter Cards and Cost:

  • Awakening Tremors × 2 | 1
  • Bunch of Bananas × 2 | 1
  • Jeweled Macaw × 2 | 1
  • Sneaky Snakes × 2 | 1
  • Barrel of Monkeys × 2 | 2
  • Jungle Gym × 2 | 2
  • Painted Canvasaur × 2 | 2
  • Patchwork Pals × 2 |  2
  • Remote Control × 2 | 2
  • Ball of Spiders × 2 | 3
  • Saddle Up! × 2 | 3
  • Camouflage Mount × 1 | 4
  • R.C. Rampage × 2 |  4
  • Barak Kodobane × 1 | 5
  • Hemet, Foam Marksman × 1 | 5
  • Aggramar, the Avenger × 1 | 6

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Corridor Sleeper x 2 | 1

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Mage

Spell Mage


The Spell Mage archetype has appeared a couple of times in Hearthstone's history. In Whizbang's Workshop, it is primarily carried by the legendary spell, The Galactic Projection Orb.

Mage has been introduced to an array of powerful spells that allow it to run no minions in its deck - cards like Spot the Difference, Manufacturing Error, and Yogg in a Box. Give this deck a try if you enjoy Mage, and it will reward your dedication with some incredibly fun wins!


Mage Cards and Cost:

  • Discovery of Magic × 2 | 1
  • Soulfreeze × 2 | 1
  • Synthesize × 2 | 1
  • Cosmic Keyboard × 2 | 2
  • Hidden Objects × 2 | 2
  • Infinitize the Maxitude × 1 | 2
  • Rewind × 2 | 2
  • Void Scripture × 2 | 2
  • Molten Rune × 2 | 3
  • Reverberations × 2 | 3
  • Spot the Difference × 2 | 4
  • Star Power × 2 | 5
  • Manufacturing Error × 2 | 6
  • Elemental Inspiration × 2 | 7
  • Yogg in the Box × 2 | 8
  • The Galactic Projection Orb × 1 | 10

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Paladin

Aggro Token Paladin

Paladin's main strength remains mostly unchanged -  buff your minions and flood the board to overwhelm your opponent. We don't see too many new cards but the addition of Zilliax Deluxe and Leeroy Jenkins, brings this deck a brand new aggressive edge. This  Aggro Token Paladin is amazing for beginners and will surely dominate the early stages of Whisbang's Workshop Meta.


Paladin Cards and Cost:

  • Righteous Protector × 2 1
  • Hand of A'dal × 2 2
  • Hi Ho Silverwing × 2 2
  • Mining Casualties × 2 2
  • Deputization Aura × 2 3
  • Shroomscavate × 2 3
  • Sir Finley, the Intrepid × 1 3
  • Tigress Plushy × 2 3
  • Crusader Aura × 2 | 4
  • Fossilized Kaleidosaur × 2 4
  • Painter's Virtue × 2 4
  • Amitus, the Peacekeeper × 1 7

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Zilliax Deluxe 3000 × 1 0
  • Miracle Salesman × 2 1
  • Kobold Miner × 2 | 2
  • Burrow Buster × 2 5
  • Leeroy Jenkins × 1 5

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Priest

Highlander Priest


Highlander Priest has been a staple control deck throughout the history of Hearthstone. Revolving around the powerful effects of Reno, Lone Ranger and Elise, Badlands Saviour this archetype requires that you only have 1 copy of each card in your deck. The combination of Raza the Resealed and Justicar Truehearth adds a lot of power to Highlander Priest and we expect to see it a lot!


Priest Cards and Cost:

  • Anduin's Gift × 1 1
  • Idol's Adoration × 1 1
  • Creation Protocol × 1 | 2
  • Hidden Gem × 1 2
  • Power Chord: Synchronize × 1 2
  • Shadow Word: Pain × 1 2
  • Thrive in the Shadows × 1 2
  • Grace of the Highfather × 1 3
  • Love Everlasting × 1 3
  • Fight Over Me × 1 4
  • Posse Possession × 1 | 4
  • Shadow Word: Ruin × 1 4
  • Tram Heist × 1 4
  • Void Shard × 1 4
  • Raza the Resealed × 1 5
  • Shadow Word: Steal × 1 | 5
  • Shattered Reflections × 1 5
  • Clay Matriarch × 1 6
  • Harmonic Pop × 1 6
  • Lightbomb × 1 6
  • Ra-den × 1 6
  • Aman'Thul × 1 7
  • Lesser Diamond Spellstone × 1 7
  • Repackage × 1 7
  • Elise, Badlands Savior × 1 8
  • Obsidian Statue × 1 9

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Zilliax Deluxe 3000 × 1 0
  • Justicar Trueheart × 1 5
  • Maruut Stonebinder × 1 7
  • Reno, Lone Ranger × 1 8

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Rogue

Miracle Draw Rogue


Miracle Rogue is another example of a fan favourite deck making a comeback. With Whizban's Workshop we got introduced to Everything Must Go and Playhouse Giant, both of which require you to draw a lot of cards. Combined with cards like Fal'Dorei Strider, the value of Sonya, Waterdancer and the huge array of draw that Rogue has access to Miracle Rogue is an amazing fit for players that love to show off their skill with quick thinking and huge plays!


