4 Hearthstone Deck List & Info-Sharing Sites for Beginners

Here's a roundup of 4 decklist and info-sharing sites for Hearthstone beginners.

A Roundup of Hearthstone Decklist Sites for Beginners

HearthStudy

HearthStudy updates its Hearthstone deck power rankings on a regular cycle, letting you browse popular decks and high-win-rate decks. The advantage of HearthStudy is that you can easily get info on decks sorted from Tier 1 to Tier 4. For beginners, it's a good idea to build a high-tier deck that costs little dust. :)

Hearthstone Study - HearthStudy

Hearthstone Study - HearthStudy

Hearthstone Barrens, Battlegrounds deck power rankings, weekly tier list, Tavern Brawl, card gallery, codes, simulator

www.hearthstudy.com

Hearthstone Inven

Hearthstone Inven is one of the more active communities. Its strength is great accessibility. You can get info and deck codes for decks built by actual Hearthstone players, or decks used and verified by pro players in tournaments. Inven's deck simulator also clearly shows the dust cost and required cards, so it should be helpful.

Hearthstone Deck Simulator - Hearthstone Inven

Hearthstone Inven - Certified Deck List

Hearthstone — the latest news and updates, previews, reviews, deck codes, and tournaments

hs.inven.co.kr

DDA

Service discontinued

DDA let you view top-ranked decklists and filter to find the deck you wanted. Its strength was that you could see streamers' and pro players' card evaluations organized in one place. Through its partnership with the vS Data Reaper Report (ViciousSyndicate), you could also read analysis articles on the overall state of Hearthstone.

DDA.AC :: Hearthstone Content Hub

HSReplay

HSReplay is a site run overseas. It lets you watch popular decks being played in real time or view past gameplay videos. You can also find out which decks players around the world are using in real time, and which cards to keep in your mulligan (the cards you start the game with) for a higher win rate.

It also has a feature that links with your Blizzard account to show which decks you can build with the cards you own, though it's a bit complicated to use. There are quite a few premium features, so it's not a site I use all that often. HSReplay also offers its own dedicated software, the Deck Tracker.

The Deck Tracker has a great feature that overlays information you might otherwise miss about the deck you're currently using and the game you're playing. If you're curious, it's not a bad idea to give the Deck Tracker a try.

HSReplay.net

HSReplay.net - Hearthstone Win-Rate Statistics

Watch and share Hearthstone replays directly from your web browser. Explore advanced statistics about decks and cards based on millions of games per week.

hsreplay.net

Hearthstone Top Decks

Like HSReplay above, this is an English-language site. But precisely because so many users use it, you can find even more decklists here! The sites above usually cover everything, but I'm including this one anyway.

From the top menu, go to Decks > choose the class you want, and you can search using various options.

Hearthstone Top Decks

Hearthstone Top Decks - The Best Hearthstone Decks in the Meta!

www.hearthstonetopdecks.com

These are about all the sites I use.

I'm not sure I organized this well, but I hope it was helpful anyway. :)

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