Wild Growth — Druid Card
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Wild Growth is a Druid-only spell. Below the card images, you will find explanations to help you use the card optimally in every game mode of Hearthstone.
General Comments
Wild Growth is an investment for the future. You can give up your second turn of the game to have an additional Mana on each of the next 7 turns. Although this will usually put you behind on the board, the ability to play cards that are more expensive than your opponent's will often allow you to rapidly catch up, and then overtake them. It should be noted that if you play Wild Growth when you have 10 Mana Crystals, you get a card called Excess Mana which can be used to draw a new card for free.
Constructed Play
In Constructed play, Wild Growth is a terrific card in all but the fastest of decks. It is usual to play more ramp alongside the Wild Growth so as to have a lot more Mana available than your opponent. Cards such as Ultimate Infestation and Nourish are used to refill the hand, and the extra Mana available enables the new cards drawn to be used to take control of the game.
Arena
In Arena, Wild Growth is a mediocre card. Due to the nature of Arena, it is much harder to be sure to take advantage of the extra Mana Crystal every turn than it is in Constructed play, and the investment does not pay off as often as it would in a finely tuned deck.
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