I was struggling with this stage for a while and made a couple of modifications. 1. Gargoyle instead of Polymorph 2. Worgen instead of Drake 3. Batrider instead of Pilot Best-case strat: Run a Raider up the left side to get the summoning stone. From there, you can bring in a Garg + Grom to smash the boss when the coast is clear. One lusted Garg will do great damage and live for a long time. If an Ogre Mage comes out on defense, use your Worgen. Batriders are great on defense, and use Harpies on O or D as needed.
This worked perfectly, even with my lower level grom. As long as you control the ogre mages with the worgen the boss has no anti-air and you can just tear him up with a goyle + grom. Everything else is used for defense.
This guys guides have been smash hit after smash hit. This is the first fail boat. I tried running with sheep as in the video and swapped to Worgen because he mentioned that it was/could be better than sheep. I had worse results with Worgen actually. But the difference is marginal. This deck suffers a slow loss. Like, not even close. I'm not able to get close to approaching the boss. I was able to get a hard fought draw once and done over 10 attempts with each version. I was able to get it down using no guide. A Tirion deck with Worgen, Piolet, Quillboar, Defias Bandits, Harpies and Warsong Raider. Nothing crazy. In fact I would say the Warsong Raider is the weakest unit in the line up. Siege damage isn't really a factor. Prowler or some sort of spell may yield more value. The way it went down for me was I made a really strong initial push up the right side. My cycle had a second Tirion not far in and I was able to summon the second one at the meeting stone before an elemental could come out and recapture. Wogen and piolet assist for the big push while using harpies and bandits to defend and control the map. I actually lost control of the map after the big push but the boss was low enough from the big push I hit him with a few unbounds while defending to take the win. It's a tough level. I don't blame him. You can see from the gameplay presented he comes pretty close to dying himself. And I dare say his comeback is pretty lucky. He gets some good cycles while the ai either got bad cycles, made bad tactical choices or just didn't press their advantage like they could have. Because I would get utterly crushed playing his list.
I was struggling with this stage for a while and made a couple of modifications.
1. Gargoyle instead of Polymorph
2. Worgen instead of Drake
3. Batrider instead of Pilot
Best-case strat: Run a Raider up the left side to get the summoning stone. From there, you can bring in a Garg + Grom to smash the boss when the coast is clear. One lusted Garg will do great damage and live for a long time.
If an Ogre Mage comes out on defense, use your Worgen. Batriders are great on defense, and use Harpies on O or D as needed.
This worked perfectly, even with my lower level grom. As long as you control the ogre mages with the worgen the boss has no anti-air and you can just tear him up with a goyle + grom. Everything else is used for defense.
I won within 15 seconds with your suggestion.
Thank you.
this worked perferct!
Lol, 1 Gargoyle (+ Grommash) lowered HP to 1/3-1/4 and then second push with Gargoyle + Grommash did all the work.
this one was way better!! thanks :D:D
Thank you for these videos and tips, they have helped me climb through the campaign faster!
Glad to hear it!
the drake + polymorph + harpies was actually a very nice tip, thanks
This worker great my second try. Except I did not use polymorph once.
Only one oger mage spawned thank the lord
This guys guides have been smash hit after smash hit. This is the first fail boat.
I tried running with sheep as in the video and swapped to Worgen because he mentioned that it was/could be better than sheep. I had worse results with Worgen actually. But the difference is marginal. This deck suffers a slow loss. Like, not even close. I'm not able to get close to approaching the boss. I was able to get a hard fought draw once and done over 10 attempts with each version.
I was able to get it down using no guide. A Tirion deck with Worgen, Piolet, Quillboar, Defias Bandits, Harpies and Warsong Raider. Nothing crazy. In fact I would say the Warsong Raider is the weakest unit in the line up. Siege damage isn't really a factor. Prowler or some sort of spell may yield more value. The way it went down for me was I made a really strong initial push up the right side. My cycle had a second Tirion not far in and I was able to summon the second one at the meeting stone before an elemental could come out and recapture. Wogen and piolet assist for the big push while using harpies and bandits to defend and control the map. I actually lost control of the map after the big push but the boss was low enough from the big push I hit him with a few unbounds while defending to take the win.
It's a tough level. I don't blame him. You can see from the gameplay presented he comes pretty close to dying himself. And I dare say his comeback is pretty lucky. He gets some good cycles while the ai either got bad cycles, made bad tactical choices or just didn't press their advantage like they could have. Because I would get utterly crushed playing his list.