LogFAQs > #936170088

The full decks for returning players have been revealed and they're...pretty good.

https://old.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/fo9coo/free_deck_for_new_and_returning_players/

So...details--if you haven't logged in for 4 months as of March 17 you qualify.

Looking through all these decks, near as I can tell they either come with 3 legendaries...or 2 legendaries and 4 epics (4800 dust value either way). With the rest of the deck filled up with commons and rares (with the new duplicate rule, commons and rares are basically free anyway). All composed strictly of year of the dragon cards (rotation-proof).

The most exciting one is probably the Reno mage, since it has Zephrys, Alex, and Reno--two of these are neutral, and all cards that will be relevant for years (in wild at minimum). The deck doesn't actually look like a good stand alone deck, though. (Actual Reno Mage runs like...800 more legendaries than that).

The most functional one for an actual stand alone deck for someone who hasn't played in years and really doesn't have cards is up for debate; IDK maybe Treant Druid? Reddit seems to think it's Galakrond Rogue, but it's like -4 legendaries on the meta list (no Flik Skyshiv, Zilliax, Snip Snap, Leeroy. Sure, most of those are going to wild, but that will probably make the deck a lot less meta).

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