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Hearthstone Wild Arena guide – Best hero, cards, entry costs and rewards

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Everything you need to know about Arena gone Wild!

Our Wild Arena guide for Hearthstone contains details of the best hero to pick, the best cards, entry costs involved and the rewards you can accrue for taking part.

The first stage of Wildfest – Blizzard‘s mid-meta celebration of all things to do with the Wild ladder – is now live on global servers.

As well as throwing a couple of new Tavern Brawls into the mix, Arena will now also be available exclusively in the Wild format for the duration of the event. That means you’ll have the chance to pick cards from the entire history of Hearthstone’s card pools – not just those that are part of the Standard rotation.

Int his article we’ve gather together everything you need to know about getting stuck into Wild Arena. If you want a general overview of what’s happening, take a look at our massive Wildfest guide. We’ve also launched our article covering the exciting new Wild Brawliseum that’s expected to land next week.

UPDATE #2 – We’ve updated this article with a snapshot of the top five Arena cards for each Hero at each level of rarity. These are the cards you want to keep a particularly close eye out for, and we’ve also provided links to the most popular card ranking sites which detail the power level of every card in the Arena format.

What’s the best hero for Wild Arena?

Good question. As card sets have rotated in and out of usage, different heroes have become stronger and stronger over time, and relative to the rest of the classes in the game.

Historically – and certainly before Arena became a Standard-only format – Mage, Paladin and Rogue were considered incredibly strong, and very consistently so when you considered the entire pool of cards combined with their powerful, tempo-pushing Hero Powers.

For that reason they should probably be considered pretty solid picks at the very start of the Wild Arena celebrations. Kripp’s thoughts in the video we’ve posted below pretty much back that thinking up. Do let us know what you think in the comments though, so we can work this one out together.

Key points from Kripp’s video:

  • At high win-rates, the decks that seem to be doing really well are those that are either really good zoo decks, or really good anti-aggro decks.
  • The best classes to pick are those that do both jobs of control and zoo really well. Look to heroes like Mage, Paladin and Warlock. Priest struggles to be aggressive but is obviously great at control.
  • Kripp recommends staying away from classes like Shaman because it struggles to do these things better than the other classes, and Hunter because it’s so much more likely to draft offensively rather than defensively.
  • Rogue is another good choice if you get it, but it’s probably worth staying away from Druid altogether while Wild Arena is active.
  • Finally, during the drafting phase, he recommends following the well-established advice of emphasising board-clears and removal options. Having Hellfire as a Zoo player, for example, is not necessarily a bad thing because you can’t always guarantee you’re going to win that early-game.

How to pick the best cards for Wild Arena

Having chosen your hero for Wild Arena, your next job will be to draft a deck of 30 cards, picking one card at a time from a – relatively – random choice of three. While there’s more science to the drafting process than can be reasonably covered in this article, you will find sites like HearthArena.com and The Lightforge an invaluable source of card rankings.

We lean towards using HearthArena ourselves as we just find it faster to get through the drafting process with it. Seeing the deck breakdown and synergies afterwards can be really helpful too, especially if you’re playing your run over the course of more than one session. When doing so it’s easy to forget about the fundamentals of your unique deck.

If you just want a snapshot of the strongest cards for each hero, we’ve pulled together the Top 5 cards for each hero and across all rarities. Keep a special eye out for these, and you can view the entire list over on the HearthArena site:

Druid

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Swipe Savage Combatant Ultimate Infestation Dr. Boom
Bonemare Darnassus Aspirant Primordial Drake Deathwing
Druid of the Claw Bomb Lobber Ancient of War The Lich King
North Sea Kraken Sludge Belcher Charged Devilsaur Ragnaros the Firelord
Tortollan Forager Argent Commander Sea Giant Onyxia

Hunter

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Flanking Strike Savannah Highmane Call of the Wild Dr. Boom
Glaivezooka Eaglehorn Bow Piranha Launcher Deathwing
Crackling Razormaw Dispatch Kodo Primordial Drake The Lich King
Bonemare Lesser Emerald Spellstone Rat Pack Ragnaros the Firelord
Animal Companion Argent Commander Bittertide Hydra Sylvanas Windrunner

