Kripparrian explores a new death rattle build in Hearthstone Battlegrounds that doesn’t require Baron Rivendare, highlighting the incredible strength of Gul’dan. In this video, Kripparrian shares his insights and strategies for building a competitive death rattle-based deck without relying on the card that multiplies death rattles. He emphasizes the need for a well-deserved nerf to Baron Rivendare, as Gul’dan is often a more powerful option. Watch the video to see Kripparrian’s gameplay and learn more about this innovative build.
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Key Takeaways:
- Gul’dan is a powerful alternative to Baron Rivendare in death rattle builds.
- Rivendare-free death rattle builds can be competitive in Hearthstone Battlegrounds.
- Gul’dan’s ability to provide additional death rattles on the board is game-changing.
The Strength of Gul’dan in Death Rattle Builds
Kripparrian emphasizes the incredible strength of Gul’dan in death rattle builds, showcasing how an extra Gul’dan on the board can be equivalent to having Baron Rivendare. He explains that Gul’dan’s ability to provide additional death rattles can make a death rattle-based build competitive even without Rivendare. This highlights the need for a nerf to Baron Rivendare, as Gul’dan proves to be a more deserving option.
Building a Rivendare-Free Death Rattle Deck
Kripparrian shares his insights and strategies for building a competitive death rattle deck without relying on Baron Rivendare. He discusses the importance of including cards like Gul’dan, Bran, and Drari to maximize the number of death rattles on the board. He also explores the use of the Gula Cabra tech to further enhance the death rattle effects. By showcasing his gameplay, Kripparrian demonstrates the viability and power of this innovative build.
The Need for a Baron Rivendare Nerf
Kripparrian argues that Baron Rivendare is in desperate need of a nerf, given the overwhelming strength of Gul’dan in death rattle builds. He points out that Gul’dan can often outperform Rivendare, rendering the latter unnecessary. This highlights the imbalance in the game and the need for adjustments to ensure a fair and competitive gameplay experience.
