Template:Corrupt the Waters strategy

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Completing the quest is extremely trivial. There are many, many different cards with Battlecry you can use, and you only need 6 of them. Lackeys can also be used and make the quest progression even faster.

Once  Heart of Vir'naal is unlocked, most of the Battlecry cards get a massive boost. Direct damage like  Kobold Lackey and  Weaponized Wasp are doubled, card generators like  Swampqueen Hagatha and  Barista Lynchen create twice as many cards,  Siamat gets all 4 keywords, and so on. The onslaught of value these cards can bring in combination is used to close out the game.

non-stacking Battlecries

Cards with absolute effects like  Reno Jackson and  Platebreaker do not benefit from a 2nd activation. Nor do  Tour Guide or  Anonymous Informant since Hero Power and Secret cost are already reduced to 0 and this won't carry on to an additional usage.  Spellward Jeweler also does not give any additional turns of protection to the hero. It also does not help  Horde Operative since you can't have more than one copy of a secret in effect. There is also no benefit to weapon-destroying cards like  Rustrot Viper since the first cry would already remove the objective.  Chief Inspector and  Steamcleaner also don't double up, since all the secrets/cards are already vanished by the time of the 2nd cry. It also doesn't help  Grumble, Worldshaker since it has already removed all cards to hand.

About the only benefit to these cards is that it puts extra copies of these into the "battlecries used" pool which  Shudderwock draws upon - this means when Shudderwock randomly runs through every battlecry a player has ever used, the extra copies increase the odds of it being called early on in the order.


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