Our Top 40 Community Theorycraft Wild Hearthstone Decks for Voyage to the Sunken City

Our community members have been working hard to figure out the best way to utilize all the new Sunken City cards, and here are some of their finest results so far.

Demon Hunter

Demon Hunters got...stuff? The cards don't seem to have a single clear direction despite some of them being undeniably strong, and KANMURU7 decided to test the best of them with this Highlander list.

Kamouh is also planning to try out multiple new cards, while Bahob and Neoguli are using only one new card each to support their deck's gameplan.

Druid

Although quite many new Druid cards want you to play with spell-related stuff, Neoguli chose to tinker around Bottomfeeder, ending up with this list below.

Kamouh is planning to try out the spell-direction, KANMURU7 created a Spiteful Beast list, while kanakadua was inspired to create an Elwynn Boar deck.

Hunter

Based on the variety of decks created for Hunters, this expansion gave them tools for every strategy imaginable. BadPlayer picked the most Hunter-esque one - going face.

Big Beasts, Highlander, and Milling were the choices of dpollackhs, Dorkpork, and KANMURU7, respectively.

Mage

For Mages, the direction for this expansion was quite clear and our community delivered. Here's Korgano's take on the new Mech Mage.

EddieFenix and Reddington1 have also shared their versions of the archetype, while frosthearth is trying some combos with Spitelash Siren.

Paladin

Did someone say Mechs? Paladin theorycrafting followed the same trend than Mages' did, and this is what agoholic ended up with.

More mechanical madness was created by BloodySaint666, MrRhapsody, and NamelessOne, among others.

Priest

Usually MarkMcKz waits until the cards are actually released before breaking the game, but now it looks like he's spotted a fun little Switcheroo interaction that will make a lot of players unhappy unless Blizzard prevents this strategy somehow before launch.

Mark also explored milling as an alternative Priest strategy, while NamelessOne and Spinnenhonig went to test the new Silence support cards, latter with a spicy Lady Prestor tech.

Rogue

Hooktusk's return inspired many to try out a Pirate strategy, and frosthearth was among them with this combo-y looking list.

Weapons and Pirates could be found in large numbers from these theorycrafts from bhlv518, frosthearth, and Kamouh as well.

Shaman

Shaman got some new damage tools this expansion, which inspired a lot of aggressive, burst-heavy lists. NamelessOne chose a more midrangy way and added some Naga synergies in the mix as well.

NamelessOne explored Even Shaman as an option as well, while MrRhapsody and Korgano shared their plans on utilizing Radiance of Azshara.

Warlock

Despite Blizzard pushing hard for Mur-lock and knowing full well that Abyssal Curse does not seem like a strong mechanic, Fallugaloog chose to embrace the latter strategy and added Hakkar, the Soulflayer in the mix for even more cursing.

And yes there were a lot of Murlocs too. Here are the lists of BloodySaint666, MrRhapsody, and Spinnenhonig.

Warrior

DePachy has been having fun with Quest Warrior (the Uldum one) and the new expansion gave some nifty tools to update the list a bit. Here's the current version.

GoliathTheDwarf has also explored a weapon-heavy direction, Loknax went for Dead Man's Hand fatigue strategy, and rager chose to play Mechs.

Planning the delve into the Wild depths of the Sunken City? Prepare for the voyage with more community decks.

Came up with something awesome yourself? Create a Wild deck and share it in the comments below. Don't forget to include a guide!