Celestial Druid Deck - Forged in the Barrens

Last updated on Jun 03, 2021 at 22:00 by Kat 1 comment

This guide contains detailed Strategy, Mulligan, and deck-building information to help you play Celestial Druid in The Wailing Caverns expansion meta.

Celestial Druid is a twist on Ramp Druid decks that aims to rush to 7 Mana in order to flatten both players' Mana Crystals and card costs. The deck can abuse this position through the use of formerly high-Cost cards and Mana Acceleration tools.

Card List

Druid Cards
0 Innervate Core 2
0 Lightning Bloom SA 2
1 Nature Studies SA 2
2 Guess the Weight MDF 2
2 Lunar Eclipse MDF 2
2 Solar Eclipse MDF 2
3 Fungal Fortunes AO 2
3 Wild Growth Core 2
4 Overgrowth AO 2
5 Nourish Core 2
6 Forest Warden Omu SA 1
6 Lady Anacondra FitB 1
8 Celestial Alignment FitB 2
8 Cenarion Ward MDF 2
Neutral Cards
9 Malygos the Spellweaver Core 1
10 C'Thun, the Shattered MDF 1

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Celestial Druid Deck Mulligan Guide

Celstial Druid relies on Druid ramp mechanics in order to execute its strategy with ease. To aid this, it is important to look for key ramp cards like Overgrowth in your opening hand.

  • General Mulligan (keep regardless of what your opponent is playing)Overgrowth, Nature Studies, Wild Growth, Celestial Alignment.
  • Mulligan against Aggro (also keep if you think you are playing against an aggressive deck)Lunar Eclipse.
  • Mulligan against Control (also keep if you think you are playing against a slow deck) — No further cards required against Control.

Celestial Druid Deck Strategy

Throughout the early game, your aim is to gain Mana as quickly as possible, no matter what. This is commonly done with Wild Growth and Overgrowth, which can both be discounted by Nature Studies. If you fail to draw into any of these cards, Lightning Bloom can be used to bridge the gap to your higher cost cards.

The aim of gaining Mana is get yourself into a position to play and abuse Celestial Alignment. Before playing Celestial Alignment, you should try to ensure you have cards in hand to abuse it, such as ways to gain more Mana in a turn, like Forest Warden Omu, Lightning Bloom, Lady Anacondra, and Nourish for Mana, allowing you to play gain additional cards per turn. Alternatively, having Cenarion Ward alone is often adequate.

Once you have safely played Celestial Alignment, you can begin rapidly gaining Mana with Nourish and Lightning Bloom for explosive turns. With the Mana, you should use the wide range of card draw spells to draw through your deck, ideally preceding them with Gadgetzan Auctioneer if you have the Mana to so. As you begin to reach the bottom if your deck, you should look to play all 4 C'Thun, the Shattered spells from your deck in order to shuffle it into your deck. After doing so, you can then look to cast a second copy of Celestial Alignment to extend your Mana discounts to C'Thun or, if you are close to 10 Mana, wait until you draw into it, before proceeding to use it to finish off your opponent.

Against Aggro, you can use spells like Lunar Eclipse and your C'Thun, the Shattered cards as you rush towards Celestial Alignment. Once you have access to your high-Cost cards, you can simply aim to pair Solar Eclipse with Cenarion Ward to simultaneously heal yourself and develop large minions, to lock your opponent out of the game.

Against Control, you should prioritise drawing through your deck as quickly as possible with any spare Mana you may have. This will allow you to reach your C'Thun, the Shattered finisher faster, ideally before they reach a position in which they can suvive the burst damage it provides.

Celestial Druid Deck Card Swaps

  • Against Control — Add 1x Sphere of Sapience for 1x Lunar Eclipse to add further consistency to your draws.
  • Against Aggro — Add 2x Armor Vendor for 2x Nature Studies to provide some additional early-game survivability.

Changelog

  • 03 Jun. 2021: Deck adjusted C'Thun variant with the Wailing Caverns expansion.
  • 31 Mar. 2021: Guide added.
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