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Quest Resurrect Priest deck list guide - Ashes of Outland - Hearthstone (April 2020)How to climb the ladder with Quest Resurrect Priest in Season 73.
How to climb the ladder with Quest Resurrect Priest in Season 73.
QuestResurrectPriest is aHearthstonedeck for those of you who like to get the most out of all of your minions. Not satisfied with just playing them once, this deck is capable of bringing them all back from the dead to battle once again, all thanks to the revival effects available to the Priest class.
If it sounds like something you want to try, ourResurrectPriest guide is on hand to teach you everything you need to know about the archetype. To begin, we’ve dug up the best deck list that has the best chance of sending your opponent to the grave. You can also find some Mulligan advice, an outline of the general strategy involved in playing the deck and a look at some of the core combos it contains.
QuestResurrectPriest deck list and strategy
This is the best version of QuestResurrectPriest seeing play right now during the Ashes ofOutlandmeta. After Galakrond Shaman got nerfed, this control-heavy deck has seen quite the resurgence, so give it a shot if you have the cards.
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General strategy
Early game:A steady early plan of board control and removal awaits you at first.Penanceoffers this in spades, and after getting one of your minions on board (aside fromPsychopomp), you’ll be all good. Remember, you don’t have to play your Quest on turn 1 - your foe might refuse to damage you if you do, meaning it’ll take longer to complete it. Sometimes, it’s better to not play the Quest until you’ve already got some healing to do. Cards likeForbidden WordsandShadow Word: Deathshould keep you from dying too early against aggro, and then you’ll be alright.
YourKhartut Defenderheals your hero twice, which can hopefully get you to Quest completion as early as possible. Once this is done, you’re ready for your final plan.
Once you’ve brought some minions back from the dead, you’ll want to buff them up as much as possible to avoid an untimely defeat. GivingKhartut Defender, for example, +3/+3 is massively strong, as well asBatterhead, which can clear off entire boards alone. This constant presence should be too much for your foe to deal with if you’ve made it this far, so just keep buffing the minions it makes sense to buff. Trade smartly so your opponent can’t gain a foothold in the game again, and keep going face until the game is done. You should be able to buff your minions up with Obelisk’s Eye if some survive late on, and this value can swiftly earn you the victory.
Aggro opponents
These tips should help you out when up against aggro opponents:
Control opponents
Get the better of control decks with these helpful tips and tricks:
QuestResurrectPriest tips, card combos and synergies
New to QuestResurrectPriest? The following combos should be at the back of your mind during every match!
-Sandhoof Waterbeareronly ever heals a damaged friendly character, so sometimes it’s best to use your Hero Power to heal it so that the minion will heal your face.
Try to keep a list of your minions that have died in the back of your mind so you know what to expect when you castMass Resurrection.
Make sure you monitor your Mana closely if you think you’re going to useForbidden Wordsduring your turn. You’ll want to make sure you have enough Mana leftover so it matches or is higher than the Attack value of the minion you want to cast it on.
