Tirion Fordring Trios

Roles

Build Cycle

2

3

3

3

Shortest Cycle

11

4

4

5

Playable Anywhere

Summary
This deck relies on the trio of Tirion Fordring, Stonehoof Tauren, and Huntress together and uses other units as support. With the Tauren charging Ranged units, Tirion healing, and the Huntress dealing AoE-like damage, they'll be as close to unstoppable as an army can get.

Due to the nature of this deck, it requires timing and positioning precision, more so than most builds. In addition, this combination of units is expensive, so you must grab all the gold you can get from the map.

Roles and Talents

Melee Minis
The Stonehoof Tauren is a crucial part of this build. His role for the core trio is to Charge and eliminate Ranged units that may do a lot of damage or may eliminate your Huntress with ease. The Charge trait also allows the Tauren to get ahead and tank incoming enemy damage, keeping Tirion, your healer, relatively safe.

Ranged Minis
The Huntress is another crucial part of this build and fills in the gaps where Tirion and the Tauren fail. The role of the Huntress is to eliminate flying and squad minis.

In case of a horde or swarm-type enemy deck, the S.A.F.E. Pilot's initial damage can assist the Huntress.

Spell Minis
The spells above should support your core trio once they are on the map and pushing.

How to Play

Summon Core Trio Together
This deck will only work if you can summon Tirion Fordring, Stonehoof Tauren, and Huntress together, as their synergy makes them a devastating army. Proper timing is crucial. You rarely want to be in a position where only two of the three units are deep in enemy territory.

Use Other Minis to Support Core Trio
The rest of the minis you'll add to this deck should support the core trio, whether disabling enemy units, spell damage, changing enemy attack direction, and so on. In our testing, Spells and Unbound units work best as they can be cast and summoned anywhere on the map.

Pay Close Attention To Your Trio
Because this deck relies on specific units, you have to pay attention to the enemy units that your core trio is facing or is about to face, and you should have your spells or unbound units ready to make sure they don't falter. Due to the overreliance on these specific units, this deck requires timing and positioning precision of spells and units.

Grab All the Gold
While a powerful combo, the trio needed for this strategy is expensive, so you must be able to get all the gold on the map. This is especially needed if your initial trio is defeated and you need to spawn them again.