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Quote from Wardonis >>

Quote from MegaSharked >>

So I’ve tried it out a bit... and I think you’re way off calling this a tier 1 deck. What rank are you playing at?

According to your tips, you just sit back and let your opponent build a board (which does happen because of your lack of early game), and then somehow take it all back without board clears? 

Also, any opponent that also attempts to stall the early game has you not taking damage, rendering a huge bunch of heal cards in hand useless. This makes reliance on having High Priest Thekal early too great.

i like the idea of the deck, but it needs work. Better early game & more clears for starters.

 

 It takes quite a bit of practice to get a really good feel to make it happen. I've been playing a variation of this deck for nearly 2 years, refining it with each space. This version is the first I've had that has sustained position above 60% 

 Sure, but at what rank?

Quote from MegaSharked >>

So I’ve tried it out a bit... and I think you’re way off calling this a tier 1 deck. What rank are you playing at?

According to your tips, you just sit back and let your opponent build a board (which does happen because of your lack of early game), and then somehow take it all back without board clears? 

Also, any opponent that also attempts to stall the early game has you not taking damage, rendering a huge bunch of heal cards in hand useless. This makes reliance on having High Priest Thekal early too great.

i like the idea of the deck, but it needs work. Better early game & more clears for starters.

 

 It takes quite a bit of practice to get a really good feel to make it happen. I've been playing a variation of this deck for nearly 2 years, refining it with each space. This version is the first I've had that has sustained position above 60% 

So I’ve tried it out a bit... and I think you’re way off calling this a tier 1 deck. What rank are you playing at?

According to your tips, you just sit back and let your opponent build a board (which does happen because of your lack of early game), and then somehow take it all back without board clears? 

Also, any opponent that also attempts to stall the early game has you not taking damage, rendering a huge bunch of heal cards in hand useless. This makes reliance on having High Priest Thekal early too great.

i like the idea of the deck, but it needs work. Better early game & more clears for starters.

Quote from SlaveMaster87 >>

Why would you use Ancient Brewmaster over Youthful Brewmaster, if you don't have Call to Arms? 

 I am using the bigger minions because its late game when you start doing the OTK setup and having the bigger statted minions adds more weight to the board. here is an example of a game where I used the OTK combo against DK Jaina https://hsreplay.net/replay/DCzAazEx9gNdoyq88UfDDi

Quote from MegaSharked >>

Interesting deck!

I see no board clears, how’s that working for you?

What would you say are the worst and best matchups so far?

 Doesn't need board clears. There are enough big minions, weapons and taunts that your opponents board doesn't get out of hand. an army of small things means squat, and you shouldn't let him build up an army of big stuff.

So far hyper aggro decks are the only problem, by hyper aggro, i mean turn 4 /turn 5 kill decks. luckily it's 50/50 against them, comes down to draw RNG. here is an example of a loss to that on turn 6. https://hsreplay.net/replay/G5Pt3gos3MBLyQrh7e34Yo

Quote from snowbear4 >>

this deck could probably use time out for the otk

 unnecessary, deck is already cutting tons of useful cards, Damage to your Hero is encouraged, you want your hero to take damage so you can heal it back up. The amount of healing in the deck makes timeout pointless. 

Quote from ManThighs >>

useless divine favor. 

 It is sometimes useless. There are many games I never use it. I'll have a bigger hand than my opponent and i'll throw it away when I have spare mana. When I do this it's not totally useless though because it still reduces Shirvalla's mana cost. That said, it is quite handy. It's a card you tend to sit on as you burn other cards so you typically have it if you ever do need it which happens in about 25% of games. I could replace it, but it's a reliable efficient draw in a pinch and does it's job well. I'll typically get 2-4 cards from it when I do use it.

Why would you use Ancient Brewmaster over Youthful Brewmaster, if you don't have Call to Arms? 

No board clears and a useless divine favor. Should definently run a 2nd copy of true silver over divine favor. Why Ancient brew over youthfull bad choice. This deck looks like a poor attempt at a midrange deck crossed with a control deck and the result isn't good. Would probaly add a lot more early game and add call to arms and aoe's.

this deck could probably use time out for the otk

I see no board clears, how’s that working for you?

What would you say are the worst and best matchups so far?