March of the Lich King deck codes from theorycrafting to play at launch

Hearthstone just had its March of the Lich King theorycrafting event. The livestreams featured content creators who tested out some March of the Lich King decks ahead of the expansion's launch. Players also had the chance to test out some of Blizzard's March of the Lich King deck codes. Here are a bunch of them and quick overviews of how they can be played once the expansion launches.

This Blood Death Knight deck features three Blood Runes. It's a tanky option that's suited for players who like to control the board and make their opponent run out of cards to play.

The Tempo Death Knight uses one Blood Rune and two Frost Runes. While Frost Runes help with card draw and damage, Blood Runes offer some disruptions.

This particular Death Knight involves one Frost Rune and two Unholy Runes. It relies on small tokens before cards like Corpse Bride and Stitched Giant can provide a powerful swing on five mana.

This Fel-Relic Demon Hunter deck consists of only three minions. Cards can be used to stabilize during the midgame and the Unleash Fel plus Silvermoon Arcanist combo can clear and heal.

Next, Ramp Armor Druid has some new Armor cards to play with alongside Anub’Rehkan to cheat out cards for Brann and Denathrius value. Meanwhile, Unending Swarm revives Whelps for more board presence.

Aggro Arcane Hunter is pretty straightforward. To play this deck, apply pressure in the early game using small minions. Then, use Arcane spell damage to take down the opponent.

This Mage deck involves a bunch of stall effects to stop the bleeding while the player amasses Arcane Bolts and take full advantage of the Manathirst keyword. When all the pieces are ready, one's opponent can be bursted down.

Pure Paladin has cards like Cariel and cards with Lifesteal effects to heal up. Meanwhile, Anachronos is a great minion for tempo.

Shadow Priest becomes more deadly with card draw and Undead minions. Use these efficiently for tempo swings.

This March of the Lich King Rogue deck has a lot of fuel, ensuring that players always have options in their hand for big turns.

It's tokens galore with this Shaman deck. Make Murloc and Undead minions stick on the board with Deathrattle effects and take advantage of Scourge Troll to take down opponents. Don't forget Bloodlust for increased damage.

Zero-attack minions can be combined with activators to create a board of Deathrattle minions in this variation of a Zoolock deck.

Unleash the fury of Hellscream with this Enrage Warrior deck. It has new fire-themed cards for more synergies and damage.

That's all of Blizzard's March of the Lich King deck codes from the theorycrafting event. Stay tuned on Esports.gg for more Hearthstone news and updates.