It’s no secret that Reno Jackson decks have been some of my favorite. The archetype allows for a lot more creativity and versatility when compared to most decks, due to the simple fact that Reno decks are only allotted one of any card (for the most part). Cards that I’ve opted to try out aren’t particularly played often. Avian Watcher can be great when you throw down the Ice Block secret early in the game, as can Medivh’s Valet. A lot of this deck boils down to a Control arch

A seminal deck archetype for Jaina and Medivh, the Freeze Mage, opts for spells and freezing mechanics over a populated board presence. At the same time, these spells will keep your enemy’s board fairly empty, as well. A lot of this deck boils down to creating frozen synergy in your hand and a finishing set up with one Alexstrazsa, all the while dealing with whatever your opponent may throw at you pound for pound. I personally subbed in Flamewaker because the card will still

We’re in a transitionary phase in Hearthstone. Between an adventure, an expansion, and a format change on the way, the game’s in a generally good place. The League of Explorers brought a breath of fresh air to the two year old card game, but that doesn’t mean previous decks have been rendered null and void. With a few explorative tweaks, the Goblins vs. Gnomes standout Mech Mage is still a robotic force to be reckoned with. This is my take on the deck, so make other adjustmen