Divine Coronet Chosen One!
This deck is a meme... but it wins in Mythic! To top it all off, it only costs ~$60! I breakdown the list in my new video & show off a ridiculous game I played on ladder with the deck. In fact, it was my first ever game with the deck in ranked!
I found the deck watching FortyTilFive on Twitch. He's played this deck more than anyone in the world (nearly 400 times on ladder!!!) and has a 52% win rate with the deck in Mythic. That's insane.
Here's the decklist code:
GU_1_3_BGJBGMBGMKATKATKDbKDbLABLAJOACOACCDjCDjCDsCDsCEbCFaCFaCFgCFgGBeGBeGBgGBgGCOGCOGCXGCXIAvIAv
The Combo!
The Divine Coronet has some SERIOUS power if it is able to get out early. Getting a 9 drop out on turn 4 spells game over against almost all aggro decks, as only a few gods actually have an answer to a turn 4 Polyhymnia or Thaeriel's Anvil.
The cards balance lies in the fact that it needs to be played twice generally, go back into the deck after the first time, and then found yet again.
What the balance team wasn't expecting was for this card to be the ONLY creature in a Light deck, and making it the Chosen One.
There are so many ways to pull a Chosen One into your hand, and even buff it in the process! I look for a Dowsing Blade + Guiding Light in the mulligan, or Forged in the Light + Guiding Light. Otherwise you'll need to draw it, play it, and draw it again. Which still isn't difficult to do by turn 6, but it's nicer to play Forged or Dowsing on T1/2, Guiding Light T3, Coronet T4.
Super nasty combo and WAY TOO consistent in my humble opinion. All the cards pictured above are locked for balance though... so... let's hope to god that this doesn't become too OP or popular.
I, uh, guess I shouldn't have made a video and written an article, but it IS fun as hell to watch your opponent concede on turn 4 to a Poly!
~Copper
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