Six Budget Friendly Theorycrafts to Try Out In the Wailing Caverns

With the new Wailing Caverns mini-expansion releasing today, we've got 35 new cards to play with, either to strengthen existing decks or build something completely new. Theorycrafting season may have ended before it could truly begin, but we've still got six budget friendly lists to share. Hopefully they help you navigate the madness that is almost certain to ensue.

All the cards releasing in the Wailing Caverns mini-set can be found here.

Token Druid

To start us off, we've got a list from Trimutius, who's built a Token Druid that combines the early-game token generation of Gibberling with the late-game token generation of Deviate Dreadfang. The deck is packed with Nature spells to summon lots of little Vipers and make Mama proud.

Deviant Druid

This deck takes a different approach to building around Deviate Dreadfang, using cost reduction effects from Living Seed and Fangbound Druid to get the Dreadfang into play early and with the freedom to play lots of Nature spells. There's even a Menagerie Warden to copy the Dreadfang if we need it, and Malygos the Spellweaver to help us out if we run out of spells.

Doomshaman

With the new Dungoneer to draw spells AND Elementals (that draw weapons), this newest iteration of Doomhammer Shaman wants to see the fear in their opponent's eyes then punch them repeatedly in the face. There's even a little spice with a single copy of Selfless Sidekick to get Doomhammer into play even more reliably.

Vol'jin Demon Hunter

Shadow Hunter Vol'jin continues to be a standout legendary to build around on a budget, and thanks to Demon Hunter's new big boy Taintheart Tormenter ("The Taunt Minion That Really Frustrates!") and Sigil of Summoning there are even more ways for Vol'jin to cheat out big bodies to torment our opponent.

Big Demon Hunter

Rarran's take on Big Demon Hunter skews slightly more expensive by including Pit Commander to summon Inquisitors and Tormenters from the deck. Otherwise, this list is fairly budget-friendly and is sure to have your opponents yelling, "Don't Torment Me!"

Aggro Warrior

There will be no Turtling in this deck, which wants a fast game. To that end, it's got a low curve of aggressive minions and cheap weapons that would like nothing more than to go face, so go face they shall.

Have some ideas for Theorycrafted decks from the new mini-expansion? Create your own decks and share them in the comments!