Waiting for Wu Tianming to simply pack up the things he needed to take away, and return to the ground again, the two of them easily found a computer room that no one disturbed, and then both logged in to their respective Battle.net accounts.

Wu Tianming naturally chose his housekeeper to fight, while Su Ming's side chose the deck of the warrior hero "with kindness"!

"Garrosh, fight, Medivan!"

In any battle event, the collision between a warrior who represents the output of physical damage and a mage who symbolizes the power of the magic element is always an enduring topic, and Hearthstone is no exception.

In the game of these two classes, in a sense, the warrior will have a certain innate advantage, after all, there is a strategic restraint relationship between the hero skills of the two sides.

The fighter's exclusive skill, on the premise of activating it every turn, is equivalent to continuously increasing the ability to bear damage by 2 points, in other words, the ability to take beatings is getting stronger and stronger.

On the mage's side, there is a chance to output 1 damage to any target per turn, and this skill has a good effect on mending knives and repairing blood, but if it is used for output, it can't keep up with the speed of the warrior's stacking armor in terms of damage effect.

Combined with other class cards, as the battle drags on, the warrior will become more and more resistant to beating, and except for the infinite fireball method, which is a card deck where the damage burst depends on hand speed and network speed, the vast majority of other mage decks have an upper limit on damage.

The sum of all the damage spell cards in the deck is basically the total amount of damage that the mage can burst.

As long as the warrior can stack the mage's armor to the extent that it exceeds the opponent's upper limit before the mage can completely deal damage, it is almost possible to dissuade the mage directly.

This is also the reason why in Su Ming's memory, the original version of the "Red Dragon Ice Method" was a big bad game in the face of the "local tyrant defense war", and even when they met, they had to run directly, and that kind of battle was really almost impossible to fight.

The slow ice method itself does not have many scenes, it all depends on finding the KEY card and squirting the red dragon, relying on the [Ice Arrow], [Ice Spear Technique], [Fireball Technique] and other low-cost direct injuries to shoot enough damage to kill the opponent, but in the face of those warriors who often have 5 or 60 points of armor, the ice method is really powerless.

The warrior deck that Su Ming used this time, because he didn't know the form of Wu Tianming on the other side, he didn't use such an extreme build, but another deck that was more stable in rhythm and strategy:

"Stacking Armor to Live Infinite Big Brother Recruitment Battle!"

The name of this deck is on par with the "Odd Mechanical Mission Fighting Defensive Battle" he pulled out at the beginning, and there is no doubt that it is also a deck that stacks armor and takes a beating.

Of course, unlike the odd-numbered deck that gets the hero skill enhancement of [Moon Eater Baku] at the beginning, Su Ming's form is a regular natural number rhythm.

gave up the powerful 2 fees and 4 armor, in exchange for some high-quality cards with an even mana consumption, such as the key single card that Su Ming touched at this moment:

The two sides split the sides, and Su Ming, who was on the first side, grabbed 3 cards, among which there happened to be a special spell of the warrior class:

[Cards of the Dead], 2 mana, copy your hand and shuffle into your library

Because this is just a purple epic spell, two can be compiled into Su Ming's deck, and the effect of the two [Cards of the Dead] can be summed up in four simple words:

"Unlimited Resources!"

After playing two cards in your hand, play any of them, and the rest of the remaining cards are shuffled into the library, regardless of the other cards that are shuffled at the same time, the most important thing is that the other cards of the dead create a copy that is stuffed into the library.

In other words, the [Dead Card] that the warrior has in the whole battle is still two, and when he draws this key spell again, he can concoct a wave in the same way and continue to shuffle a large amount of resources into the card library.

In this way, the warrior can achieve an effect similar to the [Jade Talisman] infinitely farmed in the late stage of the Jade De, but its effect is more powerful, and you can flexibly choose to shuffle those card-making clones into the library according to your needs to achieve different infinite effects.

In the current nine professions of Hearthstone, most of the opponents faced by the warriors, as long as the opponent's resources are capped, then theoretically they can be beaten and exhausted through hard consumption, dragged until the opponent's card library is emptied, and then die of fatigue.

However, Su Ming's set of cards called "Stacked Armor and Infinite Big Brother Recruitment Battle" is a bit more radical in construction, he not only pursues a system of unlimited resources, but also adds another system in order to give his rhythm the ability to take the initiative.

"Big Brother Recruitment!"

This set of plug-in system can be seen from another card drawn by Su Ming:

[Seek to form a party], 6 mana, recruit an entourage

The "recruit" keyword, which puts a one's follower onto the battlefield directly from your library, does not trigger its warcry effect, and is not considered to be played from your hand.

The spell itself is as high as 6 mana, which means that Su Ming has to drag out at least 6 mana creatures from his library to barely lose money, which is the characteristic of the so-called "big brother" system in the deck.

Incorporate a variety of high-intensity creatures with high fees, rely on the warrior's ability to survive and stack armor in the early stage, and start to transform and recruit after holding on to 6 mana, and continuously create various scenes that require the opponent to hand over the law-level solution to deal with!

To put it bluntly, it is to crush the opponent with ultra-high-quality scenes.

So this is the reason why Su Ming promised Wu Tianming that he could give up the rhythm of 5 rounds in vain, and he would never take the initiative to attack before 6 fees.

Because of his set of cards, in fact, before 6 fees, he was simply beaten in a comprehensive contraction of the defensive line!

After all...... As far as Su Ming's warrior card deck this time is concerned, even if Wu Tianming's side does not resist at all, and gives Su Ming a full 5 rounds of time to output with all his strength, it is estimated that he may not be able to defeat 50% of the mage's HP......

The last card is left, Su Ming took the [Blood Blade Razor] in a decent manner, the key cards of the two sets of systems have been started, in order to prevent Wu Tianming from using an unknown form of fast attack mage system, he still needs to give the other party a little respect:

Razor of Bloodblade, 4 mana, 2 attack/2 durability, Warcry, Dead Word: Deal 2 damage to all followers

A god-level weapon that can ride an odd number to the point where you can't take care of yourself, and you can create a full-court AOE for both the outgoing round and the damage round, which is undoubtedly an excellent survival artifact in the early stage of this battered warrior deck.

In the 1 fee round at the beginning, after grabbing the cards, Su Ming did not hesitate to press the end button directly and handed over the operation to Wu Tianming.

Well, he promised not to attack for 5 rounds, but ...... Defensive unraveling and stacking armor are not said to be impossible!

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