In this list, Edelweiss has included Runic Adornment, Jotun, the Eternal, and Argus, the Emerald Star. It seems to be stabilizing at a slightly above 50% win rate, so if you’re having fun with the deck, you can play it and maybe even climb the ladder slowly. Indeed, Plague Death Knight has been a popular deck on the ladder on the first days of the new expansion, but the performance of the deck is quite mediocre. The TITANS Death Knight set did not open many opportunities for the class. I can already see tens of potential improvements to the most common lists, but those need to be tested before they can be endorsed in full. We are still in the honeymoon period of a new expansion, and the meta will still change as the decks get more refined. In this article, I will delve deeper into the first days of the TITANS meta, and look at what is going on with each class in the game, complete with sample decks that you can take to the ladder right away. Overall, this has been one of the strongest mid-year expansion launches when it comes to added power while not completely negating everything that has come before. The Titans themselves fit into almost every deck, but games also end before or in spite of their appearance. Yet, it does not look completely overpowering, as some of the top old decks remain competitive.
The expansion is powerful and there are lots of new decks everywhere.
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