Best Voyage to the Sunken City Decks – Top Meta Lists

Hearthstone Voyage to the Sunken City is the first expansion of 2022 and brings in the Standard rotation to the game! It brings 135 new cards, which allows for a bunch of new deck ideas to be experimented with. If you find that you aren’t yourself much of a deck builder, we’ve gone through and grabbed a bunch of the best decks that are popping up in the expansion so far. There should be at least one deck for each of the ten classes in the game, so everyone should find at least something they can build towards!

Best Voyage to the Sunken City Deck Lists

We will be listing all of the top meta decks from the new Voyage to the Sunken City Hearthstone expansion below. Keep in mind that when a new set is released, there’s a lot of volatility in the early stages of the meta. You might find that one deck is strong early, but it will drop down the list due to an unrefined meta.

All decks have been updated as of 4/13/2022! These lists have gone through a bit more testing and have for the most part reached high ranks on the ladder.

Demon Hunter Decks

Demon Hunter has gotten quite a few Naga cards with interactions based on casting spells. We’ll see if it is enough to base a whole deck around as we get further into the expansion.

DracoCatt‘s Fel Demon Hunter

Druid Decks

Druid could be headed towards another attempt at Beast synergy leading into the new expansion. They’ve also got themselves a fair amount of Naga cards, so don’t be surprised if that gets experimented with.

NoHandsGamer‘s #6 Legend Ramp Druid

Rami94‘s #17 Legend Anacondra Druid

Hunter Decks

Hunter is looking primed to build decks that lean heavily on Beasts. While they got a couple of Naga cards, they are likely not enough to build an entire list with.

D_con’s #24 Legend Naga Hunter

Mage Decks

Mage got some exciting news in the new expansion and that is a bunch of Mech based cards! Old school players of Hearthstone will remember the days of Mech Mage in the past, and it looks like Blizzard is pushing it again!

Nails’ #1 Legend Mech Mage

FuryHunter’s #52 Naga Mage

Paladin Decks

Mage isn’t the only one getting Mechs, it looks like Mech Paladin is also back on the menu. The class had some pretty notorious lists featuring the tribe, and it seems they might be able to push the synergy again in a more control based fashion.

Dmoney’s #48 Legend Mech Paladin

Priest Decks

Priest always feels like it’s in a state of flux, so we eye their options with reservation. They did get a 0-cost legendary minion, which is quite interesting. They’ve received quite a bit of incentive to run a lot of spells, so we’ll see if that works out for the class.

Nagon’s #58 Legend Switcheroo Priest

Rogue Decks

Rogue is looking to get back to its Pirate ways with a bunch of new additions to the tribe ending up in the class. Even the weapon that they were given in this expansion is synergistic with Pirates, so don’t be surprised when a deck featuring them is the mainstay of the class.

Thijs’ #49 Legend Hooktusk Pirate Rogue

F2agWipEHL8owzx’s #6 Legend Tess Rogue

Shaman Decks

Shaman’s pool of cards is a bit all over the place, but they did get some interesting elemental synergy spells that could add up to a combo based deck.

Lvge’s #13 Legend Battlecry Shaman

Warlock Decks

While Warlock hasn’t done a ton with Murlocs in the past, they are going to get their chance in this expansion. It does make sense in a way, due to the zoo-like nature of the tribe.

Ayrok’s Murloc Warlock

Warrior Decks

Warrior is getting quite a bit of weapon based synergy in the Voyage to the Sunken City expansion. It is possible that they are able to convert it into aggro, but a control based list is also in the cards.

Scorro’s #8 Legend Quest Pirate Warrior

Bruto’s #1 Legend Charge Control Warrior

That’s all for the best Hearthstone decks in the Voyage to the Sunken City expansion. Be sure to check out the Hearthstone section of our website for more detailed looks at the archetypes for each of the classes!