Twilight Acolyte — Priest Card
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Twilight Acolyte is a Priest-only minion. This card was introduced with Kobolds & Catacombs and can now only be obtained through crafting. Below the card images, you will find explanations to help you use the card optimally in every game mode of Hearthstone.
1. General Comments
Twilight Acolyte has an extremely powerful effect as long as you have a Dragon card in your hand. The ability to reduce the Attack of a powerful opposing minion while developing a minion of your own with a high Health total should not be underestimated. Due to the Dragon condition, the range of archetypes in which the Acolyte works is pretty narrow, but within those archetypes it is a very strong card.
2. Constructed Play
In Constructed play, Twilight Acolyte is very powerful due to the fact that you can control how many Dragon cards are in your deck. For the Acolyte to activate consistently on Turn 3, there will need to be roughly seven Dragon cards in the deck. However, it is not always important that this is played on curve. It can be held back as a way to nullify a minion's power in the late-game, and as such can be played in Highlander Priest variants with very few dragons, as well as in the more obvious Dragon Priest.
3. Arena
In Arena, Twilight Acolyte is a poor card due to the Dragon restriction on its ability. However, if you have 6 or more Dragon cards, it is actually a very powerful card and you should change your evaluation accordingly should you get a Dragon-centric draft.
4. Decks with Twilight Acolyte
| Deck | Mana | Cost | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
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Mind Blast Priest Wild Deck
10 spells, 19 minions, 1 hero card
|
|
7,860  |
Apr 06 2019 |
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Spiteful Priest Deck
4 spells, 26 minions
|
|
8,840 |
May 22 2018 |
|
Midrange Dragon Priest Deck
9 spells, 21 minions
|
|
4,880 |
Dec 09 2017 |
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Miracle Dragon Priest Deck
1 weapon, 11 spells, 18 minions
|
|
6,300 |
Dec 09 2017 |
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Combo Dragon Priest Deck
13 spells, 17 minions
|
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4,480 |
Dec 09 2017 |