Template:Dread Raven strategy
Similarly to 
Pogo-Hopper, Dread Raven's main gimmick involves becoming stronger by creating multiple copies of it. However, Dread Raven needs to have all of its copies on the field in order to work. This is best achieved by the hunter or rogue classes, with the former having many Beast-centric copying cards such as 
Dire Frenzy, 
Hunting Party and 
Ramkahen Wildtamer, while Rogue can use 
Gang Up, Lab Recruiter or Togwaggle's Scheme in a similar fashion to how a Pogo-Hopper deck would play, but Shadow of Death is compatible unlike Pogo-Hopper since Dread Raven's ability is an ongoing effect instead of a Battlecry. However, they are vulnerable to 
Flik Skyshiv and area of effect removals such as 
Flamestrike. Scarlet Webweaver and Tundra Rhino will allow you to summon multiple Dread Ravens and deal damage with them at the same time.
The formula that the total amount of Attack that a group of unbuffed Dread Ravens will have is calculated as 3 × number of friendly Dread Ravens², since all Dread Ravens will receive the Attack buff simultaneously, squaring the number.
- 2 Dread Ravens: 3 × 2² = 12
- 3 Dread Ravens: 3 × 3² = 27
- 4 Dread Ravens: 3 × 4² = 48
- 5 Dread Ravens: 3 × 5² = 75
- 6 Dread Ravens: 3 × 6² = 108
- 7 Dread Ravens: 3 × 7² = 147
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