Double Warden Electro Wiz

The main aim of the deck is to stun with electro wizard and allow inferno warden to do the hard work. Due to the recent inferno warden buffs it absolutely shreds decks with many abilities.

Try to place both elixir units in the first two rounds but if you don’t manage then do it in the second. Don’t be afraid to use all your rerolls.
Make sure to place and sell minis to make room for more to be rolled on the next round.

There is no specific mini order after placing the elixir minis; however, try to place every mini before prioritising upgrades. Pretty much upgrade the minis as they come.

Mini upgrade priority goes: Defuser>Electro Wizard + Inferno Warden + Grand Warden>Ice Wizard

The upgrades are shown below:

Grand Warden: 1
Only move it if you or the enemy has one life left. Sometimes they will use a clash ability on it, allowing you to move it later. Get the first upgrade to give rage to the other minis.

Lumberjack:
Just to get the elixir buff and sometimes block a clash ability. I usually don’t upgrade it.

Defuser: 3>2>1
To get the elixir buff. Whenever it appears, upgrade it and sell it once when maxed, to get a bit more elixir. Only do this if you or your opponent has one life left as you ideally want to keep it for the class buff. Can also block clash abilities for the grand warden. Once you sell it you can place it in a different location to block clash abilities like prince or spear goblin if needed.

Ice Wizard: 1>2>3
Mainly to complete the mage class buff, but can be upgraded if you have extra elixir from selling the defuser. I recommend the first two upgrades, but the third is helpful if you notice the grand warden dying fast. This helps the grand warden build up a bit of shield for the other minis.

Electro Wizard: 3>1>2
Upgrade fully to stun the opponents as much as possible. Get the third upgrade first, then the first if they have a strong backline and/or the second if they have a few strong frontline minis.

Inferno Warden: 3>1
This mini does all of the damage pretty much. The third upgrade can sometimes keep its ability permanently up and the first makes it do more damage over time.
I haven’t seen much use for the second upgrade, and if they have barely any abilities the third is not super useful but I often get it anyway.