Hearthstone Assassin play, Hearthstone Assassin how to play

There are two tactics for the Stalker.

One is the traditional minion stream play: this type of thief relies primarily on combos to deal damage. His requirement for a class purple card is basically zero, and most of them rely on neutral followers and professional blue and white cards to deal damage.

Shattered Sun, Argus Defender, Black Iron Dwarf, Azure Drake, Silver Commander) stand on the field, rely on their own spells and ** (backstab, piercing, MI7**, poison, etc.) to clear the field retinue on the opposite side, carry out continuous suppression on the scene, and finally rely on the minions to deal damage. Backhand Coin + Defia Thief Boss is also the strongest start at the moment. The core idea is to keep you on the field all the time and not on the other side.

Now the thief with the orange card will take the train king + cold-blooded to finish with 10 damage, and if there is a roof replicator, it will be 20 damage.

The second is the MP thief who is now rising, also known as the miracle thief. This kind of thief basically does not play cards for the first 4 mana, or only checks with a follower who draws cards. After getting the Gakison Auctioneer, start to break out, through the Gakison Auctioneer (whenever you cast a spell, draw a card) and the low-cost spells you carry (Backstab, Piercing, Shadow Attack, Poison Blade, Waiting for an Opportunity, Stuffy Stick, Hide), quickly brush out your core cards (Train King + Shadow Step + Shadow Step + Cold Blood), and play a wave of bursts to take away the opposite side.

These are two more mature decks, of course, there are other tactics, such as the magic wound thief, not as stable as the above two sets, he has more magic wound followers, such as kobolds, blood mages, ogre mages and other followers who add magic injuries, and then rely on their own low-cost spell cards to play damage.

Hero skills.

Rummaging — 2 fees.

Effect: Discover a class spell card that was used in this match.

You can find your opponent's spells, and if you don't have them, you'll get a small stone with 0 mana.

Miss Tess should be the easiest, the entourage she chooses is five fees, three big blue dragons, and she relies on skills to find direct injury spells, and it is easy to cut the other side.

Initial deck. Optional card pools.

Bone Seeking: Abyssal Adventure Hardshell Beetle Bloodmage Sarnos Fateful Bone Dice Weak Gravedigger Petrified Velociraptor Kobold Illusionist Shakril the Poison Heart Flesh-Eating Block Corpse Caller Small Spell Obsidian Kane Bloodhoof Sylvanas Windranger Snid's Lumberjack Anubarak Enzos.

Professional Killer: Cold-Blooded, Patient Assassin, Plague Scientist, MI7**, Ace Hunter, Devourer of the Evil Ridge, Black Iron Hideer, Assassination, Black Knight, Sprint, Sniper, Deadly Shot, Crush the Wall.

How to clear the game. Skill card selection passive selection [Skill 1 Fee 2], core system: Jade Flow. The core card must choose the green jade dart, the more the merrier, you can choose a number of Aya, the others are arbitrary, and the curve rhythm is reasonable.

The core style of play is to brush the green jade army through darts, and supplement darts through skills. Captain Killer said MMP, and his face hurt when he kicked it! Plagiarism is more entertaining, but the income is unstable, and it is easy to get stuck in the rhythm, so choose carefully.

For details, see: Hearthstone Monster Hunting Elite Assassin Strategy.

Quest Tips: Players can defeat 10 monsters with an elite assassin to get 1 card pack.

Many players don't understand the meaning of the mission, this is actually a series of missions in the adventure mode, and then there will be three missions: Artillery Expert, Dog Trainer and Time Tinker.

Each class is tasked with defeating 10 monsters, and the quest rewards one of the newest Witch Forest card packs.

How do you defeat 10 monsters with an elite assassin?

The Elite Assassin is the first of these classes, Tess Greymane of the Rogue class, whose ability is to discover a used spell.

First of all, there are only eight levels per monster hunt at most, so one hunt is absolutely impossible to complete, and players can accumulate the number of monsters through multiple hunts.

For details, please refer to: How to do Hearthstone Elite Assassin Quests.