Mechs like Explosive Sheep can help keep the board clear, but let's go next level on this.
Wild players will already have an army of Mechs to choose from and those Mechs will almost all prove useful to the Control Warrior style. It remains to be seen just how many new tools the Standard player will have available to them, though the new Magnetic keyword and the new Beryllium Nullifier are going to prove immensely useful. This is especially true if any of those Mechs have useful Deathrattles that can help clear out the opposition. Fortunately, it shouldn't come at the expense of certain existing Warrior archetypes.Ĭontrol Warriors, in particular, should welcome this new Hero Card, since Rush is a valuable tool in maintaining board control. Boom's Battlecry bonus should entice players to pack their decks full of Mechs to maximize its effectiveness. Has Mech Warrior ever really been a thing in Hearthstone? Well, it's going to be one now! Dr. There are few downsides to the Big Red Button and it'll play a major role in the overall Dr. KABOOM!: Deal 1 damage to all enemies.Micro-Squad: Summon three 1/1 Microbots.The effect will change on the opponent's turn, allowing them to prepare for what's coming a turn in advance, but that's not going to make this any less fun to use. Yes, the Big Red Button's power is any one of five random effects. First of all, anybody who has ever watched a cartoon knows about the tempting allure of a Big Red Button. We'll touch on that in just a second.īut the Hero Power is going to be what's truly fun about Dr. This is going to make Control Warriors very happy, depending on the Mechs they're employing. All friendly Mechs going forward will have Rush. In fact, let's look closer at that Battlecry. Boom's newest form is downright terrifying. With a cheaper cost, a greater Armor boost, and an incredible Battlecry, Dr. This is the Warrior's second Hero card and one that, at first glance, looks to be much more appealing than Scourgelord Garrosh.
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