Mage

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Firelands Portal Bomb Lobber Meteor Dr. Boom
Flamestrike Sludge Belcher Primordial Drake Deathwing
Fireball Babbling Book Primordial Glyph The Lich King
Bonemare Argent Commander Sea Giant Ragnaros the Firelord
North Sea Kraken Saronite Chain Gang Spiteful Summoner Onyxia

Paladin

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Truesilver Champion Muster for Battle Coghammer Dr. Boom
Keeper of Uldaman Spikeridged Steed Primordial Drake Sunkeeper Tarim
Bonemare Vinecleaver Call to Arms Tirion Fordring
Righteous Protector Aldor Peacekeeper Dinosize Deathwing
Shielded Minibot Grimestreet Protector Sea Giant The Lich King

Priest

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Kabal Talonpriest Bomb Lobber Cabal Shadow Priest Dr. Boom
Shadow Word: Death Sludge Belcher Psychic Scream Deathwing
Mind Control Drakonid Operative Primordial Drake The Lich King
Dark Cultist Bone Drake Dragonfire Potion Vol’jin
North Sea Kraken Excavated Evil Lightbomb Ragnaros the Firelord

Rogue

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Bonemare Dark Iron Skulker Vilespine Slayer Dr. Boom
Sap Envenom Weapon Primordial Drake Deathwing
Backstab SI:7 Agent Fal’dorei Strider The Lich King
North Sea Kraken Bomb Lobber Sea Giant Ragnaros the Firelord
Piloted Shredder Sludge Belcher Charged Devilsaur Onyxia

Shaman

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Fire Elemental Maelstrom Portal Primordial Drake Dr. Boom
Flamewreathed Faceless Jade Claws Earth Elemental Deathwing
Bonemare Lightning Storm Hammer of Twilight The Lich King
Flametongue Totem Powermace Sea Giant Ragnaros the Firelord
Piloted Shredder Stonehill Defender Charged Devilsaur Onyxia

Warlock

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Abyssal Enforcer Despicable Dreadlord Primordial Drake Dr. Boom
Dark Peddler Imp-losion Bane of Doom The Lich King
Imp Gang Boss Siphon Soul Sea Giant Deathwing
Kobold Librarian Sludge Belcher Spiteful Summoner Ragnaros the Firelord
Bonemare Bomb Lobber Voidlord Mal’Ganis

Warrior

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Death’s Bite Frothing Berserker Primordial Drake Dr. Boom
Obsidian Destroyer Stonehill Defender Gorehowl Deathwing
Ravaging Ghoul Bomb Lobber Sea Giant The Lich King
Fool’s Bane Sludge Belcher Bittertide Hydra Varian Wrynn
Arathi Weaponsmith Argent Commander Charged Devilsaur Grommash Hellscream

Neutral

Common Rare Epic Legendary
Bonemare Bomb Lobber Primordial Drake Dr. Boom
North Sea Kraken Sludge Belcher Sea Giant Deathwing
Piloted Shredder Argent Commander Charged Devilsaur The Lich King
Fire Plume Phoenix Saronite Chain Gang Piloted Sky Golem Ragnaros the Firelord
Tar Creeper Bone Drake Bright-Eyed Scout Onyxia

How much does Wild Arena cost to enter?

The entry fee for Wild Arena is just the same as it’s always been at 150 Gold (or the equivalent price in your local currency).

In the build-up to Wildfest many had believed that we would receive a free ticket when the event went live. Wild has now been enabled, but there’s no free ticket option at the time of publishing and we don’t expect that to change.

At the time of publishing the latest, revised version of this guide, Blizzard had yet to confirm what will happen with unfinished Wild Arena runs when the event ends. Based on historical precedence though, it’s likely your deck will be retired, you’ll receive the rewards you’d earned so far, and you’ll get a free ticket to the regular Arena as compensation. This has not been confirmed, however.

When does Wild Arena end?

Arena will be Wild for the next three weeks, and won’t return to the Standard format until Wildfest ends on March 11th. As soon as we have a firm end time for the event we’ll pop a note in here so you can get things wrapped up before your deck gets retired.

What rewards are there for competing in Wild Arena?

The Wild Arena rewards are expected to be identical to those you receive for reaching various stages of success in the Standard Arena. Head over to our Arena rewards page for the lowdown on what you’ll receive for reaching the individual tiers of success in this format.

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