Rogue Cards and Cost:

  • Preparation × 2 0
  • Shadowstep × 2 0
  • Bloodrock Co. Shovel × 2 1
  • Deadly Poison × 2 1
  • Gear Shift × 2 1
  • Valeera's Gift × 2 1
  • Eviscerate × 2 2
  • Quick Pick × 2 2
  • Drilly the Kid × 1 4
  • Fal'dorei Strider × 2 4
  • Sonya Waterdancer × 1 4
  • Sandbox Scoundrel × 2 5
  • Triple Sevens × 2 7
  • Everything Must Go! × 2 8

 Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Gaslight Gatekeeper × 2 3
  • Playhouse Giant × 2 20

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Shaman

Shudderblock Shaman


Every Hearthstone veteran remembers the nightmare of Shudderwock Shaman! Well, prepare for its successor coming with Whizbang's Workshop - Shudderblock!

The way to play this legendary minion is in a slow control deck with the following goal: control and stall the game until you Excavate Azurite Murloc and triple its Battlecry with Shudderblock for a board full of 9-cost minions! The miniature version of Shudderblock can be used on Zilliax Deluxe 3000 with the Recursive and Twin Module combo for some insane late-game value.


Shaman Cards and Cost:
  • Pop-Up Book × 2 1
  • Ancestral Knowledge × 1 2
  • Conductivity × 1 2
  • Needlerock Totem × 2 2
  • Fairy Tale Forest × 2 3
  • Feral Spirit × 2 3
  • Shroomscavate × 2 3
  • Sir Finley, the Intrepid × 1 3
  • Baking Soda Volcano × 2 | 4
  • Brass Elemental × 2 4
  • Digging Straight Down × 2 4
  • Golganneth, the Thunderer × 1 | 6
  • Shudderblock × 1 | 6
  • Walking Mountain × 1 9

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Zilliax Deluxe 3000 × 1 | 0
  • Gold Panner × 2 | 2
  • Kobold Miner × 1 2
  • Nesting Golem × 1 4
  • Nostalgic Gnome × 2 4
  • Gnomelia, S.A.F.E. Pilot × 1 6

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Warlock

Demon Handlock 


The hand lock archetype got some unexpected love from Blizzard in Whizbang's Workshop. Mountain Giant, Dark Alley Pact and new Table Flip are going to be Handlock's bread and butter. This deck variant by FunkiMonki is also supported by the Demon Synergies. Crane Game and Endgame combined with the returning Doomguard and the new Wretched Queen are going to push this deck into a strong place in the meta. 


Warlock Cards and Cost:

  • Defile × 2 2
  • Drain Soul × 2 | 2
  • Elementium Geode × 2 | 2
  • Endgame × 2 | 2
  • Forge of Wills × 2 | 3
  • Dark Alley Pact × 2 | 4
  • Doomguard × 2 | 5
  • Game Master Nemsy × 1 5
  • Dirge of Despair × 2 | 6
  • Enhanced Dreadlord × 2 | 8
  • Wretched Queen × 2 | 8
  • Crane Game × 1 | 9
  • Table Flip × 2 | 10

 Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Scarab Keychain × 2 | 1
  • Twilight Drake × 2 | 4
  • Mountain Giant × 2 | 12

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Warrior

OTK Warrior


Whizbang's Workshop brings us another interesting way to play Warrior. This is essentially a variant of the popular Cycle Warrior that isn't using Odyn, Prime Designate and armor generating cards. Instead, using Chemical Spill to summon Grommash Hellscream and copying him twice with Battleworn Faceless gives us exactly 30 damage for the one turn kill!


Warrior Cards and Cost:

  • Bladestorm × 1 | 2
  • Needlerock Totem × 2 | 2
  • Safety Goggles × 2 | 2
  • Shield Block × 2 2
  • Stoneskin Armorer × 2 | 2
  • Battleworn Faceless × 2 | 3
  • Bellowing Flames × 2 | 3
  • Steam Guardian × 2 3
  • Craftsman's Hammer × 2 |  4
  • Chemical Spill × 2 5
  • Sanitize × 2 | 5
  • Trial by Fire × 2 | 6
  • Grommash Hellscream × 1 | 8

Neutral Cards and Cost:

  • Audio Amplifier × 1 | 2
  • Card Grader × 2 | 3
  • Clearance Promoter × 2 | 3
  • Caricature Artist × 1 | 4

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