Thaurissan rampage

Roles

Build Cycle

2

2

2

2

Shortest Cycle

8

3

4

6

Playable Anywhere

Thaurissan will make any physical attack, from your party, burn the enemy
This passive greatly improves the damage you can deal and how fast you can clean up the army in front of you. Your Darkspear Troll and Murlocs become forces to be reckoned with and even the Quillboar can deal impressive damage to enemy and towers.



TWO-HEADED DOGS
The Core Hounds give you the advantage in dividing the opposing forces making sure that units such as the Darkspear Troll can shine and take out enemy forces before the hound he's backing up dies. This only works when using with the Eternal Bound talent for the Core Hounds.

A WILD QUILLBOAR APPEARS
The Quillboar is your key unit as well as it can redirect where the enemy attention will go to. If an incoming group of enemy using splash damage will clean your army then be sure to drop your Quillboar right behind them. It will negate, even if just for a couple of seconds, their damage and enable you to take them out with only the Quillboar as a casualty.



IS IT ANY GOOD ?
You can climb up the ladder quite easily in pvp with such a composition and learn how to handle the leader and adapt this build. In PVE, I've managed with a team that has only lvl 16 max to clean the DireMaul dungeon up to level 19. Level 20 is currently too strong for me but by making few adjustments I'm sure I can take it down

WHAT'S BAD ?
Swarming your minis will be your end. I've found out the hard way that footmen will a healer can be extremely potent against you. The Gryffon rider and the Murlocs should be the first ones to be changed to adapt to your situations. You will probably be good using spells like Blizzard or Execute, or using counter-swarm units like Flamewaker.



OVERALL
This leader is quite fantastic, it is very tanky and deals a lot of damage. And even if very few comes from direct attack, it remains very satisfying!