The best Druid decks in Hearthstone

The Druid class is notorious in Hearthstone for either having a lot of mana ramp or using various tokens to flood the board before finishing the game with Savage Roar. During every rotation, there’s at least one Druid deck that focuses on having a lot of high-cost cards and cheating them early on board to overwhelm their opponents.

With three ranked modes currently available, we made a list of decks you can play to climb easier in whatever mode you prefer to play. Below each deck, you’ll find a code you can copy to paste the list directly into your Hearthstone collection.

Here are the best Hearthstone Druid decks to play currently.

Standard

Prestor Druid

The plan while playing Prestor Druid is fairly simple. First, you want to expand your deck with Prince Renathal and increase your mana as much as possible, with cards like Wildheart Guff being pivotal here. Once you have a lot of mana and cards in your deck, you want to get your hands on Lady Prestor, which shouldn’t be too hard since you’ve got plenty of tools that will allow you to draw cards from your deck. 

Lady Prestor transforms minions in your deck into random dragons, and with plenty of mana in your inventory and a few spells to draw additional cards, you should never run out of fuel, both in your hand and on the table. Therefore, at this point, players should be able to flood the board with different dragons, overpowering the enemy and quickly leading to a victory.

Code:
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Celestial Druid

Celestial Druid is an entirely different deck when compared to Prestor Druid. This time around, you similarly want to rapidly enhance your mana, but you won’t be looking at a quick game like previously. Once you have a couple of crystals of mana, you want to play Celestial Alignment followed by something that immediately increases your mana again, like Wildheart Guff or Innervate.

Celestial Alignment changes the cost of cards in the hands of both players to one while reducing the mana crystals of both players to zero. But with some spells to add yourself some mana, and with tons of drawing tools and big minions, you can quickly take control of the board. Once you do, you should never lose it with the potential you have, and most likely will lead to a triumph in no time. 

Code:
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Big Druid

Big Druid may be the simplest deck of all the standard ones mentioned here. Similar to Celestial Druid, you also want to ramp up the mana, but this time around, you won’t be invoking chaos with Celestial Alignment. While playing this deck, players should simply aim to get ahead quickly with their resources and then start playing a bunch of powerful late-game cards, like Raid Boss Onyxia, Goldshire Gnoll, and more.

Code:
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Wild

C’Thun Druid

The name of the deck says it all. With this deck, you want to lower your opponent’s health with your spells while staying alive using mostly spells since you don’t have many minions in your deck. Spreading Plague does wonders in that regard. In the meantime, players want to ramp up mana and search for C’Thun, the Shattered. Once you have him in your hand and have played enough spells in the game, use him and watch the chaos unfold. In most cases, he’ll bring you victory (unless you have a stroke of terrible luck).

Code:
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Classic

Control Druid

This is a deck that all old-school Hearthstone players should be familiar with. Classic Control Druid takes advantage of the class’ most important, classic cards, like Wrath, Wild Growth, Innervate, and Keeper of the Grove, to put him ahead in terms of mana. Once you reach that milestone, you can play a bunch of expensive cards, like Ancient of War, Sunwalker, and Force of Nature to secure control of the board. And if the enemy tries to counter you with their big minions, you have Big Game Hunter in your inventory. 

Code:
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