The Rogue class will always have great decks to play in Hearthstone due to its powerful core cards. It usually has at least one deck focused around using their Combo cards to get access to specific abilities such as dealing damage, drawing cards, or returning cards to their owner’s hands.
With three ranked modes currently available, we made a list of decks you can play to climb easier in whatever mode you prefer to play. Below each deck, you’ll find a code you can copy to paste the list directly into your Hearthstone collection.
Here are the best Hearthstone Rogue decks to play right now.
Standard
Miracle Rogue
The Miracle deck is currently the most popular Rogue deck in Standard due to its ability to quickly damage an opponent’s face with Alexstraza the Life-Binder. Until the late game you have plenty of tools to deal with the board as you draw your combo cards, before finishing off your opponent.
Your main goal during the mulligan phase is to keep or look into getting one of the two Foxy Frauds, Mankrik, or Efficient Octo-Bot. These cards allow you to build a good board early on, which will disrupt your opponent’s early game plan.
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Poison Rogue
Poison Rogue is a deck oriented at picking up all weapon-improving cards and a couple of minions to build some synergy between them. The core card you should be aiming during the mulligan is Swinetunk Shank. The weapon gets +1 durability for each Poison you play, allowing you to keep attacking with it every turn.
With the deck having 28 out of 30 cards with a mana cost of one to three, you can easily find plays every turn to ensure you keep up an aggressive playstyle early on and chunk your opponent’s health from the get-go.
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Secret Rogue
Secret Rogue is an aggressive deck, similar to Poison Rogue, except it focuses on using various secrets to take over the game instead of solely relying on your weapon. The biggest downside is if your opponent manages to understand which secrets you have up, they’ll have an easy time dealing with you and your board.
During your mulligan, aim for minions early on such as Sparkjoy Cheat, Mankrik, or Efficient Octo-Bot.
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Wild
Quest Rogue
Quest Rogue aims at trying to quickly activate the Crystal Core effect to make all your cheap minions much stronger due to the improved stats. With many card-bouncing effects, you should be able to get the quest done by the fourth turn most of the games. With it done, you can take over the board and slowly chip away at your opponent’s health.
You should always keep the Quest in your opening hand, since without it your entire game plan is ruined. Try to mulligan for cheap minions and card-bouncing effects so you can get started working towards your quest early on.
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Classic
Miracle Rogue
The Classic deck that defined Hearthstone back in the day, Miracle Rogue is the pinnacle of planning ahead and using your resources carefully to take down your opponents. The main game plan is to reach turn four or five, when you can put the Gadgetzan Auctioneer on the board and begin the Miracle by drawing a lot of cards next turn by using spells.
Early on, if you have Preparation and Edwin Van Cleef, you can get an explosive early game by using them in combination with some spells to put your opponent on a time clock. If they don’t have an answer to it, they will most likely concede. While the deck has a high winrate and is rewarding to play, it’s one of the toughest to pilot due to the need to assess your next couple of turns ahead.
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Source: https://dotesports.com/hearthstone/news/the-best-rogue-decks-in-hearthstone
