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Set:	The Boomsday Project
Type:	Minion
Subtype:	Mech
Rarity:	Legendary
Cost:	10
Attack:	10
Health:	10
Abilities:	Deathrattle, Destroy
Tags:	Battlefield-related, Deck-related, Hand-related
Artist:	James Ryman

Deathrattle: If you have no cards in your deck, hand, and battlefield, destroy the enemy hero.

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Mecha'thun is a legendaryneutralminion card, from The Boomsday Project set.

How to get[edit | edit source]

Mecha'thun can be obtained through The Boomsday Projectcard packs, or through crafting.

Card	Crafting cost	Disenchanting
Mecha'thun	1600	400
Golden Mecha'thun	3200	1600

Notes[edit | edit source]

Mecha'thun will destroy the enemy hero even if the controlling player has Secrets or Weapons equipped.^[1]
Destroying Mecha'thun with a Reincarnate will successfully activate the Deathrattle effect if its condition is satisfied.^[2]
Mecha'thun will destroy the enemy hero even if the controlling player controls a Permanent.^[3] It is unknown whether this is a bug or intended.^[4]
Mecha'thun's effect will destroy immune heroes.
Mecha'thun's effect still activates even if there is a friendly minion with Reborn destroyed, since Reborn effects always trigger after Deathrattles.

Strategy[edit | edit source]

Mecha'thun offers one of the few guaranteed win conditions in the game, but its requirements are very demanding. Not only is drawing out your entire deck a time-consuming process, emptying out your hand and clearing out all other friendly minions is just as tricky. Otherwise, as a vanilla 10/10 it's largely useless.

If you play Mecha'thun with no assistance, there is no guarantee it will survive to the next turn to combo it to meet the requirements. Even if you filled all the requirements, there's always a chance it could get silenced or transformed on the opponent's turn, negating all your hard work. One-turn combos are still possible however by summoning it through alternative means or using Galvanizers to reduce its cost to be more manageable.

Hemet, Jungle Hunter can delete your low-cost cards out of your deck to empty your deck as soon as possible. Keening Banshee also helps with deck thinning.

Potentials combos to instantly kill Mecha'thun include:

Druid:

Playing Mecha'thun followed by Innervate and Naturalize on Mecha'Thun will work if you have no other minions and cards in your hand. Alternatively, Dreampetal Florist can help reduce the cost of Mecha'Thun where you can play it + a Naturalize on the same turn.

Hunter:

Play Mecha'thun as well as two Ticking Abominations, using N'Zoth, the Corruptor and Feign Death (playing Emperor Thaurissan with these two cards in your hand will provide the discount you need) to resurrect them all and trigger all their deathrattles. This combo relies on only N'Zoth and Feign Death being in your hand, but ignores your board state as you will be dealing 20 damage to your own side of the board. Alternatively, using Galvanizer to reduce Mecha'thun's cost and having Goblin Prank as the only card left will ensure that Mecha'thun will die at the end of your turn.

Priest:

With no other cards except Mecha'thun, play Reckless Experimenter, Coffin Crasher, and 2 Ticking Abominations. Cards must be played in that order. This combo has the advantage of the combo pieces not being affected by Hemet.

Rogue:

Play an 8-mana Mecha'thun followed by Preparation and Walk the Plank. Rogues have the advantage of having Myra's Unstable Element to empty their deck once they drew the combo pieces. Anka, the Buried can also be used to make Mecha'thun's cost more manageable, as well as allowing use of other cards to kill Mecha'thun, such as Backstab or Shiv.

Warlock:

Play an 8-mana Mecha'thun, followed by Bloodbloom and Cataclysm. This combo is the most simple to execute and ignores your board state and hand, and can also be used with Genn Greymane strategies since all the cards in question (including the Galvanizers) are even-cost (the discounted hero power will allow you to draw through your deck more quickly as well). Emperor Thaurissan can replace the Galvanizers by discounting both Bloodbloom and Mecha'thun.
Play a 9-mana Mecha'thun with Plague of Flames. This has the benefit of not requiring to kill off your remaining minions.
While your hand only consists of Dollmaster Dorian, Plot Twist, Shriek, Grim Rally, and Mecha'thun, play Dollmaster Dorian then Plot Twist, kill Dorian with Grim Rally, then play Shriek.

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Warrior:

Play The Boomship with Mecha'thun and Malygos in your hand, then use Inner Rage on both minions and a Whirlwind to kill them both. This combo doesn't require Galvanizer, and you can have up to 5 minions on your side of the board provided none of them are above 6 health.
Play Mecha'thun at some point during the game (preferably after Dr. Boom, Mad Genius to use it as a 10/10 Rush). Finish with Da Undatakah, Inner Rage, and Devastate. This only requires four combo cards and three of the combo pieces have applicability in other matchups, although it limits you from using other Deathrattle minions.
A backup strategy with Mecha'thun Warrior is to use Galvanizer for a 9-mana Mecha'thun then kill it with Shield Slam. While there's no guarantee you will have 10 Armor, control Warrior decks often find themselves with very large amount of armor stockpiled up.

Quotes[edit | edit source]

Summon: The era of flesh has ended.
Attack: Death is close.

Lore[edit | edit source]

As the name suggests, Mecha'thun appears to be a mechanical version of the Old GodC'Thun. This version of the Old God is unique to Hearthstone. It was created as part of Dr. Boom's Boomsday Project, 'fo

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