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Mulligans
General Mulligans
Acornbearer is a relly strong T1 play, helping you to contest the board early on and it's deathrattle also helps with the curve on later turns.
Treenforcements isn't here only for the clever pun, it activates the treant synergy on aeroponics and a 2/2 on T1 is also pretty good.
The same concept applies for Shrubadier and Landscaping: treant synergies and strong presence on the board.
Aeroponics and Force of Nature helps you on activating Garden Gnome, so it might be a good idea to keep it if you already have Acornbearer and one of the other cards, but they aren't a too priority pick.
Swarm the board turn after turn until your opponent can’t deal with It, then buff everything up and seal the deal, that’s the main objective of this deck and you can use all the treant synergies present on the list to achieve this.
Almost every card gets you more treants or buff your board, making this deck pretty straightforward, but the most important thing is to know when you should go all in. Aeroponic is also a great draw engine and everything an aggro deck would like, a simple and cheap way to don’t run out of steam too early. Acornbreaker is here simply because it’s a great one drop, and the tokens it generates can also be used to contest the board early on.
We have one copy of the combo Wispering Woods + Soul of the forest as a last resort. While the combo is great you would better be off playing other cards on T4.
The idea behind the list is to be a budget and fun option for the fist days of the expansion. You could make it even more budget if you replace Goru or Cenarius. That being said, I don’t recommend you to invest a lot of dust on those first days, but if you manage to have the cards on your collection, it might be a good idea to take it out for a spin and have fun while the meta stabilises. Thank you for reading and good luck out there.
