

Hog EQ





Share Among Ranked Decks is this archetype's share of appearances among deck configurations with at least 30 games. Each deck's Usage below is its share of every deck appearance in the window.
Hog Rider cycles behind Earthquake, which strips tower and building HP in one card while also clearing tombstones and other low-HP structures that would otherwise stall the Hog.
Extremely hard to wall off — Earthquake removes the building answer the same turn Hog Rider arrives.
Very elixir-tight; misplaying Earthquake early leaves nothing left to punish a real push with.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Hog EQ play?
Hog Rider cycles behind Earthquake, which strips tower and building HP in one card while also clearing tombstones and other low-HP structures that would otherwise stall the Hog.
What are Hog EQ's strengths?
Extremely hard to wall off — Earthquake removes the building answer the same turn Hog Rider arrives.
What are Hog EQ's weaknesses?
Very elixir-tight; misplaying Earthquake early leaves nothing left to punish a real push with.
Core Cards
The cards most frequently seen across every tracked Hog EQ variant.








Popular Swaps
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